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Hank
Aaron |
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"Hammerin'
Hank" Aaron earned his nickname by clubbing 755 round-trippers
over his 23-year career. Not only did he raise the bar for home
runs, but he also established 12 other major league career records,
including most games, at-bats, total bases and RBI's. Aaron played
the infield but gained recognition as an excellent outfielder,
winning three Gold Glove awards. He earned National League Most
Valuable Player honors in 1957, and appeared in a record 24 All-Star
Games. One of the legendary names in baseball, Aaron autographed
baseballs are becoming more difficult to obtain in recent years
and have therefore been going up in value rapidly. A great investment
in one of the greatest...if not THE
greatest...baseball players of all time.
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Rich
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Brooklyn native was one of the premier shortstops in all of
baseball during his early San Francisco Giants' years. Rich's
2002 campaign was a particular rock-solid year as he helped
lead the San Francisco Giants all the way to the World Series.
Rich saved his best at-bats for the postseason that year, hitting
six home runs, four doubles and driving in 17 runs in 17 postseason
games. Defensively he was at the top of his game all year, committing
just 11 errors in 558 chances. It was the fourth consecutive
year his error total decreased from the previous season. It
was his 2001 season however that set the gold standard for shortstops
(.324, 37 homers, 97 RBI) as he joined Willie
Mays and Bobby Bonds as the only San Francisco Giant
to ever collect 200 hits in a season. And in 2007, "Richie"
returned to San Franciso much to the delight of Giants fans.
Now retired, Rich is one of the more popular Giants of all-time.
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Andrew
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ROY '09 |
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| Pitcher
Andrew Bailey was selected by the Oakland Athletics from Wagner
College in the 6th round (188th overall) of the 2006 Major League
Baseball Draft. Bailey played for the A's double AA team, the
Midland Rockhounds and the 2008 Arizona Fall League Phoenix
Desert Dogs before making the Athletics Opening Day 25-man roster
for the 2009 season. Bailey was a bit of a long shot to make
the team in '09 but it was definitely a good decision by Oakland
to promote him to "The Show."
For not only did Bailey break the Athletics rookie save record
when he recorded number 24 against the Minnesota Twins on September
12th but he also was the only Athletic selected to the play
in the 2009 MLB All-Star Game. AND then he did one better winning
the 2009 American League Rookie of the Year with his impressive
first-year final line of 26 saves and a jaw-dropping 1.84 ERA.
Quite a start for Andrew...a good sign of things to come for
both Bailey and the Athletics. Andrew signed this baseball right
on the sweet spot with his new "ROY
'09" inscription. A great collectible that any A's
fan would appreciate!
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Jeff
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Bagwell, along with teammate Craig Biggio, has become virtually
synonymous with the Houston Astros over the last 15 years. Developed
as a third baseman, Bagwell shifted to first base during the
1991 spring training and went on to win National League Rookie
of the Year honors that season. Jeff's greatest year may have
been 1994 when he was a unanimous selection for National League
Most Valuable Player after batting .368 with 39 home runs and
116 runs batted in (in a strike-shortened season). In eight
different seasons (and seven straight) between 1994 and 2003,
Bagwell hit at least 30 home runs, scored at least 100 runs
and drove in at least 100 runs. Known for his unusual low, wide-open
batting stance, Bagwell is flat-out a hitting machine. And in
2005 he was part of the Astros' run to the World Series. Jeff
hand-signed this official MLB baseball right on the sweet spot.
A great gift for any 'stros
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Ernie
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| Ernie
Banks delighted Wrigley Field fans with his long home runs,
steady fielding and cheerful disposition. "Mr. Cub"
belted 512 home runs, five times hitting over 40 in a single
season. After smashing a record five grand slams in 1955, he
belted 47 round-trippers in 1958, the most ever by a National
League shortstop. He also became the first National Leaguer
to win the MVP Award in consecutive years (1958 to 1959) . After
Mr. Banks retired in 1971 he became the first Cubs player to
have his number retired. Banks' love for the game and the fans
is still exemplified by his signature phrase, "Let's
play two!" Inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame
in 1977, Ernie signed the official MLB right on the sweet spot.
A great gift for any Cubs fan!
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Brandon
Belt new! |
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| Are
you ready for another young phenom Giants fans! Because all
signs point to Brandon Belt as being just that in 2011. Born
in Nacogdoches, Texas, Belt was taken by the Giants in the 5th
round of the 2009 MLB Draft after his junior year at the University
of Texas. He started off with the High-A Giants affiliate in
San Jose and proceeded to move quickly through the Giants farm
system. Brandon hit well at all three levels in 2010 finishing
the year with a .352 batting average and gaining attention as
one of the Giants top prospects. On
March 30, 2011, it was announced that Belt had been named to
the Giants' opening day Major League roster. He started in his
first major league game the next day and singled off of Los
Angeles Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw in his first Major League
at bat. And the next game, Brandon did even better hitting his
first MLB homerun, a 3-run blast off of the Los Angeles Dodgers'
Chad Billingsley. Brandon signed this official MLB baseball
right on the sweet spot...a GREATcollectible.
Get Belt collectibles before they go up in value (like a Rookie
of the Year named Buster!). The kids is good!
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Johnny
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one can predict the future, but it seemed Johnny Bench was destined
for greatness. He won all-state honors in baseball as a high
school player and in his first full season in the Major Leagues
(1968) he earned National League Rookie of the Year honors playing
for the Cincinnati Reds. As one of the leaders of the championship
"Big Red Machine" Cincinnati teams of the 1970s, Bench
was an outstanding, durable, defensive catcher and won 10 consecutive
Gold Gloves. He was equally impressive with a bat, belting 389
home runs. A complete player, Bench earned two MVP awards. Bench,
whom many consider the greatest catcher to have played the game,
was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1989.
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Johnny
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HOF89 |
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great ballplayer and signature as above,
but this time Johnny also included the inscription "HOF
89" signifying the year he was inducted into the Baseball
Hall of Fame. A durable catcher, noted for his excellent baseball
intelligence, Bench won 10 Gold Glove awards, two Most Valuable
Player awards, and the Rookie of the Year Award during his 17-year
National League career. A skilled hitter, the 14-time All-Star
selection belted 389 home runs and led the league in RBI three
times as a leader of Cincinnati's celebrated “Big Red Machine”
teams of the 1970s. We only have 2
balls left with this special HOF inscription so don't
hesitate. A great gift for any baseball fan, especially one
that appreciates the art of catching.
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No
player to date can match Yogi Berra's resume when it comes to
playing on Championship teams - an amazing 14 pennant-winners
and 10 World Championship teams! The heart of the Yankees for
18 seasons, Berra topped the 100-RBI mark four years in a row
and was a three-time American League Most Valuable Player. In
every season from 1948 to 1962, Berra was selected to the All-Star
team. During his career he called three no-hitters, including
Don Larsen's perfect game in the 1956 World Series. Known for
his "Yogi-isms," Berra has always been a fan favorite
and was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1972. Yogi hand-signed
this official MLB baseball right on the sweet spot. A great gift
for any Yankees fan.
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Yogi
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1956 World Series Perfect Game
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New York Yankee battery mates Don Larsen and Yogi Berra were immortalized
by their 1956 World Series perfect game. In Game Five of the Yankees'
Series against the Dodgers on October 8, 1956, Larsen set down
27 Dodgers in a row, outdueling Sal Maglie and winning 2-0 for
the only no-hitter...and of course perfect game...in Series history.
The last batter Larsen faced was Dale Mitchell, who was declared
out by umpire Babe Pinelli on a called third strike. Mitchell
and others, including Mickey Mantle in centerfield, thought the
ball a bit outside, but mayhem erupted and catcher Yogi Berra
jumped into Larsen's arms before Mitchell could argue. One of
the great moments in baseball history, it is captured beautifully
in this great collectible. BOTH
Yogi Berra and Don Larsen hand-signed this official MLB baseball.
Don included the inscription "10.8.56" - the date of
this unforgettable baseball moment - making this a very special
ball. A timeless collectible for that baseball fan in your life.
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Pitcher
Vida Blue signed with the Oakland Athletics at age 19 instead
of accepting numerous scholarship offers to become a major-college
quarterback. He went on to have a stellar MLB pitching career,
including being named an All-Star in 1971, '75, '78, and '81;
leading the League in ERA in '71; and being named the League MVP
that same year. A Three-time World Series Champion, Blue pitched
with both the Oakland A's and San Francisco Giants during his
career, making him that rare sports figure that is equally popular
on both sides of San Francisco Bay. Vida
signed this official MLB right on the sweet spot with his sweet
sig. A great collectible from an important part of the Swingin'
A's 70's dynasty
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Vida
Blue & Rollie Fingers (dual-signed)
"72-74 WS Champs" |
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| On
August 16, 2008, Oakland teammates and three-time World Series
Champions Rollie Fingers and Vida Blue made a special in-store
appearance at Sports Gallery's Walnut
Creek, CA Gallery.
Rollie Fingers' 17-year career epitomized the emergence of the
modern-day relief ace. Relying on a sharp slider, Fingers notched
341 career saves. Known for his handlebar mustache, Fingers
became a familiar site during the post-season, appearing in
16 World Series games. Along with his three World Series Championships
('72, '73 and '74) and '74 World Series MVP Award, Rollie also
won on both the American League MVP and Cy Young Award in 1981.
His number #34 retired by both the A's and Brewers, Rollie was
elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1992. Vida Blue signed
with the Oakland Athletics at the young age of 19 and went on
to have a stellar MLB pitching career, including being named
an All-Star in 1971, '75, '78, and '81; leading the League in
ERA in '71, and being named the League MVP that same year. Of
course, Vida was also and important part of the A's 72-74 World
Series run. During Rollie and Vida's recent Sports Gallery signing,
the dual-signed a selected number of MLB baseballs to commemorate
their three World Series Championships together. Including the
special inscription "72-74 WS
Champs" by Rollie, these baseballs are a special
collectible from a special time in A's history - The Swingin'
A's Championship Era. A great gift for any A's fan. But
hurry, we only have a few left from our signing!
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Bruce
Bochy new!
2010 World Series Baseball
w/ Inscription |
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| It
is not often that a Manager becomes as popular with the fans
as his players but that is exactly what Skipper Bruce Bochy
has accomplished in San Francisco. Manager of the Padres for
12 seasons prior to coming to the Giants in 2007, Bochy is almost
as famous for his large cap size (he is over an 8!) as he is
for his managerial skills. But make no doubt, Bruce has big
time skillz! In San Diego
he was named NL Manager of the Year in 1996 when he led them
to a National League Pennant. And all he did in San Francisco
was take a self-proclaimed band of misfits to the top of the
baseball world with the Giants first World Series Championship
since moving to San Francisco and first as a franchise in fifty-six
years! Everybody loves Bruce! This official MLB baseball is
hand-signed by Bochy along with the special "2010
WS Champs" inscription. A great collectible from
the man that ended the "Torture"
in San Francisco.
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A
former Red Sox, Yankee, and Devil Ray Wade Boggs was a two-time
Gold Glove winner at third base. But it is his bat that this Omaha,
Nebraska native is most known for. Wade's hitting in the 80's
& 90's made him a perennial contender for American League
batting titles and earned him membership in the exclusive 3,000
Hit Club (3,010). His finest season was 1987 when he set
career highs in HR (24), RBI (89), and slugging percentage (.588).
Also in that season he batted .363 with a .461 OBP, both stats
leading the league. With 12 straight All-Star appearances, Boggs
is third only to Brooks Robinson and George Brett in number of
consecutive appearances as a third baseman. And this eight-time
silver slugger award winner also led the Yankees to the first
World Series title in 18 years in 1996. Boggs was elected to the
Red Sox Hall of Fame in 2004 and the Baseball Hall of Fame in
2005. A great gift for any fan of the fine art of hitting, Wade
signed this official MLB baseball right on the sweet spot.
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celebation with the Yankees when he jumped on the
back of an NYPD horse, touring the field with his
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In
2001, Barry Bonds officially became baseball's "Homerun
King," at least as far as single season records are
concerned. During that memorable baseball season, Barry broke
Mark McGwire's single season homerun record by blasting 73 roundtrippers
for the San Francisco Giants. And he did it with style. Instead
of feeling the pressure in the final few games of the season,
Bonds finished the year with a flourish, hitting four homers in
his final three games (against the rival Dodgers nonetheless).
Bonds' accomplishments place him among the greatest baseball players
of all-time. He has a record-setting seven Most Valuable Player
Awards, including four in a row. He is a fourteen time All-star,
eight time gold glove-winner and he holds numerous MLB records,
including the biggest record of them all - the All-Time Major
League Baseball home run record with 762. Fans definitely have
a love-hate relationship with Barry, but there is no denying his
impact on the game of baseball. He will never be forgotten. This
official MLB baseball is hand-signed by Barry right on the sweet
spot. A baseball collectible that will DEFINITELY
stand the test of time.
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When Barry Bonds hit his 715th home run to move
pass Babe Ruth into 2nd place in All-Time Home Runs,
the radio broadcast went mysteriously dead. An apparent
microphone malfunction at KNBR (the Giants flagship
station) wiped out almost all of Dave Flemming's
radio call of the historic home run, leaving listeners
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2004 World Series Commemorative Ball |
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While
Boston has won six World Series Championships during its existence,
their last before 2004 was way back in 1918. This despite fielding
teams with baseball legends like Carl Yastrzemski, Ted Williams,
and Carlton Fisk. No matter though, as no team has more passionate
and loyal fans than the Red Sox. Each Spring, all of New England
brims with confidence that this is the year that the Curse
of the Bambino is lifted from their beloved Sox.
And in 2004, the "Curse was Reversed."
After 85 seasons of futility, the 2004 Red Sox notched the victory
that had eluded them since 1918 by sweeping the St. Louis Cardinals
in the World Series. This after an amazing 4-3 comeback series
victory over the hated Yankees in the ALCS. There is finally joy,
everlasting joy, for the fans in Boston. Bill Buckner can finally
get a good night's sleep. No one in Beantown will ever forget
Manny Ramirez (World Series MVP), Johnny Damon (Head Idiot),
David Ortiz (ALCS MVP), Pedro Martinez, Curt Schilling and the
rest of "The Idiots."
A classic team that will go down in baseball history. This Official
2004 World Series Baseball was signed by 27 members of
this team for the ages including Derek Lowe, Pedro Martinez, Curt
Schilling, Jason Varitek, David Ortiz, Johnny Damon, Trot Nixon
and Manny Ramirez, among others. There are only a limited number
of these balls available on the market and Sports Gallery was
fortunate enough to acquire one from our Red Sox source. And it
will be nearly impossible to gather ALL
these
players together again for future signings. So get this
great collectible while it is available and remember (and invest
in) what was arguably the greatest season in Red Sox history.
A web special,
we're including a FREE
mahogany baseball case
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$149 value) with the purchase of this amazing ball!
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George
Brett spent his entire 21-year career with the Kansas City Royals
tormenting American League pitchers. An intense competitor, the
13-time All-Star became the only player in history to amass more
than 3,000 hits, 300 homers, 600 doubles, 100 triples and 200
stolen bases. His 3,154 hits are 13th most all-time. The only
player to win batting titles in three decades (1976, 1980, 1990),
he was the 1980 American League MVP when his remarkable .390 average
was the highest since Ted
Williams' .406 mark in 1941. Brett, inducted into the
Baseball Hall of Fame in 1999, hand-signed this official MLB baseball
right on the sweet spot.
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St.
Louis Cardinals (1964-79) and Chicago Cubs (1961-64) Outfielder
Lou Brock is recognized as one of the most gifted base runners
in baseball history. In fact, Brock almost single-handedly revolutionized
the art and science of this element of the game during his career.
A 19-year career where Lou totaled an astounding 938 stolen bases.
A six-time All-Star selection, Brock also accumulated more than
3,000 hits to help lead the St. Louis Cardinals to three National
League Pennants and two World Series Championships. So prolific
was Brock's base running, that each year the National League honors
that year's stolen base leader with the
Lou Brock Award. Elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in
1985, Lou hand-signed this official MLB baseball right on the
sweet spot. A great gift for any Cardinals fan.
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1986 World Series (Dual-Signed Baseball) |
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1986 World Series will be forever known for the play that cost
the Boston Red Sox Game Six and eventually the whole series.
On a routine ground ball hit by Mookie Wilson towards first
base, Bill Buckner let the slow rolling ball trickle through
his legs which allowed Ray Knight to score the game-winning
run. The NY Mets then went on to win Game 7 and the World Series
Championship. A tragic moment in Red Sox history that made the
Curse of the Bambino seem
all the more real. Thanks to the 2004 Red Sox, Bill Buckner
can finally sleep at night knowing the Curse
is Reversed. Remember this unforgettable moment in
baseball history with this dual-signed baseball. Hand-signed
by BOTH Bill Buckner and Mookie
Wilson on the sweet spot, this is a great gift for Sox and Mets
fans alike.
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Madison
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2007 Giants #1 Pick |
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| "He's
nasty...unbelievable.
He has a fastball and a curveball.
He's sneaky. He throws hard."
So
said Manny Ramirez after ManRam stuck out against Madison on
three pitches in Spring Training. And that was when Madison
was only 19! Madison is the latest young pitching phenom from
the Giants following in the footsteps (or cleat marks) of Tim
Lincecum and Matt Cain. The #1 Selection of the Giants (10th
overall) in the 2007 Major League Baseball Draft, Madison was
the first high school pitcher to be selected by the Giants with
their first pick since Matt Cain in 2002, and the first left-handed
pitcher taken as the first pick by the organization since Mike
Remlinger in 1987. And he's a stud. Making quick work of A and
AA, Madison was called up to the big Giants to start for an
injured Tim Lincecum on September 8, 2009. And although he pitched
a no-decision, Madison's Major League debut definitely lived
up to the hype. This official MLB Baseball is hand-signed by
Madison on the sweet spot along with his special "2007
Giants #1 Pick" inscription. A great investment
in this Future Star and great gift for any Giants fan.
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Matt
Cain new!
World
Series & "2010 WS Champs" Inscription |
| For
the past few seasons, Matt Cain has been the best young pitcher
on the San Francisco Giants not named Tim
Lincecum. A graduate of Houston High School in Germantown,
Tennessee, Matt was selected by the Giants in the first round
in the 2002 MLB Draft. Cain made his major league debut on August
29, 2005 at the age of 20 against the Colorado Rockies. He earned
his first major league win on September 4 against the Arizona
Diamondbacks. Late in the 2006 season Cain had a remarkable
run pitching. From August 12 to September 14, Cain recorded
a 5–0 record with an almost unheard-of ERA of 0.21. During
this streak, he allowed just one earned run in 42 innings —
and did not allow an earned run in 30 innings. He led all National
League rookie pitchers with 13 wins and 179 strikeouts in 2006.
An All-Star in 2009, Cain really showed his stuff during the
Giants amazing 2010 World Series run. Cain was perfect in the
postseason with a 0.00 ERA including a shutout victory in Game
2. Matt signed this official MLB baseball right on the sweet
spot along with the special "2010
WS Champ" inscription. Also available is an official
World Series baseball signed by Matt right below the 2010 World
Series logo. A great collectible from a great pitcher from the
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his peak, few players - save perhaps his Bash Brother teammate
Mark McGwire - could match Jose Canseco's formidable presence
and tremendous swing at the plate. Born in Havana, Cuba, Canseco
earned Rookie of the Year (ROY) honors in 1986 with 33 home
runs and 117 ribbies. With great bat speed and power to all
fields, Canseco later became the first Athletic with back-to-back
100-RBI seasons and became the team's second player with three
straight 30-homer seasons. Canseco took home the AL MVP Award
in 1988, helping power the A's to the World Series with his
.307 average, 42 homers, and 124 RBIs. The next year Jose batted
.357 in the World Series to lead the A's in a four game sweep
of their cross-bay rivals, the Giants. This official MLB baseball
is not only hand-signed by Jose, but also includes the special
"86 ROY" inscription. This is a great gift for any
baseball fan of the 80's.
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Steve
Carlton |
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| Pitcher
Steve Carlton was an extremely focused competitor with complete
dedication to excellence. He thrived on the mound by physically
and mentally challenging himself off the field. His out-pitch,
a hard, biting slider complemented a great fastball. He won
329 games — second only to Warren Spahn among lefties —
and his 4,136 strikeouts are exceeded only by Nolan
Ryan and Roger
Clemens. "Lefty" once notched 19 strikeouts
in a game, compiled six 20-win seasons, and was the first pitcher
to win four Cy Young Awards. This long-time Philadelphia Phillies
pitcher was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1994. This
official MLB baseball is hand-signed by Carlton right on the
sweet spot.
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In 1972, Steve Carlton won 27 games for the last place
Philadelphia Phillies, a team that only won 59 games
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Orlando
Cepeda
"Baby Bull" &
"HOF 99" |
| 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).
During Orlando's
recent Sports Gallery signing, he signed many great
collectibles including these official Major League Baseball. Two
great inscriptions to choose from - "Baby Bull" and
"HOF 99." But hurry, we only have a limited number available
from our signing! |
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Orlando
Cepeda "Baby Bull" Baseball |
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Orlando
Cepeda "HOF 99" Baseball |
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Orlando
Cepeda
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Eric
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$99.95
Web Blow-Out!
$39.95
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Former
Oakland Athletics 3B Eric Chavez officially became the A's latest
hot young star in 2002 when he hit 34 home runs and batted in
109 runs. His 34 home runs that year broke his own franchise record
for home runs by a third baseman (32 in 2001) and he holds the
RBI record for third basemen with 114. And he can field too...boy
can he field! In 2006 Chavez won his sixth straight American League
Gold Glove at 3rd Base. With that selection, Chavez became just
the third American League third baseman to win six or more Gold
Gloves, joining Brooks Robinson (16) and Buddy Bell (6) and he
is one of six third basemen in Major League history to win six
or more Gold Gloves, along with Mike Schmidt (10), Robin Ventura
(6) and Scott Rolen (6 entering 2006). Chavez turned in his finest
defensive season in 2006, as he led the Major Leagues and set
an Oakland record for fielding percentage by a third baseman as
he committed just five errors in 134 games at third for a .987
fielding percentage (391 total chances). This Mount Carmel High
School (Los Angeles) All-American signed a long-term contract
with the A's in 2004 locking him up as an Oakland Athletic for
years to come. All the baseball gurus expect continued great things
from Eric so get this cool official hand-signed baseball before
it goes up in value. A great gift for any A's fan.
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Jack
Clark new!
w/ "Ripper" Inscription |
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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
Clark new!
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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. Will signed this official
MLB signed right on the sweet spot. A great gift for any longtime
Giants fan!
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Giants Great
Will
Clark
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Clark homered off Nolan Ryan in his first major league
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Will
Clark & Robby Thompson
"NLCS Champs 89"
& "Humm Baby"
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their rookie seasons in 1986 to 1993, Will Clark and Robby Thompson
were more than just the "Right
Side of the Infield" for the Giants. Robby and The
Thrill WERE the Giants and the
embodiment of "Humm Baby",
Manager Roger Craig's famous battle cry. And together they helped
bring SF an NL Championship in 1989, the Giants' first since 1962.
Will Clark is most remembered for his classic left-handed uppercut
swing that earned him the nickname "The
Natural." A feisty competitor, Clark's most famous
Giants moment was his pennant-winning single against the Cubs
Mitch "Wild Thing"
Williams in the 1989 NLCS. Robby Thompson was a fan favorite.
playing
his entire 11-year career with the San Francisco Giants. Thompson
played 10,720 innings at second base for the Giants, being elected
to the National League All-Star team twice (1988 and 1993), and
winning the Giants' Willie Mac Award in 1991, honoring his spirit
and leadership. An integral part of the Giants 1989 National League
Championship Team, Robby and Will will always be linked in the
hearts and minds of Giants fans. Sports Gallery is proud to offer
these two very cool and unique collectibles - official MLB baseballs
hand-signed by BOTH including one of two inscriptions by Robby
- "NLCS Champs 89"
and "Humm Baby."
A great...great..gift for any Giants fan. But hurry, we only have
a limited number of these baseballs. Once they're gone, they're
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Clark & Thompson "NLCS Champs" |
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Clark
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Giants Fan Favorite
Robby
Thompson
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Roger
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Former
Yankees, Red Sox and Astros hurler, Roger Clemens is a seven-time
Cy Young award winner (1986, '87, '91, '97, '98, '01, '04), three-time
Players Choice Outstanding Pitcher honoree ('97, '98, 01) AL MVP
('86) and ten-time All Star. Roger also shares the major-league
record for strikeouts in a game (20) and is the only pitcher to
accomplish the feat twice. Roger is a physical marvel, achieving
the latter feat a decade apart ('86 and '96). The "Rocket"
helped the Yankees to a pair of World Championships (1999 and
2000), winning 27 games over those two seasons. He's also excelled
in the post-season, tossing a one-hit shutout with 15 strikeouts
vs. Seattle in the 2000 AL Championship Series. In the last few
seasons Clemens added two more lines to his Hall of Fame plaque:
300 victories and 4,000 strikeouts. He became just the 21st pitcher
to reach 300 victories and only the third (joining Nolan
Ryan and Steve
Carlton) to crack the 4,000-strikeout milestone. This
surefire first ballot Hall of Famer came out of retirement to
pitch for the Houston Astros in 2004 where he promptly struck
out batter 4,137 to move to 2nd place (behind Nolan Ryan) on the
all-time strikeout list and was selected the National League starter
for the 2004 All-Star Game. His 18-4 record led the Astros to
the NL Championship Series and earned him his 7th Cy Young Award,
the oldest pitcher ever to win this prestigious pitching award
and the first to win it with four different teams (Astros, Yankees,
Red Sox and Blue Jays). An unbelievable talent on the mound that
just keeps going, this official MLB is hand-signed by the Rocket
on the sweet spot.
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Brandon
Crawford new!
"1st Game Grand Slam" |
| $129 |
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 official MLB baseball, 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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