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David
Ortiz, the popular first baseman/designated hitter for the Boston
Red Sox from the Dominican Republic, spent his first six major league
seasons with the Twins. But it is his subsequent years as a Red
Sox for which he is best known. After signing with the Red Sox as
a free agent in January 2003, he had 39 doubles, 31 homers, 101
RBIs and a .288 average in his first season with the team. And of
course the next year all he did was lead the team to its first World
Series Championship in 86 years with a .301 average, 41 home runs,
and 139 RBIs. A stud of a hitter, David's left-handed uppercut is
a thing of beauty...unless of course you're a fan of the New York
Yankees. In the 2004 ALCS David hit .387 with 3 homers and 11 RBI
and was named the MVP of Boston's stunning 4-3 series victory over
the hated Yanks. And, of course, in 2007, David and the Sox did
it all over again, winning Boston's 2nd World Series, this time
by defeating the upstart Colorado Rockies. This great photograph
of David pointing heavenward crossing the plate is is hand-signed
by Ortiz and Sports gallery Quality
Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass (very
important for signature protection!) and classic Red Sox suede double
matting. A great gift for any Sox fan.
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David
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Is
there a more likable player in all of baseball than David Ortiz?
Has there ever been a better combination of good hitting and sheer
good nature to wear a Red Sox uniform? Ask yourself: “Which
Sox player would I want to invite to a barbecue?” It has to
to be Big Papi...the dude just
radiates good will. And he jacks home-runs in crucial situations
like nobody's business.
In the 2004 ALCS David hit .387 with 3 homers and 11 RBI and was
named the MVP of Boston's stunning 4-3 series victory over the hated
Yankees. This terrific hand-signed collage celebrates not only that
unforgettable series and MVP Award ("Most Valuable Papi")
but also the Red Sox amazing 2004 World Championship. Remember the
best year in Red Sox baseball history and perhaps their best, and
most likable, player with this very cool collectible. A Sports
Gallery Exclusive framing of thick black wood, UV-protective
glass and commemorative plaque, you won't find this exact collectible
anywhere else.
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Pac
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AT&T
Park (formerly SBC Park formerly Pac Bell Park), with its breathtaking
views and classic design, received rave reviews throughout the
country as one of the smash hits of 2000. The home of the San
Francisco Giants has definitely become yet another landmark of
the "City By the Bay." This beautiful 8x10 photograph
of the "Park by the Bay" at dusk shows McCovey Cove,
the SF Skyline and Golden Gate Bridge, and a dazzling sunset.
Beautifully framed and matted, this is a terrific gift for that
Giants, or City of San Francisco, fan in your life.
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Pac
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This
beautiful 16x20 photograph of the San Francisco's SBC Park (formerly
SBC Park formerly Pac Bell Park) at dusk shows McCovey Cove, the
SF Skyline and Golden Gate Bridge, along with a dazzling sunset.
Beautifully framed and matted, this is a terrific gift for that
Giants, or City of San Francisco, fan in your life.
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Pac
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This
16" x 20" photograph of San Francisco's AT&T (formerly
SBC formerly Pac Bell) Park is a great shot. It was taken at the
first ever regular season game played at this scenic ballpark
(against bitter rival Los Angeles) on April 11, 2000.
The City by the Bay now has a Ballpark by the Bay, captured wonderfully
in this aerial shot of this historic game. Handsomely framed and
matted in thick black wood and matted in Giants colors, this is
a great San Francisco collectible.
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Pee
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The
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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Albert
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Albert's
St. Louis Carndinals career has gotten 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
the following seasons. 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 2002, he was
second in MVP voting to Barry
Bonds (in only his second season), and did so while
trying his hand at no less than six different positions -- first
base, third base, left field, right field, designated hitter,
and even shortstop. 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 starting First Baseman 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. And all he did in 2005 was win the NL MVP and lead the
Cardinals to the National League Championship series. Albert is
THE MAN right now in baseball.
This great action photograph is hand-signed by Albert and Sports
Gallery Quality Framed. A great gift (and investment) for that
special sports fan in your life.
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Manny
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"Outta Here!" &
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One
of baseball's most feared hitters, Boston Red Sox OF Manny Ramirez
officially became a Baseball Superstar in the 2004 World Series,
and in so doing he made Boston Red Sox history. For the Series,
Manny batted .412 with a home run and four RBI's leading the Red
Sox to their first World Series win in 86 years. The floppy-haired
slugger was named the World Series MVP becoming the first
Red Sox EVER
to win this award. And he and the rest of the Sox enjoyed winning
the title so much in '04 that they did it again in 2007! Just
a great, great hitter, Manny has been selected to eleven All-Star
games, is the all-time post-season home run leader with 24, and
finished in the top 10 in AL MVP voting eight times. Sports Gallery
is fortunate to have two great photos of Ramirez, both hand-signed
by Manny and Sports Gallery Quality
Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass (very
important for signature protection!) and classic Red Sox double
matting. You simply can't go wrong with Manny collectibles - a
Red Sox for the ages.
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Cal
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While
a Rookie of the Year, All-Star, Gold Glove winner, and League
MVP during the course of his impressive Major League Baseball
career, Cal Ripken Jr. is most famous for his record 2,632 consecutive
game streak. In fact, this Baltimore Orioles' breaking of Lou
Gehrig's consecutive games played streak was voted the most memorable
moment in baseball history during the 2002 World Series. This
photograph of the "Iron Man" at bat is hand-signed by
Cal and framed and matted in Orioles colors.
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Cal
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Calvin Edwin Ripken, Jr. (born August 24, 1960 in Havre de Grace, Maryland), commonly known as Cal or Cal Jr., is a Hall of Fame shortstop and third baseman in Major League Baseball who played his entire career for the Baltimore Orioles from 1981 to 2001. A 19-time MLB All-Star, Ripken is considered one of the best shortstops to ever play the game. This
photograph of the "Iron Man" in a slow motion breakdown of him throwing the ball, is framed and matted in Orioles colors.
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Phil
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Phil Rizzuto anchored a Yankees dynasty, helping them win seven
of nine World Series during his 13 seasons at Shortstop. A five-time
All-Star, Rizzuto was named the American League's MVP in 1950
before becoming the Yankees radio broadcaster for 40 years. Yogi
Berra was a winner plain and simple playing on 14 pennant-winners
and 10 World Championship teams. The three-time AL MVP also called
three no-hitters at Catcher, including Don Larsen's perfect game
in the 1956 World Series. This vintage b&w 11"x14"
photograph of these teammates celebrating with a stogie is hand-signed
by BOTH YOGI AND PHIL. A classic collectible from the Yankees
glory years, this photograph is tastefully framed and matted in
classic black and white. A great gift for any baseball fan.
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Alex
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Alex Rodriguez won the batting title with a .358 mark in 1996
with Seattle. Asked to be more of a run producer with his next
team Texas, A-Rod added more lift to his swing and produced back-to-back
50-homer seasons. In 2002, Alex put together the most dominant
offensive season in history by a shortstop AND
played Gold Glove defense while appearing in every game. The next
year, 2003, Alex did even better by winning the American League
Most Valuable Player Award and being voted a starter in the that
year's All-Star game, his seventh mid-sumer classic appearance.
In 2004 Alex became a Yankee, creating a "dream
team" infield with Derek
Jeter. That year he recorded his 1,000 RBI, became
the youngest player in Major League history to reach 350 career
homeruns (28 years, 282 days), and was voted the starting 3B for
the American League All-Star team. In '05 yet another milestone
was reached as A-Rod became the first Major Leaguer to join the
400 Club before his 30th birthday, hitting HR #400 at 29 years
of age. And, all Alex did in 2007 was win the American League
MVP award. Look out Barry
Bonds - A-rod has a real shot at the All-Time Career
Home Run record. Without a doubt, Rodriguez collectibles will
only be going up in value in the future.
This hand-signed 11x14 photograph of A-Rod at the plate is Sports
Gallery Quality
Framed in thick black wood, and classic Yankees suede
triple matting. A great gift for any baseball fan!
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Alex
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By
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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Pete
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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. 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. 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). This vintage photograph
is hand-signed by Pete and handsomely framed and matted.
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Pete
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Headfirst Slide |
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Pete
Rose once said "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." And it exemplifies "Charlie
Hustle" more than any other image. This classic black and
white photograph of Pete diving headfirst into third is a beauty.
Hand-signed by Pete and tastefully framed and matted, this is
a great gift for any baseball fan.
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Pete
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Hit King |
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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 to see if Rose could break
Cobb's hit record -- a record many experts felt was unbreakable.
Rose didn't disappoint. In the first inning, he hit a line drive
on a 2-1 slider from Eric Show for hit No. 4,192. Rose's hit set
off a wild and emotional celebration. The 47,237 fans stomped
and roared their approval in what San Diego first baseman Steve
Garvey (pictured in the photo) calls the greatest ovation he has
seen. Rose's teammates poured out of the Cincinnati dugout as
Rose acknowledged the crowd and eventually broke down in tears
of joy. This unforgettable baseball moment is captured in this
classic photograph, hand-signed by the Rose. Quality framed and
matted in thick black wood and UV-protective glass, this is a
terrific baseball collectible that any fan of America's Pastime
will cherish.
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Pete
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This
classic color 8x10 photograph of Pete shows him leaving the batters
box, no doubt after one of his MLB record 4,256 career hits. Hand-signed
by Rose and tastefully framed and matted, this is a unique collectible
of a truly unique ballplayer. A great gift for any fan of Charlie
Hustle.
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Aaron Rowand
"Swing Away" (signed 8x10 photograph) |
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Aaron Ryan Rowand (born August 29, 1977 in Portland, Oregon) is a center fielder for the San Francisco Giants. Rowand made his major league debut for the Chicago White Sox. Aaron finished his rookie season fourth among American League rookies in batting average. In 2004, Aaron led the American League in home runs for a center fielder with 24. 2004 was his first season with close to 500 at bats and Rowand established himself as a regular starter for the first time in his career. Rowand showed patience at the plate and posted his second highest career on base percentage at .361. Araon was also a member of the Chicago White Sox team that won the World Series in 2005. On July 10, 2007 Rowand was selected to the 2007 MLB All-Star Game in San Francisco. After signing his contract with the Giants he declared that the Giants could win the division.
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Kirk
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Pitcher Kirk Rueter was a mainstay in the San Francisco Giants
rotation since coming over from the Montreal Expos in 1996. In
2004 he became the first pitcher to win 100 career games as a
Giant since Gaylord Perry. Kirk had perhaps his best year ever
for the Giants in 2002, winning 14 games and posting a 3.23 ERA.
He was especially clutch after the All-Star break, going 7-3 as
San Francisco won the National League pennant. Woody, as he is
affectionately known (because of his resemblance to Woody the
Cowboy from "Toy Story"), started more than 30 games
and won better than 10 games for the six straight season while
a Giant. 94-61 for the Giants (through 2003), Kirk was one of
the most consistent left-handers in baseball over the a seven
year period. This autographed action photograph is hand-signed
by Kirk and Quality Framed by Sports Gallery.
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Joe
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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 photo 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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Nolan
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Nolan Knows Bo 8x10 |
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Throwing
no-hitters as a young fireballer 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 this shot of Ryan. A bloodied
Ryan continuing to pitch after being struck by a Bo Jackson line
drive. This hand-signed photograph of Ryan is a testament to this
fiercest of competitors. Quality framed and matted in thick black
wood, UV-protective glass (very important for signature protection!)
and Red, White and Blue double matting. A great baseball player
and moment captured in a great collectible.
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Nolan
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Nolan Knows Bo 8x10 w/ Plaque |
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This
is the same classic photograph as above,
hand-signed by Nolan. However, this piece is framed and matted with
a descriptive plaque describing this unforgettable baseball moment.
A classic."Nolan Knows Bo," yes indeed...
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Nolan
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Nolan
Knows Bo 16x20 |
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With
a blazing fastball that approached 100 mph and a work ethic like
no other, Nolan Ryan dominated hitters for an unparalleled 27 seasons
on his way to an all-time record 5,714 strikeouts. During four decades
of prominence, he totaled 324 victories and a host of major league
records. Most notable of his milestones are a mystifying seven no-hitters
and 12 one-hitters. The eight-time All-Star fanned a record 383
batters in 1973, and his career strikeouts encompassed 1,176 different
players. This 16x20 of a bloodied Ryan continuing to pitch after
being struck by a Bo Jackson line drive is a classic. Hand-signed
by Ryan and quality framed and matted in thick black wood, UV-protective
glass (very important for signature protection!), and Rangers red
and blue matting, this is a great collectible from one of baseballs'
All-time Greats.
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Nolan
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Nolan Ryan vs. Robin Ventura 8x10
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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. This incredible
8x10 photograph, hand-signed by Ryan, is handsomely framed and matted
in thick black wood and Rangers colors. A great collectible of one
of baseballs greatest pitchers.
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