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An Unofficial Fan Page -- in association with the site, www.Jason-Varitek.com
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37 years old
Boston, Massachusetts
United States
Last Login: 11/10/2009
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| General | Awards & Recognitions:
2006 1000th Game Bronzed Catchers Mitt
» Presented on September 19, 2006 - The plaque reads:
"IN HONOR OF YOUR FIRST 1000 GAMES, this bronzed catchers mitt is presented to Jason Varitek. The first player in our 106-year history to ever catch 1,000 games. With gratitude, admiration and respect, from the partners, front office and field staff of the Boston Red Sox, July 31, 2006."
2006 Heart and Hustle Award
» Presented on September 19, 2006 from the local chapter of the Major League Baseball Players Alumni Association. The honor is presented to a player who exemplifies the values, tradition, and spirit of the game of baseball. A national winner will be selected from the individual club honorees later this year.
2005 Gold Glove Award
» The Rawlings Gold Glove Award is given to the best by those who best know how to evaluate performance. Rawlings established the Gold Glove Award to recognize the best fielders at each position. Managers of each team select a squad of the best defensemen in their league, excluding their own team.
2005 Silver Slugger Award
» Hillerich and Bradsby, the company that makes Louisville Slugger bats, instituted the Silver Slugger Award in 1980. The award goes to the best hitter at each position in each major league, based on a combination of hitting statistics, including batting average, slugging percentage, and on-base percentage.
2003 Most Valuable Player
» Baseball Writers Association of America, Boston Chapter
2003 Sportsman of the Year Award
»Presented by the Hyde Park Lions Club
1998 Red Sox Rookie of the Year Award
1994 Golden Spikes Award
»Top Amateur Baseball Player in the country
1994 Rotary Smith Award
»College Player of the Year
1994 Dick Howser Trophy
»Baseball excellence and scholastic achievement for collegiate baseball
1993 ACC Baseball Player of the Year Award
»Atlantic Coast Conference - College Sports
1993 Pat Sorenti Award
» Cape Cod Baseball League's MVP
1993 Thurman Munson Award
» Highest batting avg. (.371) with the Cape Cod Baseball League, while also compiling a .514 on-base percentage and a .552 slugging average.
Upcoming Events / Appearances
6th Annual Pitching in for Kids & The Capital Grille's All Star Charity Golf Classic Hosted by Tim Wakefield & Jason Varitek
The Pre-Tournament Party will take place on Monday, June 8th at Ned Devines, Upper Rotunda of Faneuil Hall Marketplace.
The 2009 Pitching in for Kids & The Capital Grille's All Star Charity Golf Classic will take place on Monday, June 15, 2009.
It will be played on a new golf course this year - the Indian Pond Country Club in Kingston, MA.
Registration begins at Noon and the Shotgun Start at 1:00 p.m.
For more information on this event, check out PIFK's website here.
The Foundation is always looking for volunteers to assist with their activites! For more information on how you can volunteer, click here.
The 2009 Jason Varitek Celebrity Putt-Putt Tournament
July 2nd, 2009
Ferncroft Country Club, Middleton, MA
Jason Varitek, his teammates and many other Boston celebrities come together for a game of putt-putt to raise money for Saints Medical Center and the Celebrities for Charity Foundation.
Spectator tickets are $23.00 per person.
Sponsorships for the Media and Foursomes start at $5,000, World Series and "Tek" sponsorships at $15,000, and a special "Presenting" sponsorship is available for $35,000.
For more information, click here or call Celebrity Marketing at (978) 749-6700.
Jason Varitek & Dustin Pedroia Summer Baseball Camp
July 26th – July 31st, 2009
Stonehill College in North Easton, MA.
Commuter Camp:
Monday - Thursday, July 27th - July 30th 9:00am to 5:00pm
Friday, July 31st 9:00am to Noon
Overnight Camp:
Sunday, July 26th
Check-in from 4:00pm to 6:00pm through Friday, July 31st at Noon.
For more information on being a part of this exciting baseball camp, click Jason Varitek An Unofficial Site and check the gray column on your right.
Captain's Cabernet - 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon,
Healdsburg, California
Benefiting the Pitching In For Kids Foundation
To order, click Jason Varitek An Unofficial Site and check the gray column on your right.
Photos from Spring Training, 2009. To see more, check the gallery on my main site at Jason Varitek An Unofficial Site!
March 20th: Red Sox vs. Pirates - For the second time in as many games, Jason Varitek crushed a homer to right field while batting from the left side of the plate. Facing Pirates starter Jeff Karstens, who was struggling to locate, Varitek jumped on a fastball down the pipe and lined it into the right-field bleachers.
March 17th: Red Sox vs. Twins - Jason, wearing St. Patrick's Day gear specially made by All-Star Sports, stands at home plate during drills prior to the game. The gear will be auctioned off at MLB.com and proceeds will go to Jason's favorite charity - Children's Hospital Boston.
Jason hammers a solo homer in the second inning.
March 13th: Jason walks toward the batting cage during a workout before an exhibition game against the New York Yankees in Fort Myers.
March 8th: Jason hits a single to left during the game against the Tampa Bay Rays. Final Score: Red Sox 8, Rays 2.
Jason and Terry Francona chat in the dugout during practice.
March 3rd: Jason snares a foul pop-up in the fifth inning.
Jason slides home safely as Reds catcher Ryan Hanigan waits for the throw in the fourth inning.
February 28th: Jason follows through on his swing for an RBI double off of Reds pitcher Nick Masset in the first inning.
Jason went 3-4 with 4 RBI in the 16-5 win against the Cincinnati Reds.
Jason connects for an RBI off Reds pitcher Sam LeClure in the 4th inning.
February 26th: Typical 'Tek: Jason squats at second base between batters.
Jason singles off a pitch by Pittsburgh Pirates' Ian Snell to load the bases in the first inning of a spring training game.
Jason talks to Pirates pitching coach Joe Kerrigan before Thursday's game. Kerrigan is a former Red Sox manager and pitching coach.
February 23rd: Jason takes part in rundown drills.
February 21st: Jason watches batting practice from behind the cage.
February 19th: Jason walks by fans as he heads for the clubhouse after finishing his day on a back field.
February 19th: Jason smiles as he heads up the first base line during a base running drill.
February 19th: Batting practice.
February 17th: Jason gives advice to pitcher Daniel Bard as catcher George Kottaras looks on.
"I had a very productive winter as far as training and getting a lot of my strength back and working on my agility too," Varitek said. "I'm working on my hitting too. I'm in a good place right now." .
February 14th: Jason messing around during batting practice.
2009 - Pitchers and Catchers Report:
Josh Bard and Jason listen to instructions from bullpen coach Gary Tuck.
Josh Bard studies veteran catcher Jason Varitek’s glove position.
Jason Varitek helps fellow backstop Mark Wagner on his glove position.
Red Sox fans such as Laurie Jannelli, 48, of Brookline, Mass., are happy he's back. And not just for his talent but his attitude toward fans.
"He's the one guy every year who stays out here and signs (autographs) for kids when it's roasting hot," Jannelli said.
Josh Beckett admires Jason's haircut!
Jason waits for his turn at batting practice.
Again, to see more, check the gallery on my main site at Jason Varitek An Unofficial Site!
A Look Back... to see more, check out my album on the Pics Page or go to the main site at www.Jason-Varitek.com!
All Star Kid!
Little League Guy, 1982 - Age 10.
Hyannis Mets, 1993: Jason catches while future teammate Nomar Garciaparra hits a homerun.
"Jason on display" at the Cape Cod League Hall of Fame & Museum. Jason also played for the Hyannis Mets of the Cape Cod Baseball League during the summers of 1991 and 1993 around a stint with Team USA in 1992. After hitting a respectable .263 in '91, the switch-hitting backstop returned to win the CCBL's Pat Sorenti Award as the League MVP and the Thurman Munson Award with the highest batting avg. (.371) in 1993, while also compiling a .514 on-base percentage and a .552 slugging average. He is still in contact with his host family, the Kings.
Spring Training, 1997
In action, 1998: Jason takes off after a wild pitch thrown by Steve Avery.
Fenway Park, 1999:Jason trades a batting helmet and bat for a hardhat and shovel!
ALCS, 1999: Jason sits alone in the dugout after the Sox loss to the Yankees.
Spring Training, 2000
Spring Training, 2002
July 27, 2003 - Red Sox vs. Yankees: Jason rounds the bases after a game-winning home run against the Yankees.
Christmas Eve, December 24, 2004: Jason is presented with the title of Captain during his contract press conference.
"Being a Red Sox, this city, it pulls a lot out of me, because I think a lot of my values are like a lot of the fans' values, and a lot of the guys that play here have the same values. They like to get dirty. Fans like us to get dirty." -- Captain Varitek
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Jason smiles for the camera while signing autographs:
December 27, 2007 - Captain Varitek Meets Captain Hook:
Thank you to Mr. Tony Morreale, Sports Publicity Manager for Disney Destinations, LLC who kindly sent me this photo:
"Today we had Jason Varitek in the Magic Kingdom, and had him pose with another noted captain, Captain Hook."
Photo by: Gene Duncan
Photo of Jason at a Modell's store autograph signing taken by Ben Trottier:
PHOTO FROM THE COLLECTION OF KELLY O'CONNOR (To see more of her beautiful photography, go to www.Jason-Varitek.com and click on "Photos". Kelly has her own gallery under Miscellaneous Photos):
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I am NOT Jason Varitek. This is a fan MySpace and is in no way affiliated with Jason Varitek or his representatives.
For more information, news and photos on Jason, visit my main site at Jason Varitek An Unofficial Site
If you have any questions, please [e-mail me (Erin)].
Tek-nically Speaking:
I’m ectastic that I'm a Red sox. I’m ecstatic for the fact that I had peace of mind to know that I'll be in this uniform. I get closer to retiring in this uniform—not saying that I see retirement anytime soon—but it allows me that opportunity to do what's most important for me, to wear the 'C' for this group of fans and people in this organization who have spent a lot of time building a championship." -- Jason Varitek, in his first interview of spring training, shown live on NESN (February 14, 2009).
"I am aware these could be my last home games here, and I don’t want to take them for granted. That’s as far as I can take it right now. I don’t want to take any of this for granted, particularly the excitement of playing here." -- Jason Varitek, on his pending free agency at the end of this season, Projo.com, (September 3rd).
September, 2008
"The Sox are 705-467 (.602) in games Varitek starts at catcher and 255-302 (.458) when somebody other than Varitek is the catcher. Some of that is because Boston has had Wakefield-only catchers for the past several years, but through the weight of 11 years worth of games, the difference in Boston’s record when Varitek catches and when he doesn’t is extraordinary." -- Sportswriter Bill Ballou, in his column for the Worcester Telegram (September 29th).
"It’s really beneficial to the Red Sox pitching staff to be able to think about execution and never think about theory. When you’ve got a 'virtual computer' in Jason Varitek behind the plate calling games, you turn everything over to him and all you think about is executing that pitch." -- MLB game announcer Buck Martinez, on the importance of catcher Jason Varitek to the Red Sox, during the third game of the Toronto series (September 21st).
"So if this is it -- and it might be -- get a good look at what we've been taking for granted these last 11 years. It's hard to remember any Red Sox player who engendered as much public respect from his teammates as Jason Varitek, and, with the exception of Carlton Fisk, no Red Sox catcher in history ever produced as consistently and as well for as long a period of time.
Remember not the figure who struggled to put his bat on the ball for much of June and July this year. Remember instead a man who, as much as anybody, symbolized the return of the Red Sox as one of baseball's true powerhouses." -- Sports Journalist Art Matone, Providence Journal, (September 19th).
From His Pitchers -
"I knew he was a good catcher, but he is a great receiver. He blocks the ball as well as anybody. What he brings behind the plate, the knowledge he has of hitters, I've had a blast working with him."
-- Paul Byrd, starting pitcher for the Red Sox, talks about his second start working with Jason Varitek (August 22nd).
"Tek is the most prepared baseball player I have ever been around. He's great because he comes up to you before your start and says, 'Hey, you want to go over these guys?'. He's very outspoken on what he thinks works with these guys (batters), and he's very knowledgable about it because he does the legwork". -- Josh Beckett, from an interview for Major League Baseball (after the 2007 World Series).
From His Other Teammates -
"He (Lester) did a good job. With 'Tek back there calling the game, they're a good combination, and when you have the captain back there you have a good chance of winning." -- Coco Crisp during an on-the-field interview after the Sox win over the Blue Jays (September 14, 2008).
"He's been great. He's a great person and a great leader, and he is very important to this baseball club. I try not to get in his way too much and try not to bother him. When I have a chance, I ask him a lot of questions. He's been great with that." -- Catcher George Kottaras, after making his major league debut with the Sox (September 13, 2008).
From His Manager -
"When we were on the field after the [clinching] game the other night, he put his head on my shoulder and cried like a baby. He had willed everybody to be so good. I think that's why I'm so calm. I know he's in charge. It's his team." -- Manager Terry Francona talking about Jason Varitek, from an article first published by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (November 2, 2007).
From His Coaches -
"I don't know that we can measure the effect Varitek has had on this pitching staff because it has been immense. His ability (is) to not only execute a game plan that we've devised through scouting reports, through our own personal history or through the many other avenues available to us, but to also tailor it within the game depending on what's working effectively for a pitcher that night. He's the most valuable member of our pitching staff." -- Pitching coach John Farrell, during an interview with NESN (September, 2007).
"I've been very fortunate to work with some of the best guys that ever squatted in the game in 30 years, and he's right at the top of the list, if not the top, because of what he brings to the game.
No. 1, mentally, his retention skills, his work ethic, his leadership skills and just his passion for wanting to be a better player at age 35, and he will be a better player this year than he was last year and that's all because he's willed himself to do it." -- Bullpen Coach and catching instructor Gary Tuck, from an interview with MLB's Mike Petraglia (February 27, 2008).
From Major League General Managers -
"If I could take Varitek and put him on another planet, I would." -- Yankees GM Brian Cashman during a speaking engagement at William Paterson University in New Jersey in January, 2008.
From Major League Managers -
"He's a bulldog! I wouldn't want to mess with the guy. He's big-time old-school. He'll hurt you. He's a throwback player. And there just aren't many out there like him. Players like him just don't come around often." -- John McLaren, manager of the Seattle Mariners in an interview on June 6, 2008.
"I walked up to Varitek and said, 'You don't know who I am but I know who you are. I see the way you carry yourself, I see the way you conduct yourself...' I mean I watch this guy block every pitch, I watch him throw in between innings down to second base - that's what this game needs, it needs people to have respect and play the game the right way!" -- Orioles manager Dave Trembley during MASN's broadcast of the Red Sox @ Orioles game on May 14, 2008.
From Major League Players
"He's a good pitcher, but I have to give credit to Jason Varitek. You can have a good pitcher, but you need a good catcher to make it complete, and that's what Varitek does." -- Orioles third baseman Melvin Mora, when asked about Daisuke Matsuzaka during a dugout game-time interview with MASN announcers.
"You never want to see a no-hitter go against you like that, but, unfortunately, that situation happened.I give a lot of credit to the pitcher, but most of the credit I give to Jason Varitek. He one of the smartest guys, the smartest catcher. He's the one that got that pitching staff going that way about [its] business.
"You want to guess and you're looking for a pitch, it's like Jason is reading your mind. And the pitchers listen to him about the pitch he wants in a certain situation. You think, 'OK, I'm going to take a pitch,' and here you go, he comes with a strike there; and you want to swing, he comes with a breaking pitch. He's a big value to this team, and they should be proud of what they have there. He's a special guy. That's a lot of work to do to be a catcher. It's not just catching the ball and throwing it back to the pitcher.
"You've got to be pretty smart and know the situation and, from what I understand, he's a big student of the game. He studies every hitter and he gets in your head. He's pretty special." -- Royals left fielder Jose Guillen during a post-game interview after Jon Lester's no-hitter on May 19, 2008.
September 28, 2009 - Blue Jays @ Red Sox - Jason congratulates Johnny Pesky on his 90th birthday. Mr. Pesky "hit" the first pitch using his familiar fungo bat to Jason to start the three-game series at with the Blue Jays. (Screen capture taken by Anna!)
August 27, 2009 - Red Sox @ Yankees - Jason catches a pop foul by New York Yankees batter Hideki Matsui against the screen for an out in the second inning.
August 28, 2009 - Blue Jays @ Red Sox - Tek blocks the plate and sends the Jays' Travis Snider spinning away like a top.
August 15, 2009 - Red Sox @ Rangers - Tek rockin' his new catchers gear prior to the game. Photo taken by fan Joshua Trudell.
August 1, 2009 - Red Sox @ Orioles - Tek is held back by the homeplate umpire as he stares down Baltimore relief pitcher Danys Baez after a tagout on a rundown that was botched earlier by the Orioles.
July 12, 2009 - Royals @ Red Sox - Beckett's 100th Win! Josh celebrates his win by hitting a smiling Tek on the helmet.
July 4, 2009 - Mariners @ Red Sox: Jason hits his 12th homer of the season, a two-run bomb in the second inning.
July 4, 2009 - Mariners @ Red Sox: Ichiro appears to be checkin' out Captain America!
June 25, 2009 - Red Sox @ Nationals: Beautiful photo taken by Kelly O'Connor.
June 15, 2009 - The 2009 "Pitching In For Kids" Golf Tournament: Tim Wakefield and Jason Varitek head out for the course.
John Smoltz in his rather scary "visor-wig", Tim Wakefield and Jason on the course.
Jason and Justin Varitek pose with the lovely Lindsey, a volunteer at the event.
June 8, 2009 - The 2009 "Pitching In For Kids" Pre-Tournament Party Tim Wakefield, Jason Varitek, and several of their Sox teammates used their off day to raise serious dough for the Pitching in for Kids Foundation, which benefits hospitalized children and their families in New England. The gang gathered together for a hand or two of high-stakes poker at Faneuil Hall Marketplace.
June 7, 2009 - Rangers @ Red Sox: Jason Varitek howled after his fourth inning shot went off Texas pitcher Vicente Padilla, then went toward second base, where Rangers second baseman Ian Kinsler made a running grab and threw him out at first.
June 7, 2009 - Rangers @ Red Sox: The Texas Rangers' Omar Vizquel was out at the plate as Jason Varitek made the tag before Vizquel could get his hand on the plate. He was trying to score on a two out sixth inning double by teammate Ian Kinsler and was thrown out by shortstop Nick Green on a relay from left fielder Jason Bay.
June 6, 2009 - Rangers @ Red Sox: Jon Lester is congratulated by his catcher Jason Varitek after pitching a complete two-hit baseball game against the Texas Rangers at Fenway Park on Saturday, June 6, 2009. The Red Sox won 8-1. . br />
June 6, 2009 - Rangers @ Red Sox: Jason Varitek slides in for a run ahead of the tag from Texas Rangers catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia on a hit by Dustin Pedroia during the sixth inning at Fenway Park on Saturday, June 6, 2009.
May 28, 2009 - Red Sox @ Twins: Terry Francona protests the ejection of his catcher, Jason Varitek by plate umpire Todd Tichenor who ejected Varitek for arguing a call in the seventh inning of a baseball game Thursday, May 28, 2009, in Minnesota. br />
May 28, 2009 - Red Sox @ Twins: A tight-lipped Jason Varitek heads to the dugout after being ejected in the seventh inning.
May 28, 2009 - Red Sox @ Twins: Jason Varitek celebrates his second home run of the baseball game off Minnesota Twins' Anthony Swarzak in the seventh inning. It was Jason's second home run of the game and gave the Sox the lead 2-1. The Sox went on to win 3-1.
May 25, 2009 - Memorial Day - Red Sox @ Twins: Jason wears his All-Star camouflage gear for Memorial Day. The gear will be sold at auction on RedSox.com with proceeds going to the Massachusetts Soldiers Legacy Fund.
May 22, 2009 - Mets @ Red Sox: Jason Varitek is congratulated by teammate Kevin Youkilis after his solo home run off New York Mets starter Johan Santana in the second inning.
May 20, 2009 - Blue Jays @ Red Sox: Jason Varitek follows through on his second solo home run of the game against the Toronto Blue Jays during the fifth inning of their American League MLB baseball game at Fenway Park.
May 20, 2009 - Blue Jays @ Red Sox: Red Sox closer Takashi Saito and Jason Varitek celebrate Boston's 8-3 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays in a baseball game at Fenway Park in Boston on Wednesday, May 20, 2009. br />
May 16, 2009 - Red Sox @ Mariners: Jason Varitek rounds the bases with umpire Jim Wolf jogging beside him on a 2-run home run against the Seattle Mariners in the second inning in Seattle.
May 10, 2009 - Rays @ Red Sox: Mother's Day - Jason wears special catcher's gear designed by All-Star. The gear to be sold at auction at MLB.com with proceeds going to the Susan G. Koman Foundation.
May 10, 2009 - Rays @ Red Sox: Mother's Day - Jason wears special catcher's gear designed by All-Star. The gear to be sold at auction at MLB.com with proceeds going to the Susan G. Koman Foundation.
April 25, 2009 - Yankees @ Red Sox: Grand Slam in the Fourth: After Jason Bay singled in a run and Mike Lowell struck out, the fate of the inning fell to Varitek. He changed the game suddenly, turning around the first pitch he saw and blasting it into the Yankees bullpen on a rope. That's his third career grand slam and fourth homer this season. The Grand Slam put the Sox back in the game 5-4. The Sox went on to win 16-11.
April 20, 2009 - Orioles @ Red Sox: Patriots Day: Jason hit his third home run of the season in the second inning to put the Red Sox up, 3-0.
April 12, 2009 - Red Sox @ Angels: Bobby Abreu is held back by Boston Red Sox's catcher Jason Varitek after the Red Sox's starting pitcher Josh Beckett, left, threw a high pitch during the first inning of a baseball game Sunday, April 12, 2009, in Anaheim, Calif. br />
April 8, 2009 - Rays @ Red Sox: Jason Varitek heads to the bullpen before a game against the Tampa Bay Rays at Fenway Park. br />
April 7, 2009 - Opening Day Game: Red Sox vs. Rays: Jason Varitek watches the flight of the ball after hitting a home run against the Tampa Bay Rays at Fenway Park.
April 6, 2009: The Captain Returns To Fenway!Although the Opening Day Game was postponed due to rain, photographer and Red Sox fan Scott Disnard did "catch" some of the players arrive at Fenway Park yesterday, including their captain!
Thank you to Scott for sharing the photos!
Tek is greeted warmly by Fenway Park employees.
February 14th: Jason speaks to the media for the first time since re-signing with the Red Sox -
"There was no doubt in what I wanted and what my heart wanted. This is where I always wanted to be."
"This is where my heart is and this is where I wanted to be. I'm just glad at this point it's over with. I'm ecstatic I'm a Red Sox. I'm ecstatic I have the peace of mind that I know I'm going to be in this uniform as I closer to retiring in this uniform. I'm not saying I see retirement anytime soon, but it allows me the opportunity to do what is most important to me and that's to wear this 'C' for this group fans and people in this organization."
Jason does his best impersonation of former manager Grady Little when asked about catching Wakefield:
"I think those things are managerial decisions. My first major-league start was with Wake. You grow up, you catch fastball, curveball, slider, split. Then you make your major-league debut and you catch something that you have no experience with. I’ve caught him. I had him come into games the year he closed. When (Doug Mirabelli) was here, the year that I got hurt, it seemed to benefit Wake the most when he had somebody who he could count on working with him. The next year, Grady came in and said (Jason in a perfect Grady Little impersonation), ‘Hey, Tek — Mirabelli did an excellent job last year. What do you think about him just catching Wake?’ I said, ‘OK, whatever.’ It seemed to work really well for Wake. Having done it in a platoon role, (Scott Hatteberg) and I, there is a difference. Importantly, it’s what’s best for the team."
Photos from the 2008 Off-Season:
December 30, 2008 - Boston Red Sox Captain Jason Varitek gets up close and personal with SeaWorld Orlando’s biggest star, Shamu. Jason is vacationinig in Orlando this week with his family.
December 30, 2008 - Jason also spent time at Discovery Cove swimming with Atlantic bottlenose dolphins, snorkeling with rays, hand-feeding exotic birds and relaxing on pristine beaches at the all-inclusive park.
November 14, 2008 - Jason at the Celtics vs. Nuggets game at the Garden. The gentleman next to him is his personal assistant Leslie Eddins (at least I think it is!).
November 14, 2008 - Jason at the Celtics vs. Nuggets game at the Garden. Jason passes the ball to "Lucky", the Celtics mascot, for a dunk during a time out in the second half of Friday night’s game at the Garden.
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