Fomer Major League Baseball standout Brian McRae is speaking at an event in North Carolina this month. He is keynoting the Leland Hot Stove Banquet at North Brunswick High School January 14th. 

The event begins at 6:30 p.m. and individual tickets are $25. Proceeds raised benefit the non-profit that promotes baseball throughout the local region. 

In addition to McRae's presentation at the 13th annual banquet, there will be a Player of the Year and Nelson Best Scholarship winner recognized. It should be a tremendous night for baseball fans. 

McRae spent ten years in the big league and is best remembered for his time with the Kansas City Royals. He was a switch-hitter who often batted leadoff. 

The Royals originally selected McRae 17th overall out of Manatee High School in the 1985 MLB Draft. While in Kansas City, he got to be managed for four seasons by his father, Hal. 

McRae played for four other franchises before retiring after the 1999 season. He has since worked in broadcasting and currently manages the summer collegiate league team, the Victoria HarbourCats. 

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