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After LA Dodger Sandy Koufax finally tamed his blazing fastball, he enjoyed a five-year stretch as perhaps the most dominating pitcher in the game's history. He won 25 games three times, won five straight ERA titles, and set a new standard with 382 strikeouts in 1965. His fastball and devastating curve enabled him to pitch no-hitters in four consecutive seasons, culminating with a perfect game in 1965. He posted a 0.95 ERA in four career World Series, helping the Dodgers to three championships. Lefty was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1972. This hand-signed 16x20 photograph was taken at Dodgers Stadium during Sandy's first no-hitter. Sports Gallery Quality Framed in thick mahagony, UV-protective glass (very important for signature protection!) and classic double matting, this beauty is part of our SGA Limited Series. A timeless piece of Sports Art.

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Don Larsen
First Pitch of the Only Perfect Game in
World Series History 10/8/56

So reads the plaque on this terrific collectible - a classic in every sense of the word. From Yogi Berra's famous "8" crouched to receive the first pitch to the billboard ads for Balantine Ale, New Filter Marlboro and Zenith Radios, this black & white photograph is the definition of vintage. Of course, New York Yankees pitcher Don Larsen was immortalized by his 1956 World Series perfect game of October 8, 1956. Starting Game Five of the Yankees' Series against the Dodgers, He set down 27 Dodgers in a row, outdueling Sal Maglie and winning 2-0 for the only no-hitter...and only perfect game...in Series history. Hand-signed by Don, this uniquely framed and matted 8x10 photograph of one of the most famous performances in baseball history is the perfect gift for that special baseball fan in your life.

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8x10 w/ Floating Plate

World Series 8x10 Display (w/ Plate)

11x14 w/ Floating Plate!

16x20

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Tim Lincecum new!
8x10, 11x14 & 16x20
Photos & Displays

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. Oh and add World Series Champion to his resume thanks to the Giants amazing run in 2010. Just a stud of a pitcher, Tim is just getting started. Sports Gallery has terrific hand-signed action photographs of Tim's unique throwing style in many different framing options and sizes, 8x10 w/ SGA Floating Plate, 8x10 Display, 11x14 w/ Floating Plate, etc. And All are Sports Gallery Quality Framed with thick black moulding, UV-protective glass and classic Giants double matting. Great gifts for that special Giants fan in your life!

During his career with the Yankees Mickey played more games as a Yankee than any other player (2,401), won three Most Valuable Player awards ('56, '57 and '62), won baseball's Triple Crown in 1956 with a .353 batting average, 52 homers and 130 RBI and hit 536 career home runs, the most ever by a switch-hitter. Mickey appeared in 12 World Series during his first 14 years with the Yankees, winning seven World Championships. His 18 home runs, 42 runs, 40 RBI and 43 bases on balls are still World Series records. "The Mick" was also a TWENTY(!)-Time All-Star. Not only one of the greatest Yankees of all-time (and that's saying alot), Mickey is often mentioned as one of the best all-around baseball players of all-time, Mickey hand-singed this 5x7 collector's card before his death. Then we went to work creating an SGA Exclusive Display that features a Classic Yankees photo and commemorative "The Mick" Plate. Quality Framed in thick mahogany, UV-protective glass and classic double matting, this is a one-of-a-kind piece of Sports Art celebrating a one-of-a-kind Baseball Legend.

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Juan Marichal new!
"With Say Hey" 8x10
Sports Illustrated SGA Value Series 8x10

Juan Marichal is the pride of both the Dominican Republic and the San Francisco Giants. Born Juan Antonio Marichal Sánchez, the "Dominican Dandy" won 243 games and lost only 142 over 16 marvelous seasons. The high-kicking right-hander enjoyed six 20-win seasons, hurled a no-hitter in 1963, and was named to nine All-Star teams (and was voted the game's MVP in 1965). Juan twice led the National League in complete games and shutouts, finishing and amazing 244 contests during his career, while fanning 2,303 and compiling a 2.89 ERA. Elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1983, Marichal eventually became minister of sports in his homeland. One of only five San Francisco Giants Hall of Famers (Sports Gallery has had all five for signings -Willie Mays, Willie McCovey, Orlando Cepeda, and Gaylord Perry being the others), a statue of Marichal and his amazing leg kick graces the East Entrance at AT&T Park. These very cool photographs and digital images were signed by Juan and include a photo of Juan's classic leg kick, a vintage photo of Juan with Willie Mays and a digital image of Juan's famous Sports Illustrated cover. Sports Gallery Quality Framed with quality framing materials and UV-protective glass, you will not find a better or higher quality presentation than Sports Gallery. And signed SI digital image is part of our SGA Value Series - Great Collectibles from Great Athletes at a Great Price. But hurry we only have a limited number remaining from our signing!

Willie McCovey new!
Bye Bye Baby 11x14, 16x20 & 20x24
Baseball Card Pose 16x20

Kevin Mitchell was a raw baseball talent capable of amazing things on the field. Raised by his grandmother, the short, squat Mitchell used baseball to escape the violent San Diego street gangs of his youth, but not before collecting three gunshot wounds as a member of the notorious Syndos. Originally drafted by the NY Mets, Mitchell played six different positions for the World Champion New York Mets in 1986 (hence his nickname "World"), 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. After two seasons playing primarily at third base, he had his best season with the Giants in 1989 upon being moved to the outfield. In that season, he batted .291 with 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 best defensive plays in the history of the game. This classic photo of Kevin at the plate is hand-signed by Mitchell and Sports Gallery Quality Framed with Floating Plate commemorating his cool nickname and 1989 NL MVP. A great gift for any Giants fan!

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A fierce competitor renowned for his baseball smarts, 2B Joe Morgan could single-handedly beat opposing teams with his multifaceted skills. A two-time National League MVP (1975 and 1976) and nine-time All-Star, he was a terror on the base paths, topping the 40-steal plateau nine times during his career. His skilled batting eye enabled him to lead the National League in on-base percentage and walks four times each. Morgan also packed considerable power into his compact frame, hitting 449 doubles and 268 home runs. A member of the Astros, Giants, Phillies and A's during his career, his most productive years were playing for the Cincinnati Reds from 1972 - 1979. Part of the Big Red Machine, a Hall of Fame-packed team that included Joe, Johnny Bench, Tony Perez and Pete Rose, among others, Joe helped the Reds win back to back World Series in 1975 and '76. Arguably the best all around second baseman to have ever played the game and a Hall of Fame inductee in 1990, Joe signed this sweet action shot taken during his Reds playing days. Sports Gallery Quality Framed in thick black wood, Reds double matting, and UV-protective glass. A great gift for any fan of the Big Red Machine.

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