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Hank
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715th Home Run Commemorative
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Exhibiting
an understated style that became his trademark, Hank Aaron became
the all-time home run champion via one of the most consistent offensive
careers in baseball history. Along with his astounding 755 home
runs, Hank holds the major league record for total bases, extra-base
hits and RBIs. Aaron was named the 1957 National League MVP, won
three Gold Gloves for his play in right field and was named to a
record 24 All-Star squads. This Limited Edition Shadowbox commemorates
the night of April 8, 1974, when at precisely 9:07 p.m. EST, Hank
hit home run #715 to
break Babe Ruth's career home run mark. A great collectible of one
of the most unforgettable moments in baseball history.
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| "Now
here is Henry Aaron. This crowd is up all around.
The pitch to him . . .bounced it up there, ball one.
Henry Aaron in the second inning walked and scored.
He's sitting on 714. Here's the pitch by Downing .
. . swinging . There's a drive into left-center field.
That ball is gonna be . . . outta
here! It's gone! It's 715!
There's
a new home run champion of all time! And it's Henry
Aaron!"
Milo
Hamilton, Braves play-by-play broadcaster for HR 715 |
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Passing
the Torch of Yankee Greatness
(w/ Ruth)
World
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Yogi
Berra new!
"Passing the Torch of Yankee Greatness"
(w/ Ruth)
"World Series Perfect Game" (w/ Larsen) |
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Peter "Yogi" Berra played almost his entire 19-year baseball
career (1946–1965) for the New York Yankees. One of only four
players to be named the American League MVP three times and one
of only six managers to lead both American and National League teams
to the World Series, Yogi was elected to the baseball Hall of Fame
in 1972. Widely regarded as one of the greatest catchers in baseball
history, Berra is easily one of the most popular Yankees of All-Time.
And he is part of two unforgettable moments, both captured on film.
One is his World Series no-hitter partnering with Don Larsen. It
was Game 5 of the 1956 World Series against the Brooklyn Dodgers
and is still the only perfect game in the history of the World Series.
And whenever he is asked about his most memorable Yankee Stadium
moment, Yogi Berra instinctively calls to mind Don Larsen's perfect
game in the 1956 World Series and the everlasting image of him jumping
into the arms of Larsen after their "World
Series Perfection." The other moment is the historic
on-field meeting and photograph of Yogi and The
Babe. It happened in 1947 when a then-rookie Yogi Berra met
the great Sultan of Swat before
the game, Passing the Torch of Yankee Greatness from
one Yankee Legend to another. Sports
Gallery offers tributes this legend and his two greatest moments
with these two Sports
Gallery Exclusive Shadowbox Displays. Both include MLB
baseballs hand-signed by Yogi and photographs and plates of these
two historic moments. And both are Sports
Gallery Quality shadowbox framing. No one does shadowbox
framing like Sports Gallery and these beauties are no exception.
Great collectibles from one of the greatest baseball players of
all-time.
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Berra
"Torch" (w/ Ruth) |
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"WS Perfection" (w/ Larsen) |
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Will
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"The Thrill" |
| $429 |
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 additional 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. SGA has many great "Thrill Collectibles"
to offer, including this Sports
Gallery Exclusive shadowbox display. Nobody does shadowboxing
like Sports Gallery and this beauty is no exception. A great gift
for any longtime Giants fan!
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Will
Clark
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Rickey
Henderson
Stolen Base King |
| $579 |
Former
A's and Yankees OF Rickey Henderson is Major League Baseball's career
leader in runs (overtaking Ty Cobb in 2001), stolen bases and walks
(beating out the Babe in '01). Considered one of the greatest leadoff
hitters in baseball history, Rickey made his major league debut
with the Oakland A's in 1979. One of only a handful of ballplayers
to play in the majors in four different decades, Rickey played in
his 24th major league season in 2003. A 10-time All-Star, Gold Glove
winner in 1981, and the AL MVP in 1990, Rickey did it all in his
career, including playing in five post-seasons. He won World Series
rings with the A's and Blue Jays and made the playoffs with the
Padres, Mets and Mariners. But mostly, what Rickey did was steal
bases...ALOT of them. Rickey Henderson is the most prolific base
stealer in baseball history, with 1,406 over his career - 468 (almost
50%!) more than runner-up Lou Brock. It was on May 1, 1991, that
Henderson broke one of baseball's most famous records when he stole
the 939th base of his career, one more than Lou Brock. This Sports
Gallery Exclusive Shadowbox framing celebrates this memorable
baseball moment with a photo of Rickey's celebration, hand-signed
official MLB baseball, and commemorative plaque. All Sports
Gallery Quality Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective
glass, and classic A's suede matting. Nobody does Sports Framing,
and especially shadowbox framing, like Sports Gallery. A great gift
for that special baseball fan.
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"World
Series Game 5"
Series Clincher
"World
Series Game 1"
Series Opener @ AT&T
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| Tim
Lincecum
“The Freak”
San Francisco Giants
2010
World Series Champion
2009 All-Star Starting Pitcher
2008 & 2009 Cy Young Award
2008 & 2009 MLB Strikeout Leader
With
Tim’s 2009 Cy Young Award, he became
the first pitcher in MLB history to win this prestigious
baseball award in his first
two seasons in the Majors.
SGA
Giants Greats Series
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Lincecum new!
World Series Game 5 & Game
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San
Francisco Giants Pitcher Tim Lincecum attended the University of
Washington, where in 2004 he became the first player ever to be
named both the Pac-10 Freshman of the Year and the Pac-10 Pitcher
of the Year. In 2006, he finished with a 1.94 ERA and 199 strikeout
on his way to winning the 2006 Golden Spikes Award, presented annually
to the best amateur baseball player. Tim was drafted 10th overall
by the Giants and made his major league debut on May 6, 2007 against
the Philadelphia Phillies. Tim earned a no-decision that game but
it was clear to everyone watching that nationally televised contest
that they were witnessing the debut of a special young pitcher.
Despite his small 5'11"/170 pound size, Lincecum's arm is as
strong as it gets as his fastball frequently tops out at 100 mph.
And in 2008, Tim showed just how special he is. On May 15, 2008,
after striking out 10 Houston Astros in 6 innings, Astros first
baseman Lance Berkman, no slouch at the plate, offered his view
of Lincecum: "He's got as good of
stuff as I've ever seen...he's got three almost unhittable pitches."
Tim went on to post a 18-5 Record, 2.62 ERA and a Major League leading
265 strikeouts, was a 2008 All-Star selection and was the winner
of the 2008 NL Cy Young Award. And in '09 Timmy kept it going being
named the National League Starting Pitcher in the 2009 All-Star
Game and again winning the NL Cy Young Award, becoming the 1st pitcher
in baseball history to win this prestigious award in his first full
two years in the League. And in 2010, he helped lead the Giants
to their first World
Series Championship in 56 Years pitching number #1 in
the post-season rotation and simply dominating the opposition. Just
a stud of a pitcher, Tim is just getting started. Get his collectibles
before they go up in value...a sure bet given his talents from the
rubber. These Sports
Gallery Exclusives are custom made by SGA and include
a great action 8x10's of Tim in action at the World Series (the
Game 1 Opener in Home White and the Game 5 Clincher in Road Gray),
an autographed (on the sweet spot!) MLB Baseball, and plaque commemorating
Tim's 2008/09/10 Statistics, Awards, and Championship. Nobody makes
Shadowboxes as nice our ours. And you certainly can't go wrong with
Timmy collectibles. Get this beautiful piece of Sports
Art today!
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Lincecum
"WS Game 5" Shadowbox |
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Lincecum
"WS Game 1" Shadowbox |
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| Willie
Mays
“The Catch”
New York Polo Grounds
Sept 29, 1954
With
scored tied late in Game 1 of the 1954
World Series, Mays robs the Indians Vic Wertz with an
over the shoulder gem then whirls and throws a strike
to the infield. The Giants go on to the win the game and
the Series, the last Giants World Series Championship.
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The Catch
SGA
Immortal Moments Series
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They
called him the "Say Hey Kid"
when he was in his prime, but now many people regard him as probably
the best all around baseball player in the history of the game.
His staggering career statistics include 3,283 hits and 660 home
runs, 4th on the All-Time Career Home Run List. And over
50 years ago this Hall of Famer made "The
Catch. "
It came in New York's Polo Grounds in the first game of the 1954
World Series. With the score tied late in the game,
Indians first baseman Vic Wertz clubbed a long drive to deep centerfield
at the Polo Grounds. At the crack of the bat, Mays turned his back
to the plate, raced for the outfield wall, glanced up at the last
minute, and pulled the ball in over his shoulder. The play killed
the Indians' threat and the Giants went on to win the game and sweep
the Series, the last Giants' World Series victory.
This Sports
Gallery Exclusive shadowbox includes the classic photograph
of this remarkable catch and an official MLB baseball hand-signed
by Willie right on the sweet spot. Quality farmed in thick mahogany,
UV-protective glass (very important for signature protection!),
and classic double matting, this is a beautiful piece of
Sports Art. Nobody
makes Shadowboxes as nice our ours. And you certainly can't go wrong
with Willie Mays collectibles. A great collectible that any baseball
fan would love!
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"World
Series HR"
"World
Series Final Out!"
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| Buster
Posey
San Francisco Giants
Catcher
BORN:
Leesburg, Georgia
SCHOOL: Florida State University
DRAFT: 2008 MLB Draft (5th Overall Selection)
HONORS: 2010 World Series Champion
2010 NL Rookie of the Year
2008 Johnny Bench Award
2008 Golden Spikes Award
“I just try to stay within
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Posey new!
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Series HR & Final Out! |
Rarely
will you see fans wearing jerseys and t-shirts of a Minor League
players, let alone a Single A player, at a MLB baseball game. But
in 2009, that's exactly what was happening at the Giants AT&T
Park. Yes, there were Lincecum and Sandoval jerseys. But, sprinkled
amongst the sea of Timmy and Panda, were Buster Posey San Jose Giants
gear. Why? Because even then Giants fans knew Buster was special.
Posey was drafted #1 (and signed to the largest upfront bonus in
MLB history) by the Giants in the 2008 Major League Baseball Draft
out of Florida St., where he not only led the Seminole to the 2007
Championship but won just about every major college baseball award
including The Johnny Bench Award, Dick Howser Trophy, Gold Spikes
Award, and the Collegiate Player of the Year. And he made the transition
to professional baseball look easy, tearing up both A (San Jose)
and AAA (Fresno) before getting the call-up to the Big Club for
good on May 29, 2010. Not only did Buster bat .305 and hit 18 HRs
(in half a season) in winning the 2010 NL Rookie of the Year but
he helped lead the Giants to their first World Series Championship
in 56 years. Masterfully catching a pitching staff that simply dominated
the post-season competition, Posey also hit .300 in the World Series
with a big Game 4 Homerun. As fundamentally sound a baseball player
as you'll ever see, Buster is just getting started...his collectibles
are sure to go up in value. SGA is proud to offer two different
World Series Shadowboxes that include great action photographs from
the Series. One is a tribute to Buster's big Game 4 Home Run and
the other is his World Series Game 5 Final Out
Celebration. Nobody makes baseball shadowboxes like Sports
Gallery and these beauties are no exception. Sports
Gallery Quality Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective
glass and classic Giants matting , these great pieces of Sports
Art include World Series photographs, hand-signed official MLB baseballs,
and commemorative plaque highlighting Buster's amazing accomplishments.
Great collectibles from a great player and one of the greatest seasons
in Giants history.
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Nolan
Ryan Limited Edition
"Nolan Knows Bo" |
| $389 |
Throwing
no-hitters as a young fire-baller and as a veteran pitcher, Nolan
Ryan is one of the great pitchers of all time. When Ryan threw his
final pitch on September 22, 1993, he concluded a 27-year major
league career in which he had 5,714 strikeouts and an amazing seven
no-hitters, the highest totals of any player in history. He also
won 324 games while playing longer than anyone in major league history.
Nolan was selected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame on January
5, 1999 in his first year of eligibility. Yet despite all these
honors, his most famous photograph is the one included in this limited
edition shadowbox. A bloodied Nolan continuing to pitch after being
struck by a Bo Jackson line drive. A testament to this fierce competitor.
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Nolan
Ryan Limited Edition
"Don't Mess with Texas" |
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| On
August 4 1993, Hall of Famer pitcher Nolan Ryan's Rangers faced
off against Robin Ventura and the Chicago White Sox. During the
game, Ryan came up and in with a 96 mph fastball and hit Ventura.
In a heat-of-the-moment decision, an incensed Ventura dropped
his bat and charged the mound. In a scene captured by TV cameras
and replayed to millions, when Ventura reached the 46-year-old
Ryan (20 years his senior), baseball's all-time strikeout leader
put him in a headlock and started to pound him mercilessly, delivering
six consecutive uppercuts to Ventura's head. It was a spectacle
that would enhance Ryan's legend as one of the toughest pitchers
and fiercest competitors to have ever played the game.
Nolan
Ryan
"Don't Mess with Texas"
Robin Ventura - Only Man to Get 5 Hits Off Nolan in One Game (In
The Face)
Baseball's All-Time Strikeout Leader - HOF 1999
So
reads the plaque on this terrific shadowbox that includes a photograph
of this classic baseball moment and an official Major League Baseball,
hand-signed by Nolan. A Great gift for any Nolan Ryan fan.
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Nolan Ryan is the only pitcher to strike out the side
on nine pitched balls in both the National League (April
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Signed Wilson Collectibles
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Brian
Wilson new!
"Fear the Beard" w/ World Series
Baseball |
| $529 |
| If
you hadn't heard of Brian Wilson before the 2010 season, you definitely
had by its end. Along with shaggy-haired Tim Lincecum and Rookie
of the Year Buster Posey, Wilson WAS
the face of the unlikeliest World Series Champion Team in years.
And yes, he did it all sporting one of the craziest beards ever
seen on a baseball field. Oh, and he's one heck of a closer! The
MLB leader in saves in 2010 with a Giants record 48, Wilson had
four monster saves to end the season that touched off wild celebrations
on the field and in the City by the Bay - NL West, NLDS, NLCS
and World Series. The most visible face...er, beard....of the
Giants after their improbable World Series victory, Brian delivered
a memorable speech at the victory parade, appeared on the Jay
Leno Tonight show, and raised the Championship Flag at AT&T
Park the following season. And did it all with a sense of humor
that has endeared him to baseball fans all around the nation.
This great World Series collectible includes a Brian Wilson autographed
official World Series baseball along with a memorable photo of
Brian after closing out the Giants first World Series Championship
since moving to San Francisco. Doing his famous arm and pointing
gesture (a tribute to his faith), this beauty captures Brian and
this unforgettable moment in Giants baseball perfectly. Nobody
does shadowboxes like Sports Gallery with quality wood framing,
UV-protective glass and commemorative plate. And nobody closes
a game like All-Star and 2010 WS Champion B-Weezy.
Fear the Beard indeed....
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