About Sean Casey...

Sean Casey, nicknamed “The Mayor,” is the former Major League Baseball first baseman who played for the Cleveland Indians, Cincinnati Reds, Pittsburgh Pirates, Detroit Tigers, and Boston Red Sox. He is currently a broadcaster and commentator for the MLB Network.
During his tenure in Cincinnati, and later in Pittsburgh and Detroit, Casey was regarded as approachable and friendly, and thus received his nickname, “The Mayor,” which came from his reputation for chatting casually with every runner who made it to first base, and also from his very public charity work. On May 16, 2007, Casey was voted in 2007 as “the friendliest player in baseball” by fellow players in a Sports Illustrated poll.

Carrer Accomplishments:

• Cincinnati Reds Hall of Famer
• 3x MLB All-Star
• Career .300 batting average
• Hit .529 in the 2006 World Series with the Tigers
• 1999 Hutch Award Winner
• ​First Hit/Home Run at PNC Park

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​Booking Sean Casey...

Sean Casey continues to be a sought-after motivational speaker and keeps a busy schedule traveling the country speaking to various companies and organizations. His ability to motivate and inspire is legendary and Sean shares the lessons he’s learned throughout his career to challenge, motivate, and inspire others.

Sean can speak on a variety of topics, including…

• Teamwork
• Leadership
• Peak Performance
• Setting & Achieving Goals
• C.A.S.E. (Character, Attitude, Sportsmanship, Enthusiasm)
  

​Beside speaking engagements, Sean is also available for:

• Autograph Signings
• Baseball Camps/Coaching Clinics​
• Corporate Events
• Endorsements
• Fundraisers
• Grand Openings
• Hall of Fame Banquets
• Trade Shows

"Sean Casey was a GREAT baseball player but is a better person. His baseball knowledge combined with his dynamic and engaging personality made the Cincinnati La Salle Sports Stag with Sean Casey one of the best ever. We want to have him back, again!"
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- Barrett Cohen, Director of Alumni Relations at Cincinnati La Salle

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