My condolences go out to the family members of all the passengers on board in the helicopter crash. RIP Kobe.
Monthly Archives: January 2020
Meeting Robby Anderson
New York Jets wide receiver Robby Anderson made a trip to visit the optometry. It was Robby’s first visit to the office which consisted of an eye exam and eyewear.
Robby wasn’t recruited by any top college programs and settled for Temple University. On top of that he was kicked out in 2014 due to bad grades. That same year Robby attended a community college in hopes of getting back into Temple. The plan worked out and he got back into Temple for his final year of college ball, only to go undrafted. The New York Jets took a shot at Robby and signed him as an undrafted free agent. It was one obstacle after another and he has now become a top target for Sam Darnold.
Robby is a prime example of a strong work ethic and perseverance. He is now living out his dream of playing in the NFL.
Jose Canseco Autograph Signing
Former MLB Slugger and author Jose Canseco made a public appearance to sign autographs at the Optometry Practice of Dr. Alex Corbin Liu. The event was a two hour appearance where Jose’s loyal fans came out to meet him. Who wouldn’t want to meet this former slugger with the autograph pricing being so reasonable?
Jose was a well established slugger in his prime. One of his top accomplishments in baseball came in 1988 when Jose hit 42 home runs and knocked in 124 runs. It was enough to be voted the 1988 American League MVP. I’m sure that season Jose was among the league leaders in ass injections and women slept with as well.
After 17 seasons of big league ball, Jose retired and shortly after felt unjustly blackballed from the game. He took his anger out by writing the book Juiced, which ended up on the New York Times bestseller list. It was then followed by the book Vindicated. Some may call Jose a rat or snitch for his tell all books. I see Jose as a whistleblower who had to get the word out on what was going on behind baseballs closed doors. What was going on behind closed doors was steroids and a whole lot of it.
Whether you like or hate Jose, you can’t forget the fact that he hit 462 career MLB home runs and entertained fans for many years. Attendees of this event came out to show their support and from what I saw, all left with a smile. It was a pleasure to have Jose at the office once again.
The book that made history! Autographed and inscribed “Godfather of Steroids.”
My favorite Jose Canseco moment.
Facts about Jose
- 6x All-Star.
- First ever 40/40 man.
- 2x World Series champion.
- 1986 A.L. Rookie of the Year.
- 1988 A.L. Most Valuable Player.
- 4x Silver Slugger Award winner.
Jose also visited the office in 2017 for a private event. You can read about that by clicking on the link here.