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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
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73rd HR |
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Barry
Bonds
New "Homerun King"
73rd HR - October 7,2001
So
reads the plaque on this very cool Bonds collectible. In
2001, Bonds broke two of Babe Ruth's long-standing records - most
walks and highest slugging percentage in a season. But those weren't
the records that had the nation buzzing. Because that year he
also smashed Mark McGwire's home run record by hitting 73 roundtrippers.
Homerun #73 was hit off of the LA Dodgers' knuckleballer Dennis
Springer on October 7th at Pac Bell Park. This unsigned 11x14
photo display, framed in black wood and Giants-colored matting,
captures that historic baseball moment...and Bonds' classic swing.
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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
Heredia Baseball |
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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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Reggie
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Reggie
Jackson earned the nickname "Mr. October" for his World
Series heroics with both the Oakland Athletics and the New York
Yankees. He won three consecutive World Series titles as a member
of the A's in the early 1970's and also won 2 consecutive titles
with the New York Yankees later in his career. In 27 Fall Classic
games, he amassed 10 home runs (including four in consecutive
at-bats), 24 RBI's and a .357 batting average. As one of the game's
premier power hitters, he blasted 563 career round-trippers, just
above Mickey Mantle and Mike Schmidt on Major League Baseball's
All-Time Home Run List. A terrific player in the clutch and an
intimidating clean-up hitter, Jackson compiled a lifetime slugging
percentage of .490 and earned American League MVP honors in 1973
while leading the A's to another Championship. Nobody did the
Fall Classic like Reggie, who was elected to the Baseball Hall
of Fame in 1993. This
vintage unsigned 8x10 photograph of Reggie Jackson in his "Swinging
A's" days (check out the groovy shades!) is Sports Gallery
Quality
Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass and
A's-colored suede matting. A great gift for any baseball fan.
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Jim
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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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Willie
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The Catch 8x10 (unsigned) |
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Over
50 years ago, Hall of Famer Willie Mays made "The
Catch." It
came in New York's Polo Grounds, in the first game of the 1954 World
Series. With the score tied late in the game, Indians
first baseman Vic Wertz clubbed a long drive to deep centerfield
at the Polo Grounds. At the crack of the bat, Mays turned his back
to the plate, raced for the outfield wall, glanced up at the last
minute, and pulled the ball in over his shoulder. Nearly 430 feet
from the plate, he whirled and threw on a line to the infield. The
play killed the Indians' threat, and the Giants went on to win the
game and sweep the Series, the last Giants' World Series victory.
The photograph of this timeless play is one of the most famous in
baseball history. This unsigned 8x10 b&w photograph of this
remarkable catch is Quality
Framed in thick black wood,
UV-protective glass and classic charcoal double matting. A classy
collectible of a special moment in baseball history and a great
gift for any sports fan.
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Jim
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Jim
Palmer was the high-kicking, smooth-throwing hurler of Baltimore's
six championship teams of the 1960s, '70s and '80s. His impressive
numbers include 268 victories, a .638 winning percentage, eight
20-win seasons and a 2.86 ERA over 19 seasons. He also pitched his
entire career without allowing a grand slam. Intensity was the trademark
of this three-time Cy Young Award winner, who combined intelligence,
strength, competitiveness and consistency to become the Orioles'
all-time winningest pitcher. A six-time All-Star, Jim was elected
to the Pro Baseball Hall of Fame in 1990. Jim hand-signed this official
MLB right on the sweet spot. A great collectible from an all-time
pitching great.
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Joe
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1972 World Series Catch (signed) |
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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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Plaque Reads:
Babe
Ruth
The Great Bambino
714 Career Home Runs
Hall of Fame 1936
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Babe
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The Great Bambino (unsigned) |
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George
Herman "Babe" Ruth was an American original, baseball's
first great slugger and the most celebrated athlete of his time.
The southpaw hurler debuted with the Red Sox, winning 89 games in
six years while setting the World Series record for consecutive
scoreless innings. "The Great Bambino"
converted to the outfield full-time after his sale to the Yankees
in 1920 and led New York to seven American League pennants and four
World Series titles. He finished with 714 home runs (3rd place All-Time),
leading the league 12 times, including a remarkable 60 round-trippers
in 1927. Elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1936, "The
Babe" will never be forgot. Remember him with this terrific
Sports
Gallery Exclusive. This vintage 8x10 photograph of Ruth
is Quality
Framed in thick black wood and deluxe suede v-groove
matting, this is a classic collectible of a baseball classic. A
wonderful gift that would look great in any office or den.
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Matt
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Oakland A's (signed) |
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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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Nick
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Ohio
State Buckeye star, Nick Swisher was selected by the Oakland Athletics
with the Red Sox first round pick in 2002 as compensation for
the loss of free agent Johnny Damon. And boy has Nick made that
pick look smart. In his rookie campaign, Swisher hit 21 home runs
and had 74 RBIs in 131 games. He led American League rookies in
RBI's and tied for the lead in home runs with Tampa Bay's Jonny
Gomes. And 2006 is starting off even better for Nick. As of mid-May
the A's right fielder is hitting over .300 with 13 home runs and
30+ RBI's. Oakland is legendary for finding the best young talent
and it looks like they've done it again. Nick is a baseball star
in the making. This official MLB is hand-signed by Swisher right
on the sweet spot. A great gift and investment in a player that
is definitely on the rise!
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Classic
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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
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A
quality two-ball memorabilia case, this baseball case includes a
furniture-grade cherrywood base and mirrored glass bottom. Most
importantly, the glass is clear double strength, UV-protective conservation
glass which will protect your baseballs and signatures from sunlight
damage and fading. Don't buy acrylic imitations that won't protect
your collectible. This handcrafted glass case is the real deal for
baseball protection and presentation.
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Classic
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A
quality three-ball memorabilia case, this three-ball baseball case
includes a furniture-grade cherrywood base and mirrored glass bottom.
Most importantly, the glass is clear double strength, UV-protective
conservation glass which will protect your baseballs and signatures
from sunlight damage and fading. Don't buy acrylic imitations that
won't protect your collectible. This handcrafted glass case is the
real deal for baseball protection and presentation.
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Classic
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Display Case |
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A
quality display case, this four-ball baseball case includes a furniture-grade
cherrywood base and mirrored glass bottom. Most importantly, the
glass is clear double strength, UV-protective conservation glass
which will protect your baseballs and signatures from sunlight damage
and fading. Don't buy acrylic imitations that won't protect your
collectible. This handcrafted glass case is the real deal for baseball
protection and presentation.
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Rick
Barry new!
San Francisco Warriors
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Richard
Francis Dennis Barry III graduated from Roselle Park (N.J.) High
School, before going on to graduate from the University of Miami.
Drafted by the San Francisco Warriors in 1965, Rick signed with
Oakland of ABA two years later. After also playing for the NY
Nets in the ABA, Barry finally returned to the Warriors in 1972.
His greatest season of professional basketball was undoubtedly
1975, when Barry led an otherwise ordinary Golden State club to
the NBA Championship, captaining the team and averaging 30.6 points,
second in the league. In a professional basketball career that
spanned from 1965 to 1980, Rick's name appears near the top of
every offensive category. Barry scored more than 25,000 points
and in four different seasons averaged more than 30 points. He
was named to 12 All-Star teams, four All-NBA First Teams, and
five All-ABA First Teams. Named one of the 50 Greatest Players
in history by the NBA in 1996, Barry is the only player to lead
the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), ABA and NBA
in scoring for an individual season. Put simply, Barry was a nearly
unstoppable offensive juggernaut and, more importantly, a passionate
competitor with an untempered desire to win. Get this unique vintage
u/s photograph of Rick Barry in his early Warrior days. Sports
Gallery Quality
Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass, and
classic Warriors double suede matting, this is a timeless piece
of Sports Art that any longtime Warriors fan would love.
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Michael
Jordan new!
"Air Jordan" 8x10 (unsigned) |
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At
the 1988 NBA Slam Dunk Championship, held during NBA All-Star Weekend
in Chicago, Michael Jordan put on a show for the ages. Already known
for his awe-inspiring flights to the hoop, M.J. took it to a whole
new level during this jam fest. The date was Feb. 6, 1988. It was
M.J. vs. The Human Highlight Film. Two of the game's greatest dunkers,
Michael Jordan and Dominique Wilkins, treated fans with jams packed
with creativity and athleticism in the final round of the 1988 NBA
Slam Dunk Championship. Michael Jordan won the title on the strength
of a final dunk that still amazes basketball fans. Needing a perfect
score of 50, Jordan duly impressed the judges and fans in Chicago
Stadium as well as people watching on television with a spectacular
dunk that began with a jump from the free-throw line. Every year
since when the NBA holds its annual All-Star Weekend festivities,
Michael Jordan's amazing performance at the 1988 Slam Dunk Championship
is recalled. One of those timeless sports moments that will be with
us forever. This unsigned photograph of that slam is Sports Gallery
Quality
Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass (very
important for signature protection!), red suede matting and commemorative
plaque. A terrific piece of Sports Art.
The framing is the difference when you buy from Sports Gallery!
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Jason
Richardson
Slam Dunk Champion (unsigned) |
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Former
Golden State G/F Jason Richardson was integral in transforming that
franchise from perennial loser to play-off contender. Drafted by
the Warriors out of Michigan State in 2001, Jason was an All-Rookie
First Team selection in 2002. He was also the MVP of the 2002 NBA
All-Star Rookie Challenge that year. An acrobatic player who spends
most of his time above the rim, Jason is a two-time, back-to-back
slam dunk champion (2002, 2003). Definitely an NBA star on the rise.
This awesome unsigned photograph is from the NBA Slam Dunk Contest.
Sports Gallery Quality
Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass, Warriors
double-matting, and descriptive plaque, this beauty would make a
great gift for any long-time Warriors fan!
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Classic
Glass Basketball
Display Case |
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A
quality display case, this basketball case includes a furniture-grade
cherrywood base and mirrored glass bottom. Most importantly, the
glass is clear double strength, UV-protective conservation glass
which will protect your basketball and signature from sunlight
damage and fading. Don't buy acrylic imitations that won't protect
your collectible. This handcrafted glass case is the real deal
for basketball protection and presentation.
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Muhammad
Ali new!
Over
Sonny Liston Color
And B&W 8x10 (unsigned) |
| Muhammad
Ali IS boxing. He was the first
boxer to win the world heavyweight boxing championship title three
different times. After winning a gold medal as a light heavyweight
at the 1960 Olympic Games, he turned professional. In 1964 he made
good his claim of being "The Greatest";
after only 20 professional fights he became World Heavyweight Champion.
Perhaps the most famous image of arguably the most famous athlete
in sports history is this one. This classic photograph shows
a menacing Ali standing over a knocked out Sonny Liston - a first
round, first minute knockout in 1965 for the Heavyweight crown.
Availabe
in both color and black & white and Sports Gallery Quality
Framed in thick black wood and classic double matting,
this is a timeless piece of Sports Art
- a great collectible from "The
Greatest" and a wonderful gift for that special sports
fan!
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Over Liston Color 8x10 (Unsigned) |
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Ali
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Muhammad
Ali new!
Over
Sonny Liston Color
8x10 Display (Unsigned) |
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Same
classic color 8x10 photograph as above,
this time presented in a Sports
Gallery Exclusive display.
Muhammad
Ali
vs.
Sonny Liston
May 25, 1965
St. Dominick's Arena
Lewiston, Maine
First Round Knockout
So
says the plaque on this beautiful display. Approximately 18"w
x 16 1/2"h, the unsigned 8x10 color photograph is Sports
Gallery Quality
Framed with thick mahogany and classic double matting.
A timeless piece of Sports Art
of an athlete for the ages. A great gift for any sports fan.
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Muhammad
Ali new!
"The
Greatest vs. The King" (Unsigned) |
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Muhammad
Ali and Elvis Presley had a special friendship based on a strong
mutual admiration. In fact, a famous Ali quote makes reference
to Elvis:
People
don't realize what they had till it's gone.
Like President Kennedy - nobody like him.
Like The Beatles,
there will never be anything like them.
Like my man, Elvis Presley -
I was the Elvis of boxing.
In February of 1973, Ali and Elvis met in Las Vegas. During the
visit, Elvis gave Ali a robe emblazoned with the words "The
People's Champion." In turn, Ali gave Elvis boxing
gloves inscribed "You're the Greatest"
on the right glove. And, of course, they posed for photographs.
This is one of the more famous of these photos, showing "The
King Sparring With The Greatest." Sports Gallery Quality
Framed, this is a timeless collectible from two of
the greatest entertainment icons in history.
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Muhammad
Ali new!
Underwater
Training 8x10 Display
(Unsigned) |
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Muhammad
Ali might well be the most-photographed person of all time (he
has been on 35 Sports Illustrated covers alone!). Among the best
photographs ever taken of him are a series of underwater shots
in a swimming pool from 1961. The enterprising young fighter told
Life photographer Flip Schulke
that he trained for fights by running and punching in the pool.
Only one problem: It was all a big, fat fib. Ali never trained
underwater - at that point he couldn't even swim. However, what
he lacked in aquatic skill he made up for in media savvy, and
he was desperate to get into the hugely popular Life,
knowing it would give him worldwide exposure. Ali and his trainer
Angelo Dundee cooked up the idea of the fighter training underwater
and the editors of Life fell
for it. But while the story was a lie the photos are very real.
Life featured two pages of photographs documenting Ali's supposed
underwater regime. In the photos, the young fighter ducked and
feinted, the bubbles in the swimming pool following the arc of
his arm. This Sports
Gallery Exclusive display includes an 8x10 photograph
from that shoot as well as a commemorative plaque highlighting
Ali's accomplishments as a boxer. A unique collectible from one
of the most-unique athletes...and personalities...of our time.
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