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Don't forget a
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Don't forget a
bat case!

Orlando Cepeda, a powerful slugger, was a seven-time National League All-Star. As a 20-year-old rookie with the Giants in 1958, the Baby Bull hit .312 with 25 home runs to earn unanimous National League Rookie of the Year honors. Nine years later, the Puerto Rican native compiled a league-leading 111 RBI for the World Champion Cardinals, while becoming the first unanimous MVP in the National League since Carl Hubbell in 1936. During his 17-year career, Orlando played for: San Francisco Giants (1958-66), St. Louis Cardinals (1966-68), Atlanta Braves (1969-72), Oakland A's (1972), Boston Red Sox (1973), Kansas City Royals (1974). Cepeda was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1999 representing San Francisco Giants and his #30 was retired by the Giants. One of only five San Francisco Giants Hall of Famers (Sports Gallery has had all five for signings -Willie Mays, Willie McCovey, Juan Marichal, and Gaylord Perry being the others), a statue of Orlando was recently unveiled at at AT&T Park (joining Mays, McCovey and Marichal). Cepeda signed these blonde Adirondack baseball bat with the very special "Baby Bull" and "HOF 99" inscriptions. Great collectibles from a great slugger!

Jack Clark, a native of New Brighton, Pennsylvania, played in the Majors from 1975 to 1992. Affectionately known as "Jack The Ripper" by his fans, Clark began his career with the Giants as a Right Fielder. But it was his bat that made him a Candlestick Park favorite. Selected to two All-Star games as a Giant (four total in his career), Clark's best year in San Francisco was 1978 when he was an NL All-Star and finished 5th in League MVP voting, while batting .306 with 25 HR's and 98 RBI's. The winner of the Willie Mac Award for "Most Inspirational Giant" in 1980 (as voted by the players), Clark was traded to the Cardinals in 1985 for another fan favorite, Jose Uribe. A member of the Giants Wall of Fame, Jack hand-signed this official MLB baseballs with his famous "Ripper" nickname. A great gift for any Croix de Candlestick Giants fan!

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Will "The Thrill" Clark played 15 seasons in the big leagues for four different teams - the Giants, Rangers, Orioles, and Cardinals. A career .303 hitter, Clark is most remembered for his classic left-handed uppercut swing that earned him the nickname "The Natural." A feisty competitor (a 1990 poll of 65 major league players ranked Will Clark as the best clutch performer in baseball), this Mississippi St. Bulldog's best years were with the Giants where he led them to them to two post-seasons and the 1989 World Series. Clark was voted the starting first baseman for the NL All-Star team every season from 1988 through 1992. His finest hour came in 1989, when he batted .333 (narrowly losing the batting title to Tony Gwynn on the final day of the season) with 111 RBIs, finishing second in the NL MVP voting to teammate Kevin Mitchell. His pennant-winning single against the Cubs Mitch "Wild Thing" Williams in the 1989 NLCS is one of the great moments in San Francisco Giants history. At Sports Gallery, we have many great Thrill Collectibles to offer including this Rawlings Black Bat hand-signed by Will with his special "Thrill" inscription. A great gift for any Giants fan!

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Yep, he's the latest rookie sensation in San Francisco, following in the footsteps of Tim Lincecum, Pablo Sandoval, Buster Posey and Brandon Belt. The "other" Brandon plays shortstop and was called up to the Giants on May 26, 2011. The next day he started his first MLB game. And all he did was something that only six players in the HISTORY of Major League Baseball have accomplished - hit a grand slam! A native of the San Francisco Bay Area, Crawford attended UCLA where he played from 2006 to 2008. There he he helped lead the Bruins to the NCAA Regionals in three consecutive seasons, the first time in school history. Crawford was selected in the fourth round of the 2008 MLB Draft by the Giants and the rest is, as they say, history. His Grand Slam came in his third at bat off the Brewers' Shaun Marcum. Way to make a first impression! And he's an excellent defensive shortstop. Get this very cool Rawlings Black Bat, hand-signed by Crawford along with the unique inscription "1st Game Grand Slam" (only one of six players "EVER" can inscribe it!). A totally unique collectible from a rookie sensation with a VERY unique feat on his baseball resume. But hurry...we have a very LIMITED number in stock!

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Aubrey Huff, born in Ohio but raised in Texas, garnered first team All-American honors from Baseball America, The Sporting News and the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association playing for the University of Miami. Drafted in the 5th Round of the 1998 Draft by the Tampa Bay Devil Rays, Aubrey was signed by the San Francisco Giants in January of 2010. And he's made the most of his opportunity in SF, leading the team in HR's and RBI's and becoming a fan favorite at AT&T. Aubrey also brings some corner versatility in the field and a steady hand at the plate. On top of that, he provides a clubhouse presence that helped a diverse group of Giants come together through numerous roster changes and challenges to reach the 2010 postseason. And he's did it all wearing a red rally thong (don't ask...). Arguably the Giants MVP in 2010, Huff Daddy signed this Black Rawlings bat with his "Huff Daddy" inscription in bold silver sharpie. A great collectible from a great Giants season!

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Kevin Mitchell
NL 1989 MVP & Humm Baby

Kevin Mitchell was a raw baseball talent capable of amazing things on the field. Raised by his grandmother, Kevin used baseball to escape the violent San Diego street gangs of his youth. Originally drafted by the NY Mets, Mitchell played six different positions for the World Champion New York Mets as a rookie in 1986, including 24 games at shortstop, finishing third in the NL Rookie of the Year voting. On July 4, 1987, Kevin was traded from San Diego to San Francisco and belted a pair of homers in his Giants debut. Kevin went on to hit .306 the rest of the season as the Giants won the NL West. However, the 1989 season was the pinnacle of Mitchell's career. In that season, he had a league-best 125 RBI and 47 home runs, leading the team to the playoffs and winning the National League's MVP Award, the first by a Giant since Willie McCovey in 1969. He added a .353 average and 2 homers in the NLCS to help the team to its first World Series appearance since 1962. Kevin is also most known for an excellent defensive play, making a running bare-handed catch of a fly ball to deep left field in St. Louis' Busch Stadium off of Ozzie Smith. This remarkable catch is considered by many to be one of the more memorable defensive plays in the history of the game. Kevin signed these very cool Rawlings bats with two different inscriptions: "NL 1989 MVP" and "Humm Baby." Great gifts for any longtime Giants fan!

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Don't forget a
bat case!

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Don't forget a
bat case!

Pablo Sandoval, born in Carabobo, Venezuela, is the latest Giants phenom and there is NOTHING about Pablo that is ordinary. After all, when was the last time a 22-year-old 5'11" 245-pound switch-hitting catcher made the jump from A-ball to the middle of the batting order for a major league team in one year? If you're leafing through your Baseball Almanac, we'll save you the time. The answer is never. The closest comparison you will find is 2008 NL MVP Albert Pujols, who made a similar rapid rise in 2000. The 22-year old Venezuelan was signed by San Francisco in 2002 at the age of 16. And few young players have generated as much buzz. He has torn up every league he's played in the last two years with the bat (in 273 at-bats for A San Jose, he hit .359 with 12 home runs and 59 RBI and in 175 at-bats with AA Connecticut, he hit .337 with eight homers and 37 RBI) and he's doing the same with SF hitting over .300 in 2009, amongst the League Leaders in BA. And Pablo has proved very capable at multiple defensive positions, playing Catcher, 3B and 1B extremely well. Nicknamed "Kung Fu Panda" by teammate Barry Zito because of his resemblance to the movie character, Pablo became a World Series Champion in 2010. This Rawlings Black Bat is hand-signed by Pablo and includes the special inscription "Kung Fu Panda." Get Pablo collectibles before they go up in value!

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Watch out for San Francisco Right Fielder Nate Schierholtz in 2011. Drafted by the Giants in the 2003 MLB Draft, Schierholtz made his major league debut on June 11, 2007, against the Toronto Blue Jays as a defensive replacement. He got his first hit the next night in his first career at-bat. And on April 28th, 2010 (a day before our Signing with Nate), Schierholtz went a career best 5 for 5 against the Philadelphia Phillies. A member of the 2008 USA Olympic Team and, of course, the Giants 2010 World Series Team, Nate has become a fan favorite at AT&T with his speed on the base paths, cannon of an arm, and defensive prowess in the outfield. And he can hit too, belting two HR's (one a splash shot) against the Padres on July 6, 2011. A great home-grown Bay Area talent (Nate attended San Ramon Valley High in the East Bay), Nate hand-signed this Rawlings "Big Stick" Black Bat in silver sharpie with "2010 World Series Champions" inscription. An awesome collectible from a player on this rise! But hurry, we only have 5 in Stock!

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Kurt Suzuki, born in Wailuku, Hawaii is the catcher for the Oakland Athletics. The A's drafted him in the second round of the 2004 amateur draft. He joined the major league club on June 9, 2007 and made his debut three days later as a pinch hitter in a game against the Houston Astros. Kurt played at Cal State Fullerton, where he captured the 2004 College World Series championship, thanks to Suzuki's two-out RBI single in the bottom of the seventh inning, giving the Titans a 3-2 win over the Texas Longhorns (whose closer, Huston Street, was also drafted by the A's in 2004). His time at Fullerton earned him the nickname "Kurt Klutch." He won the Johnny Bench Award as the country's top collegiate catcher in 2004. He was also selected All-American by two publications, Baseball America and Collegiate Baseball. A very popular player with the fans and a star of the future for the A's, Kurt just keeps getting better and better behind plate for Oakland. This very cool black bat is hand-signed by Kurt in silver sharpie. A great collectible and the perfect gift for any A's fan!

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Ryan Sweeney Web Blow-Out!
Black & Blonde

Ryan Sweeney, a graduate of Xavier High School in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, was ranked the No. 1 Prospect in the Chicago White Sox organization in 2007. Ryan had originally signed to play collegiately for Tony Gwynn at San Diego State, but instead signed with the White Sox after being taken in the 2nd round of the 2003 MLB Draft. Ryan became an Athletic on January 3, 2008 when he was traded to Oakland (along with fellow prospects Fautino De Los Santos and Gio Gonzalez) for A's outfielder Nick Swisher. Billy Bean strikes again! In 2009, Ryan began the season patrolling Center Field like nobody else in the League, the owner of several ESPN web gems and home-run robbing catches. Now looking like a solid .300+ hitter and CF/RF of the future for the A's, Ryan is a can't miss MLB star on the rise. These black and blonde Rawlings bats are hand-signed by Ryan and a great gift for any A's fan.