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For more than forty years, the concept of premeasured products with reduced packaging, accurate measurement, and safe formulations has been the cornerstone of Stearns’ product philosophy. It is our objective to help our customers meet their goals by focusing on the principles of environmental sustainability. In cooperation with government and environmental agencies, our ongoing evaluation of formulations and packaging technology ensures quality performance while reducing environmental impact. Choose the Right Disinfectant/Sanitizer for Your FacilityStearns Dispenser-Free Control Systems put you in control of cross-contamination with labor-saving effectiveness. Schools, airports, office buildings, and retail stores can reduce absenteeism and improve public health with a One Packs™/ 5-Point System maintenance program that features disinfectant cleaners. On-the-go mixing convenience and broad-spectrum killing power put your staff in control of costs and the latest, most contagious pathogens. Refer to the individual Technical Data Sheets and Efficacy Summaries for the pathogen-specific performance of Mark E II, Mark 11, Steramine®, Water Flakes® Powdered Detergent/Disinfectant, Quart’r Packs™ Powdered Detergent/Disinfectant, Sanitergent™, and Sink Sanitizer against the latest pathogens. Additional Product LinesHousehold CleaningLaundry Care, Dishwashing and Hand Soaps, All-Purpose, Household Cleaners, Green Essentials Farm SanitationUdder Washes & Teat Dips, CIP Alkaline & Acid Cleaners, Manual Cleaners, Sanitizers, Vacuum Pump Oil, Laundry Automotive CleaningCleaners/Degreasers, Parts Cleaners, Concrete Floor Cleaner, Car Wash Concentrate, Pressure Wash Solutions, Windshield Cleaners, Tire Lubricant Commercial BulkHigh performance and value for our industrial and institutional customers Sep 16, 2022
DENVER -- John Stearns, a four-time time All-Star catcher in his 10 seasons with the New York Mets, has died after a long battle with cancer. He was 71. Stearns, who played football and baseball at the University of Colorado, died Thursday night in Denver, according to the Mets. He died less than three weeks after attending an Old Timers' Day at Citi Field in New York that coincided with the Mets' 60th anniversary. He was noticeably thin in his Mets jersey Aug. 27 and waved to the crowd when he was introduced on the field. "No one played the game with more spirit or determination than John Stearns," Mets president Sandy Alderson said Friday in a statement. "He literally willed himself to attend Old Timers' Day last month so he could visit friends and old teammates. Despite his illness, he even managed to step into the batting cage to take a few swings. His nickname, 'Bad Dude' couldn't have been more appropriate."
Stearns was a complete catcher. He could hit, run and throw out baserunners, nailing almost 38% of those who attempted to steal. Stearns was a late draft pick as a defensive back by the NFL's Buffalo Bills in 1973. The Philadelphia Phillies took him second overall that same year and he opted to play baseball. With Bob Boone behind the plate for the Phillies, Stearns never really had a chance to play in Philadelphia after struggling early with his hitting. After appearing in one game for the Phillies in 1974, he was traded to the Mets as part of the multiplayer deal that sent relief pitcher Tug McGraw to Philadelphia. Stearns played with the Mets from 1975 to 1984 in a tenure that included frequent injuries. He was named an All-Star in 1977, '79, '80 and 82. He had a career batting average of .260 in 810 games with 152 doubles, 10 triples and 46 home runs. He also stole 91 bases, including a team-high 25 in 1978. A former safety and punter in college, Stearns was solid and feisty. Pittsburgh Pirates star Dave Parker sustained a broken collarbone in one collision with Stearns in 1978 and future Mets star catcher Gary Carter got into a fight with him after another collision at home in '79. One other incident Mets fans will remember is Stearns tackling one of two fans who ran onto the field in 1980 and eluded authorities a little too long for his liking. After retiring as a player, he served in a number of baseball jobs, including as a scout with Milwaukee Brewers, a bullpen coach for the New York Yankees, a minor league manager for the Toronto Blue Jays and a scout and coach for the Baltimore Orioles. He returned to the Mets as a coach in 2000 for two years under Bobby Valentine and later as a scout and minor league coach. Stearns became an entertaining figure for a national audience when cameras and microphones memorably caught him shouting in the dugout, "The monster is out of the cage! The monster is out of the cage!'' as Hall of Fame slugger Mike Piazza began breaking out of a hitting slump during the 2000 postseason. "John was such a key part of our staff," Valentine said. "He had a unique way of lighting a fire under the guys.'' What is Stearns?Stearn is a surname derived from the Anglo-Saxon Stearne, which means severe or strict. Variations include Stearns, Sterne and Stern.
What disease does John Stearns have?They had a son, named Justin. In July 2022, Stearns was diagnosed with stage IV prostate cancer. Despite his diagnosis, Stearns was well enough to attend the Mets' Old Timers' Day at Citi Field on August 27. Stearns died of cancer on September 15, 2022, less than three weeks later.
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