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OF/DH
Dante Bichette has played on a number of teams in his lengthy major
league career. His best years, however, came with the Colorado Rockies
where he was one of the premier sluggers in the league for a number
of years. In fact, Dante hit the first home in Rockies' franchise
history in 1992 at Shea Stadium off of the Met's Bret Saberhagen.
In 1995, Bichette topped the NL in RBI's (128) and finished third
in the league with a .340 batting average. To the disappointment
of Rockies fans, Bichette fell just short of Cincinnati's Barry
Larkin in the MVP voting. Problems with an ailing left knee slowed
Bichette in 1996, but he still was a force to be reckoned with at
the plate, socking 31 homers with a .316 average and 141 RBI. In
1999 Bichette slugged 34 homers and drove in 133 runs with a .298
batting average. Unbelievably, it marked the first time in his Rockies
career he'd hit below .300!
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Barry
Bonds Original Newspaper
Single Season HR Record Collector's
Edition
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The
Front Page of this October 6, 2001 edition of the San Francisco
Chronicle has a full-page color photograph of Barry at that plate
with his name and "71 AND 72" in bold print. The Sports
section also dedicated most of its headlines and content to this
historic feat and night when Barry Bonds broke Mark McGwire's single
season homerun record. A remarkable record that won't be broken
anytime soon, own this original San Francisco Chronicle (in its
entirety) from this historic moment in Major League Baseball.
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Roberto
Clemente Classic Photograph Series
3000th & Last Hit |
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This
unsigned 8x10 photograph was taken during Roberto Clemente's 3000
hit. Hit on September 30, 1972 at Three Rivers Stadium, it was
this Hall of Famers last at bat of his career as he tragically
died in an airplane accident during the following off-season.
This vintage photograph comes framed with black and white double
matting and an engraved title plate.
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Joe
DiMaggio Classic Photograph Series
Last Game of 56 Game Hit Streak |
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This
unsigned 8x10 photograph was taken during the last game of Joe
DiMaggio's 1941 record 56 game hit streak - a record that
has only been seriously challenged once since (Pete
Rose's 44 straight games in 1978). This vintage photograph
comes framed with black and white double matting and an engraved
title plate.
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Lou
Gehrig Classic Photograph Series
Farewell Speech ("Luckiest Man") |
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This
unsigned 8x10 photograph was taken during NY Yankees Lou Gehrig's
farewell speech to the fans at Yankee Stadium. "Fans, for
the past two weeks you have been reading about a bad break I got.
Yet today, I consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the
earth." So began one of the most famous speeches, and moments,
in baseball history. This vintage photograph comes framed with
black and white double matting and an engraved title plate.
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Joe
Girardi Baseball |
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Catcher
Joe Girardi was behind the plate for Dwight Gooden's 1996 no-hitter
and David Cone's 1999 perfect game, both while a member of the New
York Yankees. He has a .991 career fielding percentage behind the
plate. His pitch-blocking skills give his batterymates the confidence
to throw breaking balls in the dirt. He also communicates well with
pitchers and is respected for his game-calling skills. A 5th-round
pick by the Chicago Cubs out of Northwestern, Joe has played for
the Cubs, Rockies, Yankees and St. Louis in a long career. One of
the great defensive catcher to have played the game.
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Ben
Grieve Baseball
Rookie of the Year |
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Tampa
Bay OF Ben Grieve burst onto the scene for the Oakland Athletics
in 1998 by being named the AL Rookie of the Year and winning the
Players Choice Award as Outstanding AL Rookie. Ben led all AL rookies
in home runs (18), RBI's (89), runs (94), hits (168) and doubles
(41). The following year proved to be no jinx for Ben as he hit
28 home runs and drove in 86 runs. In 2000, Ben helped lead the
Athletics to the postseason by hitting 27 home runs and a career-high
104 RBI. Acquired by Tampa Bay before the start of the 2001 season,
this hand-signed ball includes the inscription "98 AL ROY"
making it a rare find indeed.
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Gil
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A
journeyman pitcher for most of his career, Heredia blossomed into
a reliable starter when he posted 13 wins for the Oakland A's in
1999. His breakthrough season was aided by a June tutoring session
with A's great Catfish Hunter who told Heredia to simply throw strikes
and have fun. Although he turned 34 that October, Heredia set a
new personal best in 2000 with 15 victories, eleven on the road
and was an integral part of the A's AL West Championship season.
Because his fastball topped out in the 80 MPH range, Heredia never
overpowered batters. Instead, he relied on a wide variety of pitches
to keep them off balance, prompting teammates to dub him "Doctor
Gil". This Arizona alum also pitched for the Montreal Expos,
San Francisco Giants, Texas Rangers, and Chicago White Sox.
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Jim
Leyritz Baseball |
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It
appears as if Jim Leyritz will go down in baseball history as
the ultimate Mr. October, remembered mainly for his post-season
heroics with recent Yankees teams and with the 1998 Padres. In
1998, Jim's 7th inning homer gave the Padres a 2–1 win over
the Astros a 2–1 lead in games in the NLCS. He hit yet another
dinger in Game 4 of that series to give the Padres the National
League Championship. With the Yankees in 1999, Jim hit a crucial
homer in the 8th against the Braves to boost the Yanks to the
1999 World Championship. Move over Reggie,
meet the real Mr. October.
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Mickey
Mantle Classic Photograph Series
World Series Homerun Record |
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This
unsigned 8x10 photograph was taken during NY Yankees right fielder
Mickey Mantle's
18th home run in a World Series game, the record for most career
home runs in World Series history. A game-winning ninth inning
blast, legend has it Mickey told Elston Howard, the next batter,
that he might as well go on into the clubhouse and get dressed
because he was going to hit Schultz' first pitch for a home run.
Moments later that's exactly what he did, winning the game and
breaking the record. This vintage photograph of Mickey's "called
shot" comes framed with black and white double matting and
an engraved title plate.
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Mark
McGwire Plaque
62nd HR Commemorative |
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Despite
being an 11-time All-Star, St. Louis Cardinals 1B Mark McGwire's
most memorable accomplishment came in 1998. That year he set the
then single-season home run record with 70 HRs, battling Sammy Sosa
until the final days of the season for the title. This commemorative
plaque celebrates his record-breaking 62nd Homerun on September
8, 1998 that broke Roger Maris long-standing record for most HRs
hit in a season (61 in '61). This terrific 16"w x 13"h
unsigned collectible includes a photo of that great baseball moment,
an Upper Deck baseball card from '98, and a brass nameplate describing
this historic moment. A great gift for any fan of "Big Mac."
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Cal
Ripken Jr. Classic Photograph Series
Game 2131 Victory Lap |
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This
unsigned 8x10 photograph was taken during Cal
Ripken Jr.'s record-breaking 2,131st straight game. On September
6th, 1995, Cal set a new record of 2131 consecutive games played,
surpassing Lou Gehrig. After the game becomes official, Cal takes
a victory lap in the 5th inning during a 22-minute standing ovation.
This vintage photograph of the most memorable moment in baseball
history (as voted during the 2002 World Series) comes framed with
black and white double matting and an engraved title plate.
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Babe
Ruth Classic Photograph Series
60th Homerun during 1927 season |
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This
unsigned 8x10 photograph was taken during Babe Ruth's 60th homerun
of the 1927 season, a miraculous feat at the time and a record
that was long thought of as unbreakable. And in fact the record
did stand for 27 years, until Roger Maris hit 61 in 1961. This
vintage photograph comes framed with black and white double matting
and an engraved title plate.
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Matt
Stairs Signed 8x10 Photograph
Oakland A's |
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A
former Canadian Olympian from New Brunswick, OF Matt Stairs is
working on a streak of six straight seasons with more than 15
home runs. Currently a Pirate, Stairs had his best power stretch
while with the Oakland Athletics, where he hit 27, 26 and 38 home
runs from 1997 to 1999. This handsomely framed and matted A's
photo, hand-signed by Matt, shows his classic homerun swing.
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Classic
Glass Single Ball Case |
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A
quality display case, this single-ball baseball case includes
a furniture-grade cherrywood base and mirrored glass bottom. Most
important, the glass is clear double strength, UV-protective conservation
glass which will protect your baseball and signature from sunlight
damage and/or fading. Handcrafted in the U.S.
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Classic
Glass Puck Case |
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A
quality display case, this hockey puck case includes a furniture-grade
cherrywood base and mirrored glass bottom. Most important, the glass
is clear double strength, UV-protective conservation glass which
will protect your puck and signature from sunlight damage and/or
fading. Handcrafted in the U.S.
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Jeff
Friesen |
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NJ
Devils Forward Jeff Friesen came up huge in the Devils' 2003 Stanley
Cup run. After scoring three of New Jersey's four game-winning goals
in the Eastern Conference finals, Friesen broke the ice with a second-period
tally to spark the Devils to a 3-0 victory over the Mighty Ducks
in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals. And in Game 7 he did even better,
scoring two goals to lead the Devils to victory and bring Lord Stanley's
Cup back to New Jersey. It just doesn't get any better for a goal-scorer
like Friesen. This former Shark and Duck hand-signed this official
NHL puck.
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