This Thursday September 13th only, I will be performing my juggling and unicycle routine in "A Starry Night" variety show in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, just two blocks from the Greenpoint G train station. The performance starts at 9 pm and tickets are just $10. The venue includes a bar and beverages will be served.

The show should be a lot of fun. Beside my act(s), there will be two standup comedians, a sideshow performer, a ventriloquist, a burlesque dancer (no nudity), and Elvis himself might even make an appearance. Best yet, I even sing a song during the show.

The venue is located at 216 Franklin St., at the corner of Huron St. Call 718-514-7628 for ticket information. For directions to the venue, go to www.eastcoastaliens.com

Hope to see you there!

Despite two lengthy fog delays, the Brooklyn Cyclones (2-0) defeated the Staten Island Yankees (0-2) to send the defending champs packing. The Cyclones will face the winner of the Auburn-Oneonta series on Thursday, followed by home games Friday and Saturday if necessary.

CF Raul Reyes got the Brooklyn offense started in the 3rd off rehabing big-leaguer RHP Darrell Rasner with an RBI double. After a bunt by C Cesar Cordido, LF-RF Ezequiel Carrera followed up with an RBI single putting the Cyclones up 2-0.

In the 6th, LF Lucas Duda connected on an RBI single to tack on an insurance run.

RHP Dylan Owen is your winning pitcher. Owen went 5 innings, allowing 4 hits, 0 walks while striking out 7. Owen was pulled after a second lengthy fog delay.

RHPs Brant Rustich and Edgar Ramirez combined to go 3 scoreless innings of relief.

Closer Eddie Kunz went 1 inning, allowing an unearned run for the save.

Next game is Thursday night in either Oneonta or Auburn.