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    • Lake Erie Crushers Sign Stangel Bros.

      Posted at 11:40 am by stangelbros, on October 16, 2020

      Eric Stangel and Justin Stangel haven’t picked up a mitt or a bat in years. That hasn’t stopped them from signing with baseball teams in 2020. For the third time in just a couple of months they have signed a one-day contract, this time with the Lake Erie Crushers of the Frontier League.

      Tom Kramig, Owner, President and CEO of the Crushers even offered the Stangels an added opportunity of a lifetime. According to the contract, “should the Stangels show up for a game during the 2021 season, they will be introduced as part of the starting lineup and then immediately replaced before either suffers some for of bodily harm.”

      For first baseman Eric Stangel, it was a dream long in the making. “We have now signed with more teams than Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio COMBINED. Take that, losers,” he said.

      Shortstop Justin Stangel says he enjoys the Crushers uniforms. “I look damn good in pinstripes. I’m sending pictures to all my exes. Wait, don’t include that. It makes me sound crazy,” he said.

      The Crushers are important supporters of their community. Partnering with The LCADA Way, they recently helped raise $51,000 to help treat addiction. And, the team store features Crushers products with their logo who is an angry grape.

      For those of you who don’t like to read stuff, or just want to watch history being made, here is exclusive footage of the Zoom signing.

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    • Cleburne Railroaders Sign Stangel Bros.

      Posted at 10:47 am by stangelbros, on September 25, 2020

      For the second time in a week, Eric and Justin Stangel have signed a one-day contract with a minor league baseball team. The Cleburne Railroaders, who play in the American Association, a partner league to Major League Baseball, offered the Stangels a deal they could not refuse.

      According to the terms, “The contract holds no value, but does give the Stangels the right to call themselves ex-Railroaders to impress people at parties.”

      Since the Railroaders are based in Texas, the agreement was signed over a Zoom call that took place in 2 different time zones. Fancy.

      Denning Gerig, Broadcasting and Media Relations Manager for the team handled the duties and even remained professional as the brothers began to fight on the call.

      For first baseman Eric Stangel, it was a dream long in the making. “It’s incredible. I haven’t felt this way since we signed with the Portland Pickles last week,”

      Shortstop Justin Stangel, who is pretty sure he knows where on the field shortstop plays said “I love the team. I love the uniform. I’m really happy right now. Does that quote work for you in the article? The dog threw up in the kitchen and I have to clean it up.”

      The Railroaders are known for hard play on the field and an connection with the community off the field. They run a bi-weekly food drive for Johnson County, Texas families called the Railroaders Home Plate Project. More information on how you can help can be found here

      The dramatic and historic Zoom signing can be seen below.

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    • Portland Pickles Sign Stangel Bros.

      Posted at 11:23 am by stangelbros, on September 16, 2020

      On September 15, 2020 baseball history was made. The Portland Pickles minor league baseball club signed Emmy-winning TV writers and producers Eric & Justin Stangel to their roster with a one day contract.

      Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but insiders say it was more of a ceremonial deal and “…couldn’t likely have been more than $20 or $25 million tops.”

      The agreement was signed over Zoom with Pickles Ticketing Manager Parker Huffman and beloved team mascot Dillon T. Pickle.

      For Eric Stangel, it was a dream long in the making. “I’m a lifelong baseball fan AND an award-winning pickle maker, so this combines two of my great passions,” said the left-handed first baseman Eric. “So I bothered them until they said yes.”

      The right-handed shortstop Justin Stangel offered a message for the children. “Kids, the lesson here is, even if you can’t play sports or don’t even know the rules, one day if you’re lucky, you too can play professional baseball!”

      Dillon T. Pickle did not offer a comment, but in fairness, he does not speak.

      The dramatic and historic Zoom signing can be seen below.

      (Attention Media: Please credit Eric Stangel & Justin Stangel when using the clip or you will hear from our team of really unlikable attorneys.)

      Portland Pickles sign Eric Stangel & Justin Stangel to a one-day contract

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    • Eric’s Typical Walk

      Posted at 10:38 am by stangelbros, on May 1, 2020

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    • Justin’s Quarantine Diary

      Posted at 11:04 am by stangelbros, on April 29, 2020

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    • Eric Explains Peapod

      Posted at 12:16 pm by stangelbros, on April 28, 2020

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    • How To Walk Outside Safely

      Posted at 12:08 pm by stangelbros, on April 25, 2020

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    • Eric Stangel Self Quarantine Update 4/24

      Posted at 12:09 pm by stangelbros, on April 24, 2020

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    • Exclusive Quarantine Interview with Eric Dane!

      Posted at 11:43 am by stangelbros, on April 22, 2020

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    • Zoom Check In 4/21

      Posted at 3:15 pm by stangelbros, on April 21, 2020

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