On Tuesday evening, the Jackson Center in Jamestown hosted an event that honored Scotty James, Chautauqua County’s biggest sports fan. The night featured engaging discussions and anecdotes about baseball, highlighting the rich history and contributions of these individuals to the sports community.
Joining local sports historian Greg Peterson in the event were former Buffalo Bisons and Jamestown Jammers general manager Mike Billoni, Chautauqua Sports Hall of Fame president Randy Anderson, and Jamestown Tarp Skunks’ general manager and director of business sales, Christian Dolce. These individuals shared their passion for baseball with a captivated audience.
The program was titled “Greg Peterson Unplugged Part 2,” where Peterson presented video interviews and shared baseball stories with enthusiasm. The audience had the opportunity to interact with Scotty James and receive signed baseball cards as mementos of the event. Overall, it was a memorable night celebrating sports nostalgia and camaraderie.
Scotty James is known for his love of sports, especially baseball. The Jackson Center recognized his contributions to Chautauqua County by hosting this event in his honor. Local sports historian Greg Peterson led the program, sharing his knowledge and passion for baseball with an enthusiastic audience.
Mike Billoni, Randy Anderson, Christian Dolce joined Peterson in the event to share their experiences with baseball and how it has impacted their lives. They spoke about their time playing or working in professional baseball teams.
The evening was filled with engaging discussions about various aspects of baseball history and its significance in shaping our culture today.
The highlight of the night was when Scotty James signed baseball cards distributed to attendees as mementos from this special occasion.
Overall, it was a memorable night celebrating sports nostalgia while honoring Scotty James’ contributions to Chautauqua County’s sports community.
