As we have seen numerous times over the years, promotions at Minor League Baseball games are just a little bit different.
One such promotion, held by the Brooklyn Cyclones – the High-A affiliate of the New York Mets – is “Seinfeld Tribute Night: A Celebration of Nothing.”
Started in 2014, the Cyclones’ annual “Seinfeld Night” is filled every year with memorable moments from the show about nothing that last aired way back in 1998.
Past highlights of the event include appearances by the actors who played the characters Lloyd Braun, the Soup Nazi, J. Peterman, Kenny Bania, Jackie Chiles, Bizarro Jerry and marathon runner Jean-Paul.
The Cyclones have also dressed up as the Brooklyn Marble Rye, given away a Fusilli Jerry collectible figurine, a KoKo the Monkey softball jersey courtesy of Kruger Industrial Smoothing, and a Magic Loogie bobblehead.
They’ve also held events like a Junior Mint Toss, the Summer (Olympics) of George, and the most popular event of them all: a Elaine Dancing Contest for the Big Salad Championship Belt.
Have you ever seen Elaine dance?
Elaine Danced?
More like a full-body dry-heave set to music.
Here are some of your contestants from the 2022 Battle for the Big Salad. #yadayadayada #sweetfancymoses pic.twitter.com/I4p84zusZe
— Brooklyn Cyclones (@BKCyclones) August 7, 2022
Elaine dance contest. @BrooklynCyclone #SeinfeldNight pic.twitter.com/th6dvFP14L
— Nicolas Heller (@NewYorkNico) August 7, 2022
The Brooklyn Cyclones’ annual “Seinfeld Night” is real, and it’s spectacular
This past Saturday, the Brooklyn Cyclones’ annual “Seinfeld Night” saw fans participating in a “Sponge Worthy” contest, the Opposite of Every Contest We’ve Ever Done, a Low Talker contest, a “She Had Man Hands” contest, Name That Flaw, the annual Dr. Cosmo Kramer: Proctologist event, a Shrinkage Race, and a Closest to the Blow Hole contest.
Elaine Dancing, Shrinkage Race, Closest to the Blow Hole Contest, The Timeless Art of Seduction…yep, Seinfeld night 2022 was real and spectacular! #AmazinStartsHere #MiLB pic.twitter.com/FnXKrBKjzm
— Brooklyn Cyclones (@BKCyclones) August 7, 2022
Fans were also given a Marble Rye figurine and bobbleheads of The Wiz and Mulva and the special guest was the actress who played Donna Chang.
I thought Seinfeld night peaked a few years ago with the Elaine dance contest but the marble rye figurine is just 🤯 pic.twitter.com/sdkTgj9qeT
— John Hendrickson (@JohnGHendy) August 6, 2022
Ya know. It’s really not a bad looking shirt…
Some fan fashion as we open the gates for our annual night about nothing. pic.twitter.com/b7eUruhtYF
— Brooklyn Cyclones (@BKCyclones) August 6, 2022
If you think that looks like fun, well… it is.
The Brooklyn Cyclones Seinfeld Night has simply been the most unhinged/best sporting event I’ve ever attended in my life
— kt (@Sigh_Katie) August 7, 2022
“It sort of has become a Seinfeld convention with a baseball game in the background,” said Cyclones director of communications (now assistant general manager) Billy Harner in 2019. “People come in costume and people come as much — if not more — for the contests than the actual baseball.”
https://twitter.com/kathbarbadoro/status/1555595074691637250
Heading out to Brooklyn Cyclones Seinfeld night! pic.twitter.com/pCp8Fmv0Ea
— The Whisper (@DommeWhisperer) August 6, 2022
https://twitter.com/kathbarbadoro/status/1556074031211859969
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