Don’t Blink 2020 Sights & Sound

By Jeff Francis
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Updated: January 30, 2020

Don’t Blink 2020 Sights & Sound. Thank you, Charles Johnson Foundation, Thank you Major League Baseball, Thank you Playball, Thank you Rev & Cable Bahamas, Thank you Atlantis Paradise Island Resorts. And most of all. Thank you, Fans and Sponsors.

This photo shows a Beautiful morning at Montague Beach, where a sailboat spent the night.

Five weeks ago, This Montague Beach foreshore had a lot of excitement. Together with some of minor league baseball’s top prospects and a few major league players. There were jet skis, sailboats, speed boat, and red baseballs flying out into the blue waters with hundreds of baseball fans cheering each home run.

Also, MLB TV was there, and PlayBall was there, so was former Marlins World Series Catcher Charles Johnson, along with former Rookies outfielder Dante Bichette Sr.

Photos by 360 Designs Images

Guys, guys, I am going to win this year’s home run derby. Buddy, stop laughing, watch, I will have the last laugh.

There were lots of pockets of players hanging out before the start of the home run derby. Lewis Brinson, Buddy Reed, Ronnie Dawson, Christian Koss, Daniel Johnson, Touki Toussant, Braxton Davison, Triston McKenzie, and Kristian Robinson.

L-R, Ronnie Dawson, Braxton Davison, Buddy Reed, Daniel Johnson, & Christian Koss.

Three L.A Angels:

Three of the Angels Top Prospects, Jeremiah Jackson #4, D’Shawn Knowles #7 & Trent Deveaux #10

Indian top pitching prospect, Triston McKenzie thinking to himself; Get me a bat so I can get some swing against Dante Bichette Sr.

Charles Johnson honors the catchers:

Don’t Blink Catchers recognized by Charles Johnson for a job well done.

To the Victor goes the spoils:

Davrielle Burrows Rev TV Rep, Senator Jenny Isaacs Dotson, Derby winner Lewis Brinson, and Charles Johnson. Victor and his Spoils.

Don’t Blink Home Run Derby host: Todd Isaacs Jr. and Lucius Fox Jr. with home derby winner Lewis Brinson.

Don’t Blink 2020 Sights & Sound.

Team Fox victory dance led by Nick Gordon, twins D’Shawn & D’Vaughn Knowles. The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism showed their support once again. Deputy Director of Tourism Mr. Tommy Thompson and former Golden Girl Eldice Clarke were on hand.

Twin brothers D’Vaughn & D’Shawn Knowles, Josh Palacios & Keithron Moss, & D’Shawn Knowles

We’re sure you all had a blast at this year’s Home Run Derby in Paradise.🌴⚾️🇧🇸 See You Next Year. Here’s a small teaser from the derby.
🎥: @iam_ivar #dontblink #bahamas #baseball #mlb #mlbnetwork #itsbetterinthebahamas pic.twitter.com/B4pt3vFPb9

— Don't Blink HR Derby in Paradise (@DontBlink242) January 23, 2020

Great show guys, we can’t wait for next year.

The Beach sits quietly. Therefore, visitors and locals alike are enjoying its beauty and warm waters.

Finally, this Beach sits in her beauty waiting for the local Regatta Sailing boat season, and foreshores of Montique Beach will come alive again.

Besides, this Reminder of whom our help comes. This car parked in the heart of the home run derby venue. Hence, the owner of this car said to me, don’t be afraid to take a photo of his vehicle whiles chatting with another man about life.

Shed Long, Nick Gordon, Jazz Chisholm, and Bo Bichette was sharing jokes all day long. Can you imagine the talking Photo by 360 Designs.

So the sights and sound, and the clowning around at Don’t Blink 2020 Home, Run Derby, in Paradise have come to an end. We hope to see you all next year!

To summarize 2020, Charles Johnson Foundation. Don’t Blink Home Run Derby in Paradise. SWEET!!!

Family, Friends, Coaches, and Fun Thank you All.

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Jeffrey was born on April 29th, 1961, in Nassau, Bahamas to Rejoiner Ann Rolle and Jerome James Francis Etienne.

Married to Andrea G. Rolle-Francis, they have two daughters; Janae Latoya Francis, a graduate of Allegany College of Maryland, and Jessica Lee Francis a graduate Potomac State College West Virginia University in Kyser West Virginia.

Jeffrey was coaching the sport of baseball from 1980 at the age of 18 years old because he loved the sport as a kid. He started listening to the game over the radio out of Miami Florida in the late 60s and in the early 70s started playing the game locally in various local leagues right up to the premier senior league; a league where all of the current Bahamian minor leaguers played.

In 1982, Jeffrey had an invite to a three day tryout with the New York Yankees in Hollywood Florida, which was an awesome experience that is lasting a life time memory for him.

Jeffrey has been following the Bahamian baseball players in the minor leagues since 1999 with Angelo Burrows, but found greater interest with the signing of Antoan Richardson in 2005. He also writes a year end review on their play on his Facebook page, Baseball Bahamas, and he has a website with the same name. He has a great following and would love to expose the baseball players to a bigger worldwide audience.

He has a good relationship with all the players because he personally coached most of them.

His favorite MLB Team is the Detroit Tigers from 1969.

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Jeffrey was born on April 29th, 1961, in Nassau, Bahamas to Rejoiner Ann Rolle and Jerome James Francis Etienne. Married to Andrea G. Rolle-Francis, they have two daughters; Janae Latoya Francis, a graduate of Allegany College of Maryland, and Jessica Lee Francis a graduate Potomac State College West Virginia University in Kyser West Virginia. Jeffrey was coaching the sport of baseball from 1980 at the age of 18 years old because he loved the sport as a kid. He started listening to the game over the radio out of Miami Florida in the late 60s and in the early 70s started playing the game locally in various local leagues right up to the premier senior league; a league where all of the current Bahamian minor leaguers played. In 1982, Jeffrey had an invite to a three day tryout with the New York Yankees in Hollywood Florida, which was an awesome experience that is lasting a life time memory for him. Jeffrey has been following the Bahamian baseball players in the minor leagues since 1999 with Angelo Burrows, but found greater interest with the signing of Antoan Richardson in 2005. He also writes a year end review on their play on his Facebook page, Baseball Bahamas, and he has a website with the same name. He has a great following and would love to expose the baseball players to a bigger worldwide audience. He has a good relationship with all the players because he personally coached most of them. His favorite MLB Team is the Detroit Tigers from 1969.