Mike’s 2017 Tour
Touring with our chairman
May 31 / June 2 / June 3 / June 4 / June 6 / June 7 / June 9 / June 11 / June 12 / June 13 / June 14 / June 16 / June 18 / June 23
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Wednesday, May 31
Houston Astros at Minnesota Twins
Minneapolis, MN
12:10 PM
Friday, June 2
St. Louis Cardinals at Chicago Cubs
Chicago, IL
1:20 PM
Saturday, June 3
San Francisco Giants at Philadelphia Phillies
Philadelphia, PA
4:05 PM
Sunday, June 4
Pittsburgh Pirates at New York Mets
New York, NY
1:10 PM
Tuesday, June 6
Boston Red Sox at NY Yankees
New York, NY
7:05 PM
Wednesday, June 7
Washington Nationals at LA Dodgers
Los Angeles, CA
12:00 PM
Wednesday, June 7
San Diego Padres at Arizona Diamondbacks
Phoenix, AZ
12:00 PM
Friday, June 9
Toronto Blue Jays at Seattle Mariners
Seattle, WA
7:00 PM
Sunday, June 11
Texas Rangers at Washington Nationals
Washington, D.C.
4:05 PM
Monday, June 12
Baltimore Orioles at Chicago White Sox
Chicago, IL
7:10 PM
Tuesday, June 13
Philadelphia Phillies at Boston Red Sox
Boston, MA
7:10 PM
Wednesday, June 14
Kansas City Royals at San Francisco Giants
San Francisco, CA
12:45 PM
Friday, June 16
Seattle Mariners at Texas Rangers
Texas Rangers
7:05 PM
Sunday, June 18
Boston Red Sox at Houston Astros
Houston, TX
7:05 PM
Sunday, June 18
Kansas City Royals at L.A. Angels
Los Angeles, CA
12:37 PM
Friday, June 23
Detroit Tigers at San Diego Padres
San Diego, CA
7:10 PM
Major League Baseball and the Prostate Cancer Foundation have been partners since 1996.
PCF has raised more than $700M for Prostate Cancer Research.
In 2017, nearly 161,360 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer.
1 in 8 men will be affected by prostate cancer.
The death rate has dropped 51% from 1993 to 2014 for prostate cancer.
A new case of prostate cancer will be diagnosed ever 3.3 minutes in the U.S.
6 FDA approved PCF Funded Drugs in 4 years.
There will be one death from prostate cancer ever 19.7 minutes in the U.S.
If prostate cancer is caught at its earliest stages, most men will not experience any symptoms.
Prostate cancer is the most common non-skin cancer in America.
