“Kings of Queens: Life Beyond Baseball with the ’86 Mets” with author Erik Sherman

• Books & Literature
• Free

“I’m so proud of what we accomplished in that magical 1986 season and the brotherhood that we still have for one another all these years later. Enjoy this personal portrayal of one of baseball history’s greatest and most charismatic teams.” —Davey Johnson

In 1986, the bad guys of baseball won the World Series.

“What if I actually went out and visited the players where they are today—in their homes, in the dugouts they currently coach or manage in, or in the bars they might frequent? I would interview the men who’d made up this magical team, find out what happened to them after their glory days were behind them, and explore the impact they as individuals and as a team had on the fans and the organization—then and now.” —Erik Sherman

On April 5, Erik will offer his unique perspective. Join us in the Clubhouse. RSVP required to attend.

Autographed and personalized copies of “Kings of Queens” will be available for purchase. The author will sign only books purchased in the Clubhouse.

Erik Sherman is the co-author of “Out at Home”; “Mookie”; and “Steve Blass.” He is a regular guest speaker at the Baseball Hall of Fame and proud supporter of The Viscardi Center.

In a World Series rematch, the Mets play at Kansas City with a 4:15pm starting time. Come by before the book event. We’ll have the ballgame on the Clubhouse screen.