Plenty of Philadelphia sports stars have been seen already down the Jersey shore this summer, but with the Major League Baseball All-Star game coming to Philadelphia, one former Phillies slugger was out in Wildwood Fourth of July wekeend.
2006 National League MVP Ryan Howard stopped by MudHen Brewing Company in Wildwood, taking pictures with some of the staff.
Ryan Howard Spreads the Love at MudHen Brewing
He was so kind, down to earth, and such a pleasure to talk to. Thank you for stopping by and spending some time with us! We hope to see you back at MudHen again soon! GO PHILS!!!
MudHen Brewing Company is located right off the bridge in Wildwood at 127 W Rio Grande Avenue.
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