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Updated · Fox News · Jun 11
Brooklyn Cyclones Host King of Queens Night on July 11, Giving Away 2,000 Bobbleheads
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Jun 11

Brooklyn Cyclones Host King of Queens Night on July 11, Giving Away 2,000 Bobbleheads

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jun 11

Summary

  • July 11 will bring a "The King of Queens" tribute game from the Brooklyn Cyclones, the Mets' High-A affiliate, centered on a limited giveaway of 2,000 bobbleheads.
  • The bobblehead recreates the sitcom's season-two episode "Doug Out," in which Kevin James' character Doug Heffernan runs onto the field at a Mets game chasing a foul ball.
  • Special uniforms will also be worn, tying the promotion both to the TV show and to the former short-lived Kings Queens minor league team.
  • The club framed the event as a natural fit because the series, which ran from 1998 to 2007, is set in Queens and regularly referenced the Mets.

Insights

Beyond selling tickets, how do themed nights like this transform a local baseball team's community role?
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