Milwaukee Brewers catcher Stephen Vogt tweeted on Monday that his family’s home was broken into, and “a number of personal memorabilia items” were stolen.
The two-time All-Star wants your help to find these items, which are made out in his name from players he respects the most around the majors.
Anyone that can help please let me know!!! pic.twitter.com/rkqVwy9Ht2
— Stephen Vogt (@SVogt1229) September 18, 2017
As Vogt says, the most important thing is that his wife and daughter are safe, and fortunately it was only some items taken. But this memorabilia clearly means a lot to him and hopefully he’ll be able to get it back.
The six-year MLB veteran didn’t specify where the location of his home is, but his wife said on Twitter that the home is located in Washingon (State).
Vogt was claimed off waivers by Brewers in June after he was designated for assignment by Oakland, where he had been playing since 2013. And since being acquired by the Brewers, he’s back to hitting like he was as an All-Star with Oakland (2015 and 2016). Vogt has an .808 OPS with Milwaukee and has been a key acquisition for a team that is — surprisingly — still in the thick of the playoff race.
