Up close with Jackson Holliday at his MLB debut at Fenway Park

Yes, his handwriting sucks but I'm pretty sure his hitting will improve. I got Jackson Holliday (MLB's No. 1 prospect) to sign a baseball for me before his very first game in the big leagues, and I'm giving it away right here as a prize on YouTube. In order to have a chance to win, here's what you need to do:

1) Subscribe to my channel. (It'll make it easier for me to know that you're subscribed if your subscriptions are public.)

2) Like this video.

3) Leave a comment and mention the ball.

That's it! I will pick a winner on Tuesday, April 23, 2024 and pin that person's comment. Then we'll need to get in touch so I can mail you the baseball for free! No one else will pick winners or make any announcements about this contest. If anyone else replies to your comment or contacts you and claims to represent me or says that you won or that you need to pay for this, it's a scam, and you should report them immediately. I will also announce the winner on my verified Instagram (@zack_hample) story, so again, please don't be fooled by the wannabe crooks. UPDATE: ‪@noahnussbaum8693‬ is the winner. Thanks to everyone who participated!

In other important news, I'm doing another fundraiser this season to support my favorite charity called Pitch In For Baseball & Softball (pifbs.org) which helps kids all over the world to play ball by providing equipment. Here's a link to the fundraiser:

https://pledgeit.org/zack-hample-for-...

Basically I'm asking people to pledge money for each baseball that I snag in 2024. You can pledge/donate as little as one penny per ball (which will end up being about a $3 or $4 donation), but if you donate at least 10 cents per ball, you'll be eligible to win some really cool prizes including (1) an A2K glove from Wilson, (2) a custom bat from Birdman Bats, (3) an Andrew Vaughn signed jersey, (4) a ball signed by Michael Young, and (5) an Evoshield goody bag. Check out the Pitch In For Baseball & Softball website to learn more about what they do:

https://pifbs.org/

But okay, back to Fenway Park for a moment . . . this game took place on April 10, 2024 between the Boston Red Sox and Baltimore Orioles. My main goal, other than simply witnessing it, was to catch Jackson Holliday's 1st MLB home run, but unfortunately the young phenom -- playing 2nd base and batting 9th -- went 0-for-4 with two strikeouts. It was still an incredible night, though, and I'm excited to share the experience with you in this video.

Oh, and check out my merch:

https://www.zackhample.com/merch

This video was filmed by Rachel Messbauer and edited by Zac Gutherman (@zg_films). Thanks for watching!