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As part of the upcoming KCancer Day, the Jason Motte Foundation and 108 Stitches Baseball Garb are proud to announce a special promotion for baseball fans who want to make a positive contribution to cancer causes, all while showing their team spirit — learn more about how you can get […]

Former Major League Baseball player and World Series Champion Jason Motte joins the University of Memphis baseball staff as the Director of Player Development starting in 2018. Read more about Jason’s new work with student-athletes here.

The University of Memphis baseball team will recognize Jason and Caitlin Motte and the Motte Foundation at an upcoming game. The family will be honored on the field and deliver a ceremonial first pitch before the game — more details available here.

A great write-up from Mile High Sports on the work Jason Motte and the Jason Motte Foundation are doing to support those battling cancer.

The Jason Motte Foundation and 108 Stitches Baseball Garb are proud to announce a special promotion running between now and the 4th annual KCancer Day, to be held Sept. 2. Fans who purchase one of the featured player’s T-shirts will receive free shipping and be entered into a drawing for […]

The Jason Motte Foundation held the 4th annual Cornhole Challenge to raise money to refurbish the oncology treatment room at Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital. Read more about the event here.

Jason Motte recently hosted 23 cancer patients and 15 of their caregivers from Children’s Hospital Colorado for a meet-and-greet with all of the team’s players and coaches during the Colorado Rockies spring training camp. See video from the visit on MLB.com.

Jason Motte provides relief both on and off the field. Because of his dogged determination, Sept. 2, 2016, will be Strike Out Cancer Day in MLB ballparks, as Motte and 30 other supporting Major Leaguers will wear their KCancer T-shirts to their games, in clubhouses and after games. Read more […]

Find out more about Motte’s foundation as well as whether coming up as a catcher through the St. Louis Cardinals organization helped him as a pitcher in this interview with SBNation.