Sid spoke at my church yesterday 4/23/06, Harp's Crossing Baptist Church in Fayetteville,GA. He was absolutely wonderful...so humble and so sincere. He spoke at both services, 9:30 and 11:00. My mother (who just turned 90) and I attended the 11 am service. He was so kind to her, I took her picture with him and he also signed her Braves Baseball shirt with his picture on the front. This really made her day, she beamed all day and was telling everyone about it
Sid Bream
Renowned Atlanta Braves 1st Baseman
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Sid signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers in June of 1981. He was traded to the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1985. He became a Free Agent in 1991 and signed a 3-year contract with the Atlanta Braves. In 1994, he became a Free Agent again and signed with the Houston Astros. In 1995, he retired from baseball. Sid played in four consecutive National League play-offs; one with Pittsburgh and three with the Braves. He has also played in 2 World Series, while playing with the Braves. One was against the Minnesota Twins and the other was against the Toronto Blue Jays. Sid had many memorable moments, but the one that meant the most was sliding home in the 1992 National League Championship Series against the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 7th game. Sid was born in Carlisle, Pa. and raised in Mt. Holly Springs, Pa. He now resides in Zelienople, Pa., with his wife, Michele and his family. His son Michael is 18 years old, Tyler is 15 years old and Austin is 11. Sid's only daughter is 8 years old. Sid is an avid outdoorsman and loves to talk about God's awesome handprint across this world. He attended Liberty University in Lynchburg, VA. He graduated with a Physical Education Major. Today, after baseball, Sid is spends most of his time speaking in churches, youth groups and schools all over America.
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