Jeff And His Dad, Tim Kurkjian, To Host An Event In Vegas
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Jeff of Jeff & Aimee In The Morning comes from a family of broadcasters. His dad is Tim Kurkjian who can be seen on ESPN’s Baseball Tonight and SportsCenter among many other programs. Tim has dedicated his life to covering baseball, a sport that is a huge part of the Kurkjian family.
Jeff will be hosting “An Evening With Tim Kurkjian” to talk all things baseball with fans in Las Vegas.
Thursday, February 3rd at 7pm at The Space!
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This event is all about raising money for charity, one that is very close to Jeff’s family. Last summer, Jeff’s uncle (his dad’s brother) was diagnosed with ALS. The devastating news has created a fire within their family to help others struggling with the debilitating disease. Jeff made the announcement of his uncle’s diagnosis last year.
Listen to Jeff first break the tough news to our Coyote Country listeners.
The ALS Association of Nevada provides support for people who were diagnosed and their families here in Las Vegas. 100% of proceeds from this event will go to help those in our state dealing with the same issues that Jeff’s uncle is dealing with.
Jeff’s dad, Tim Kurkjian, recently received some huge news from the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York! He was awarded the BBWAA Career Excellence Award and will be elected into the Hall of Fame in July of 2022. You can read more here.
He serves as a reporter, analyst and writer for @espn – and on top of all that, he’s the author of three books on baseball.
— National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum ⚾ (@baseballhall) December 31, 2021
Next summer, @Kurkjian_ESPN will be honored in Cooperstown for his incredible contributions to baseball writing.https://t.co/I8QG7GYVsF pic.twitter.com/Crx1zmmHBC
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Did you know that ALS is also commonly known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease?
It also was the inspiration behind the “Ice Bucket Challenge” back in 2014. It all began with Pete Frates and his family.
