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captain of the dominating Dodgers teams of the 1950s, scrappy
Pee Wee Reese was a quiet force both on the field and in the clubhouse.
An outstanding defensive player, he led the National League in
putouts four times, double plays twice, and fielding percentage
and assists once each. For almost a decade he and Jackie Robinson
formed one of Baseball's top double-play combinations. Reese led
Brooklyn to seven pennants in his 16 seasons, and his 46 World
Series hits ranked fifth all-time. Reese was voted into the Baseball
Hall of Fame in 1984. Pee Wee hand-signed this vintage 11"
x 14" photograph of the celebration following the Brooklyn
Dodgers 1955 Championship. That day the Brooklyn team won their
their first and only World Series, over their nemesis the Yankees,
in a 7th game, 2-0 nail-biter.
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| San
Francisco Giants pitching great Gaylord Perry achieved two of
pitching's most magical milestones with 314 wins and 3,534 strikeouts.
Distracting and frustrating hitters through an array of rituals
on the mound, he was a 20-game winner five times and posted a
3.10 lifetime ERA. A
five-time All-Star, Gaylord was the first pitcher to win the Cy
Young Award in each league, winning it in the American League
in 1972 and in National League in 1978. Despite Perry's notoriety
for throwing a spitball, and perhaps even more so for making batters
think he was throwing them on a regular basis – he was not
ejected for the illegal practice until August 23, 1982, in his
21st season in the majors. As a Giant, Perry no-hit Bob Gibson
and the Cardinals 1-0 on September 17, 1968. Elected to the Baseball
Hall of Fame in 1991, Perry played for an amazing 8 different
teams during his career -Giants, Indians (where he won 15 straight
games in '74!), Rangers, Padres, Yankees, Braves, Mariners, and
Royals. Despite this he will always be a Giant to San Francisco
fans, the Giants retiring his number #36. This classic action
photograph was hand-signed by Gaylord and includes the special
inscription "314 Wins."
And for a limited time this collectible is part of our SGA
Value Series - Great Collectibles of Great Athletes at
a Great Price! The perfect gift for any longtime Giants fan!
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Like most pitchers, Perry was not renowned for his hitting
ability, and in his sophomore season of 1963, his manager
Alvin Dark is said to have joked, "They'll put
a man on the moon before he hits a home run." On
July 20, 1969, just an hour after the Apollo 11 spacecraft
carrying Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landed on the
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WS Final Out 8x10 Display
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Buster
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| 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 a select number of Post-season photographs,
all hand-signed by Buster. Sports
Gallery Quality Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective
glass and classic Giants double-matting , these great pieces of
Sports Art are great collectibles
from a great player and one of the greatest seasons in Giants
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Albert
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| Albert
Pujols' St. Louis Cardinals career got off to a remarkable start.
After winning the Players Choice Award for outstanding National
League Rookie as well as the unanimous choice for National League
Rookie of the Year Award in 2001, he didn't slow down one bit
in 2002, 2003 or 2004. He was the first player in Major League
history to hit .300, hit 30 home runs, score 100 runs and drive
in 100 runs in each of his first three seasons. In 2003, he won
the National League (and Major League) Batting Title with an average
of .359 and was the leading vote-getter for the 2003 All-Star
Game. In 2004 he was again voted as the a starter for the NL All-Star
team and finished the season with a .331 average, 46 homers and
123 RBIs. He became the third player in history to total 500 RBIs
over his first four seasons. Albert has since been selected as
an All-Star nine times, has won the NL Most Valuable Player Award
three times, has twice won the National League Hank Aaron Award,
and has not one, but two, World Series rings from the Cardinals
2006 & 2011 Championships. Selected by ESPN.com as the greatest
player of the decade from 2000–2009, Albert is simply the
best player in baseball today. Case in point: his three-HR performance
of Game 3 of the 2011 World Series!. This great action photograph
is hand-signed by Albert and Handsomely framed with SGA Floating
Plate. A great collectible from one of the greatest baseball players
today.
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Edgar
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World
Series Winning Home Run 16x20
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| World
Series MVP, Edgar Rentería was signed by the Florida Marlins
in 1992. He debuted with them in 1996,finishing second to Todd
Hollandsworth in Rookie of the Year Award balloting. In 1997,
his RBI single off of Charles Nagy in the eleventh inning of Game
7 of the 1997 World Series won the first World Series in Marlins'
history. And that was only ONE
of his WS winning hits. Traded to St. Louis the following season,
Renteria was the starting shortstop for the Cardinals for six
years, winning Silver Slugger and Gold Glove Awards in 2002 and
2003. Edgar signed with the Giants after the 2008 season where
this five-time All-Star created magic in the 2010 World Series,
hitting game winning home runs in Game 2 AND
Game 5, the Game 5 shot being the Series clincher. For in the
seventh inning, with runners at second and third, two outs, and
no score, Rentería hit a three-run home run off of Rangers'
pitcher Cliff Lee that won the series for the Giants.The feat
made him only the fourth player to have two Series-winning hits
in history, along with Yogi Berra, Joe DiMaggio, and Lou Gehrig.
Not bad company to keep! And it earned Edgar the 2010 World Series
MVP Award. This SGA Quality Framed photograph of Edgar's Series
Winning HR is hand-signed by Edgar and includes dual inscriptions
by him (very rare!). A great player from one of the greatest moments
in Giants history, this unique collectible is a must for any Gigantes
fan.
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Mariano
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Historic Yankee Stadium hosted it's final baseball game on September
21, 2008. The game, and moment in history, will only grow with
time, like Lou Gehrig’s farewell, Don Larsen’s masterpiece
and Reggie Jackson’s third home run in a World Series game.
Untold thousands will say they were there the night the curtain
fell on baseball’s grandest stage. The Stadium went out the
way it opened, with a victory, 7-3 over the Baltimore Orioles.
Babe Ruth hit the first home run, in 1923, and José Molina
hit the last, a two-run shot to left that broke a tie in the fourth
inning. Mariano Rivera was on the mound at the end, working a
1-2-3 inning, with Cody Ransom making the final putout at first
base on a grounder by Brian Roberts at 11:41 p.m. But the legacy
of Yankee Stadium will live on. And it turns out that the legacy
was never the title fights or the NFL Championships, the papal
visits or the World Series. It was the fans. In its final season,
the Yankees set a record for attendance, 4,298,543. At the end,
the fans were drawn to Ruth’s house in ways he never could
have dreamed. This 16x20 photograph of Mariano delivering the
game...and stadium's...final pitch is piece of baseball history.
Hand-signed by Mariano and Sports Gallery Quality
Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass (very
important for signature protection!) and classic Yankees double
suede matting, this is a timeless piece of Sports Art that would
look great in any office or den. The perfect gift for any Yankees
fan!
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Alex
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the time he's through with his major-league career, NY Yankees
SS Derek Jeter could have a championship ring for each of his
10 fingers. He's already played on four World Series winners and
has reached the "Fall Classic" six times. Easily one
of the most popular Yankees in recent memory. Alex Rodriquez status
in the sport can be summed up by the fact that he was selected
the Players Choice Outstanding Player in the American League three
straight seasons and five times total in his career. He won AL
home run titles three seasons straight and won the American League
Most Valuable Player Award in 2003. Alex moved from the Texas
Rangers to the New York Yankees prior to the 2004 season in a
trade that was one of the biggest blockbusters in major-league
history. This terrific photograph captures the Yankees infield
Dream Team and is hand-signed
by BOTH. Quality framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass
and classic matting, this is a unique hard-to-find collectible
that any fan of the Bronx Bombers would cherish for a lifetime.
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| In
the 1960's Pete Rose was a brash rookie who turned the derisive
nickname "Charlie Hustle"
into a badge of honor. Said
Rose, "Sliding headfirst
is the safest way to get to the next base, I think, and the fastest.
You don't lose your momentum, and there's one more important reason
I slide headfirst, it gets my picture in the paper."
In the 1970's he won World Series titles as part of Cincinnati's
"Big Red Machine,"
an MVP award, and challenged the greatest record in baseball history
- DiMaggio's consecutive game hitting streak. And in the 1980's
he became the most prolific hitter in history, managed his hometown
team, and was banished from baseball and the Baseball Hall of
Fame for his gambling indiscretions. Through it all Pete Rose
maintained his station at the top of baseball headlines, setting
the all-time major league record for most hits (4,256) and games
played (3,562). On September 11, 1985, Pete Rose passed Ty Cobb's
career hit record and officially became "The
Hit King." A sellout crowd at Riverfront Stadium and
a national television audience watched Rose hit a first inning
line drive on a 2-1 slider from Eric Show for hit No. 4,192. This
great 16x20 photograph is another memorable Pete moment, his NLCS
fight with NY Mets' Buddy Harrelson. Hand-signed by Pete and framed
with SGA Floating Plate ("Hits
to Buddy Harrelson NOT included in Pete’s 4,256 MLB Career
Hits"), this is a unique piece of Sports Art and a
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2010
WS HR 8x10 w/ Floating Plate |
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Outfielder Cody Ross was drafted by the Detroit Tigers in the
fourth round of the 1999 Major League Baseball Draft. Cody was
subsequently traded to the Dodgers and Cincinnati before ending
up on the Marlins in 2006 where Cody played for five seasons.
During his five seasons with the Marlins, Ross hit .265 with 80
home runs and 297 RBIs. After falling out of contention in the
2010 season and due for a pay raise the following year, the Florida
Marlins placed Cody Ross on waivers in order save money.
On August 21, 2010, Ross was awarded to the San Francisco Giants
on a waiver claim, in part to block a similar claim by the San
Diego Padres. Nice move Giants! Ross appeared in 33 regular season
games for the Giants, batting .288 with three home runs, but it
was the 2010 postseason where Ross really shined.
In the ensuing 2010 NLDS against the Atlanta Braves, Ross started
all four games in right field, hit a home run to tie the deciding
fourth game, and knocked in the winning runs in two of the Giants'
three wins. In the NLCS, Ross hit two home runs off of Roy Halladay
in Game 1 and knocked a solo home run against Roy Oswalt in Game
2. Following the Giants' Game 6 win of the 2010 NLCS, Ross was
awarded the NLCS MVP Award for the series, in which he hit .350
with three home runs, three doubles and recorded five RBI. And,
of course, the Giants went on to win the World Series, with "Ross
the Boss" being a major reason for their success. This great
World Series Photo of Ross hitting his Game 2 HR is hand-signed
by Cody and Quality Framed with SGA Floating Plate. A great collectible
from the greatest Giants season since they moved to San Francisco.
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1972 World Series Catch |
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Joe Rudi was an underrated superstar for the mighty Oakland A's
of the early 1970's. Oakland won three consecutive World Series
(1972-74) with a lineup that featured Reggie Jackson, Sal Bando,
and pitchers Catfish Hunter, Vida Blue, and Rollie Fingers. But
nobody was more important to the A's overall success than Rudi.
He was an excellent defensive player, a smart hitter, and a good
baserunner. His arm was strong and accurate, and he was outstanding
in the clutch. In Game Two of the 1972 World Series versus Cincinnati,
Rudi homered, then saved the 2-1 win with a spectacular ninth-inning
catch that A's fan still talk about. And in Game Seven against
the Dodgers in 1974, his seventh-inning homer broke a 2-2 tie,
and Oakland held on to win 3-2. A three-time All-Star and Gold
Glove Award winner, Rudi hand-signed this awesome tribute of his
famous, game-saving '72 Word Series catch with the special inscription
"Gold Glove 74-75-76."
Sports Gallery Quality-Framed
in thick black wood, UV-protective glass, and classic A's double
matting, this is an awesome collectible from the unforgettable
"Swinging A's" years.
A great gift for any long-time Oakland fan.
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"Bloody"
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Nolan
Ryan new!
Bloody 16x20
& 8x10 w/ Floating Plate
8x10 Photo Display (SGA Immortal Moments Series) |
| Throwing
no-hitters as a young fireballer and as a veteran pitcher, Nolan
Ryan is arguably one of the greatest 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 this
shot of Ryan. A bloodied Ryan continuing to pitch after being
struck by a Bo Jackson line drive. These hand-signed photographs
of Ryan is a testament to this fiercest of competitors. Quality
Framed, both include the SGA Floating Plate:
Nolan
Ryan
Don't Mess with Texas
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both Both are GREAT gifts that would look great in any office
or den! And the Sports
Gallery Exclusive 8x10 Display includes a description
of this Immortal
Moment in baseball history. Great gifts for any baseball
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Nolan
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Nolan Ryan vs. Robin Ventura
16x20 & 8x10 w/ Floating Plate
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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, the 46-year-old Ryan (20 years Ventura's
senior), put Robin 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.
"Don't Mess with Texas"
indeed... Both 16x20 and 8x10 Photograph are hand-signed by Ryan
and Sports Gallery Quality Framed in thick black moulding, UV-protective
glass, classic double matting and SGA "Don't
Mess with Texas" Floating Plate. And
the Sports
Gallery Exclusive 8x10 Display includes a description
of this Immortal
Moment in baseball history. Great gifts for any baseball
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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
19, 1968) and the American League (July 9, 1972)?
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2010 World Series 8x10 w/ Floating Plate |
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SF
Giants 2B Freddy Sanchez graduated in 1996 from Burbank High School
in Burbank, California, where he was a consistent three-year varsity
player. His success in high school was nothing short of miraculous
as Freddy was born with a severely pigeon-toed left foot and a club
right foot with an initial medical prognosis that he might never
walk. But surgery at a young age and years of physical therapy allowed
Freddy to pursue his baseball dreams. Sanchez was originally signed
by Boston Red Sox scout Ernie Jacobs after being selected in the
11th round of the 2000 draft. At the 2003 trading deadline, Sanchez
was dealt to Pittsburgh. Nice trade by the Pirates. In 2006, Sanchez
became the first Pirate to win a batting title since Bill Madlock
in 1983, beating Florida Marlins Miguel Cabrera on the last day
of the season. He made his MLB All-Star Game debut in his own ballpark
at PNC Park in 2006 as the starter for the Pirates. On July 29,
2009, Sanchez was dealt to the San Francisco Giants for minor league
pitcher Tim Alderson. And boy was his first full year in SF one
to remember. Sanchez had a very nice (and memorable) year hitting
.292 en route to the Giants World Series Championship, the franchise's
first since moving to San Franicsco. And Sanchez made WS history,
becoming the first player ever to collect 3 doubles in his first
3 World Series at-bats off Texas Rangers ace Cliff Lee in an 11-7
victory. He also made a heck of a leaping catch in Game 4 preserving
a tight Giants win on the road. That great WS Moment is captured
in this beauty, a hand-signed photograph of "The
Catch," quality framed w/ commemorative SGA Floating
Plate. A great gift for any Giants Fan!
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Jonathan
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No-Hitter Display
SGA
Immortal Moments Series |
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It might be one of the most unlikeliest no-hitters this side of
Don Larsen's World Series Perfect Game. Smart money would have bet
on just about anyone on the Giants staff other than left-hander
Jonathan Sanchez to throw San Franciscos' first no-hitter since
John "The Count" Montefusco
did it in 1976. Tim Lincecum? Matt Cain? Randy Johnson? Wrong. It
was Sanchez, the pitcher who was dropped unceremoniously
from the Club's starting rotation three weeks earlier and had been
considered the weak link on a team whose strength is starting pitching.
Sanchez struck out 11 and nearly had a perfect game in the Giants'
8-0 victory against the Padres (Jonathan allowed no walks; the only
Padre to reach base did so on Juan Uribe's error in the eighth).
And the only reason Sanchez got the call to pitch at all was because
The Big Unit, Randy Johnson was put on the disabled list the week
before. "I want to be a starter,"
the 26-year-old Sanchez stated after the game. "They
gave me a second chance, you see what happened tonight."
Yes we did...we saw a special moment in Giants history. This Sports
Gallery Exclusive display is part of our
"SGA Immortal Moments" series and is a true piece
of Giants history. It includes an autographed photograph of Jonathan,
a replica ticket from that unforgettable night at AT&T, and
a commemorative plate. This beauty is Sports
Gallery Quality Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective
glass and classic Giants double-matting. A great gift for any Giants
fan!
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Blowing
Bubbles w/ "Kung Fu Panda"
Floating Plate
16x20, 11x14, 8x10
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Shot w/ "Kung Fu Panda" Floating Plate
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Pablo
Sandoval new!
"Blowing Bubbles" w/ Floating
Plate
"Splash Shot" w/ Floating Plate
8x10, 11x14, & 16x20
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Sandoval, born in Carabobo, Venezuela, was the Giants 2009 phenom.
After all, when was the last time a 22-year-old 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 tore up every league he played in on his way to "The
Show" (batting .359 in A San Jose and .337 in AA Connecticut)
and he did the same in San Francisco in 2009 finishing 2nd in batting
in the NL with a .330 average and leading the team with 25 HR's.
Part of the Giants 2010 World Series Championship Team Pablo again
hitt over .300 (.315) in 2011 while playing a mean third base. He
was also selected to participate in his first (among many no doubt)
All-Star games! Nicknamed "Kung
Fu Panda" by teammate Barry Zito because of his resemblance
to the movie character, Pablo is fast becoming one of the most popular
athletes in the Bay Area. These hand-signed Photographs are available
in different sizes and presentations and are Sports
Gallery Quality Framed w/ SGA Floating Plate. Check out
our exclusive "Batting Sequence" w/ "KUNG FU PANDA"
Floating Plate! Great collectibles from a World Series Champion
DEFINITELY on the rise. Get your
piece of Panda before he goes up in value! |
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"Nate the Great"
11x14 & 8x10 w/ FP |
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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 cool photo in bold
blue sharpie. Quality Framed with "Nate The Great" World
Series Champion Floating Plate, this is a great gift for any Giants
fan.
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Schierholtz
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Schierholtz
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Giants Rising Star
Nate Schierholtz
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| Ozzie
Smith
“The Wizard”
Fifteen-Time
All-Star Selection
Thirteen-Time Gold Glove Award Winner
World Series Champion
1985 NLCS MVP
#1 Retired by St. Louis Cardinals
Hall of Fame Class of 2002
"I
may not drive in 100 runs each year,
but I can prevent 100 runs
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Ozzie
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"The Wizard" 8x10
Display |
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Known
as "The Wizard," Ozzie
Smith combined athletic ability with acrobatic skill to become one
of the greatest defensive shortstops of all time. In 19 seasons
with the Padres and Cardinals, the 13-time Gold Glove Award winner
set major league shortstop records for assists, double plays and
total chances. He would also develop into an offensive weapon, finishing
with over 2,400 hits and 500 stolen bases. His ninth-inning home
run won the fifth game of the 1985 National League Championship
Series. Ozzie , elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2002, is
remembered for his acrobatics in the field, including his famous
"flip move" that he would do when taking the field during
special games. This great photograph of Ozzie during the 1985 World
Series is perhaps Ozzie's most famous flip. Hand-signed by Ozzie
and Sports Gallery Quality
Framed in thick black wood, Cardinal double-matting and
UV-protective glass, this Sports
Gallery Exclusive Display is is a classic remembrance
of one of the greatest shortstops in MLB history. A great gift for
any baseball fan!
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Diving
Stop 16x20 & 11x14
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Diving
Stop 8x10
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J.T.
Snow new!
16x20 & 11x14 w/ "6x
Gold Glove" Inscription
8x10 w/ Floating Plate |
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2002, JT Snow put on a show in the post-season, batting .333 with
22 hits and two huge home runs in the Giants memorable World Series
run. Defensively JT has no peer, as his six straight Gold Gloves
indicate (1995-2000). His .993 fielding percentage in 2002 is mind
boggling on its own but it's lower than his career number (.996
and highlighted in the SGA Floating Plate along with his 2007 NL
Championship). JT has the distinction of being one of only five
switch hitters to reach 100 RBI in both leagues (Snow previously
played for the NY Yankees and California Angels and finished his
career with the Boston Red Sox), although towards the later part
of his career he hit exclusively from the left-side. As a Giant,
Snow was, and still is, beloved by the fans, having won the Dave
Dravecky Award in 1998 for being the most inspirational player as
voted on by the fans.
JT is also one of only two Giants players to win the Willie Mac
Award, bestowed annually upon the player who best exemplifies the
spirit and leadership of Willie McCovey, as voted by players and
coaches. So popular is Snow in San Francisco that JT even signed
a one-game contract with SF in September of 2008 so he could "retire"
as a Giant.
JT signed this VERY cool action
photograph with his classic signature and special "6x
Gold Glove" inscription (11x14 & 16x20 only). SGA
Quality Framed with Floating Plate this is a great collectible
from one of the more popular Giants of All-Time. A great gift for
any Giants fan. |
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JT
Snow "Diving Stop" 16x20 |
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JT
Snow "Diving Stop" 11x14 |
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JT
Snow "Diving Stop" 8x10 |
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Fan Favorite
JT Snow
signs at
Sports Gallery!
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Willie
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"Pops" 8x10 Display |
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| Wilver
Dornell "Willie" Stargell, nicknamed "Pops"
in the later years of his career, played his entire Major League
career (1962-1982) with the Pittsburgh Pirates as an outfielder
and first baseman. Over his 21-year career with the Pirates, he
collected 2,232 hits, 423 doubles, 475 home runs and 1540 runs
batted in, helping his team capture six National League East division
titles, two National League pennants and two World Series (1971,
1979). After
retirement, Stargell spent several years as a coach for the Atlanta
Braves. He was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1988,
his first year of eligibility. In 1999, he ranked 81st on The
Sporting News' list of the 100 Greatest Baseball Players, and
was also nominated as a finalist for the Major League Baseball
All-Century Team. Now deceased, this Sports
Gallery Exclusive Display is a fitting tribute to one
of the great players in baseball history. The hand-signed Stargell
photo is Quality Framed in thick mahogany, UV-protective glass,
classic double matting and includes a commemorative "Pops"
plate. A great gift for any baseball fan!
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Kurt
Suzuki new!
11x14 & 8x10 w/ Floating Plate
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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 the recipient of the Athletics Catfish Hunter
Award) Kurt just keeps getting better and better behind plate for
Oakland. This great A's action shot of Kurt is available in 11x14
and 8x10 and includes SGA Floating Plate commemorating just a few
of Kurt's baseball achievements. Go A's! |
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Suzuki
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Suzuki
8x10 w/ Floating Plate |
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A's Star
Kurt
Suzuki
returns to
Sports Gallery!
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Big
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SGA Value Series
Batting
Sequence 8x10 Photos Display
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Ryan
Sweeney new!
Big Fly,Intensity & Batting Sequence
SGA Value Series |
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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 patrolled the A's Outfield like nobody else in the League,
the owner of several ESPN web gems and home-run robbing catches.
Ryan finished 2009 hitting close to .300 and continues to be right
there in 2010. A can't miss MLB star on the rise, Ryan IS
a big part of the A's future These
great photographs are hand-signed by Ryan. "Big
Fly" is available in 8x10, 11x14 and 16x20 sizes and
"Intensity" is available
in 8x10 only. And check out "Batting
Sequence," a Sports
Gallery Exclusive including three sequenced shots of
Ryan Batting (with the middle photograph signed by Ryan). All are
Sports Gallery Quality
Framed and select Sweeney items are part of our
SGA Value Series - Great
Collectibles from Great Athletes at a Great Price!
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Ryan
Sweeney "Big Fly"
16x20 |
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Ryan
Sweeney "Big Fly" 11x14 |
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Ryan
Sweeney "Big Fly" 8x10 |
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Sweeney "Batting Sequence" Display |
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Young Gun
Ryan
Sweeney
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