Ed Randall Bats for the Cure Tonight

EUGENE, Or. - Come down to PK Park tonight as we give away a free Dodge Sportsman RV, a Cadillac DeVille and raise awareness for Ed Randall's Bat for the Cure.

Ed Randall is a longtime correspondent for ESPN Radio as well as the host of his own Sunday morning Radio program. At the age of 47, during a routine physical and blood test, Randall's doctors found that he had prostate cancer. There were no prior warning signs or history of cancer in his family.

Randall has been in remission since 2002. He is proof that early detection saves lives. Through Bat for the Cure, Randall takes his passion for baseball, and his passion for education about early detection to help fight against prostate cancer. To learn more about Bat for the Cure, visit their website.

Join the Ems and Bat for the Cure at the Ballpark tonight, and learn what you can do to detect and prevent prostate cancer.