1977 New York Yankees 20 Signature Jersey

The 1977 New York Yankees went 100-62 under manager Billy Martin and their momentum carried all the way through the postseason, as the Bombers defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers in six games to win their first World Series Championship since 1962. The 1977 World Series is arguably most famous the exploits of Reggie Jackson, who crushed three home runs in the decisive Game Six at Yankee Stadium. This New York Yankees jersey has been hand signed by 20 members of the 1977 Yankees: Bucky Dent, Chris Chambliss, Graig Nettles, Cliff Johnson, Reggie Jackson, Ed Figueroa, Roy White, Lou Piniella, Mickey Rivers, Paul Blair, Mike Torrez, Sparky Lyle, Ron Guidry, Dell Alston, Dave Bergman, Ken Clay, Don Gullett, Marty Perez, Stan Thomas and Jimmy Wynn. A Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity is included.

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1977 New York Yankees 20 Signature Cooperstown Bat

The 1977 New York Yankees went 100-62 under manager Billy Martin and their momentum carried all the way through the postseason, as the Bombers defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers in six games to win their first World Series Championship since 1962. The 1977 World Series is arguably most famous the exploits of Reggie Jackson, who crushed three home runs in the decisive Game Six at Yankee Stadium. This 1977 World Champions bat has been hand signed by 20 members of the 1977 Yankees: Bucky Dent, Chris Chambliss, Graig Nettles, Cliff Johnson, Reggie Jackson, Ed Figueroa, Roy White, Lou Piniella, Mickey Rivers, Paul Blair, Mike Torrez, Sparky Lyle, Ron Guidry, Dell Alston, Dave Bergman, Ken Clay, Don Gullett, Marty Perez, Stan Thomas and Jimmy Wynn. A Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity is included.

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Bill Buckner Hand Signed 1986 WS Gm. 6 8X10 Photograph

It?s bottom of the 10th in Game 6 of the 1986 World Series, and the New York Mets are just one strike away from once again losing their championship dreams. With two men on, Mookie Wilson steps up to bat and hits a slow grounder that, in any other game, would have been an easy out. But this was the World Series where the pressure of the moment or the Curse of the Bambino caused the slow grounder to trickle through Boston Red Sox?s first baseman Bill Buckner?s legs allowing the winning run in. Buckner?s error, one of the most lasting and memorable moments in baseball history, forced the series to a seventh game where the New York Mets finally laid claim to their second World Series championship since 1969. Bill Buckner has hand signed this 8X10 photograph of him at bat during Gm. 6 of the 1986 World Series, before the play that would define his career even happened. This product comes complete with a Steiner Sports certificate of authenticity.

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MLB Commemorative Photo Collage Boston Red Sox - 2004 World Series

The Boston Red Sox secured their first World Series title in 86 years on October 27, 2004, by defeating the N.L. Champion St. Louis Cardinals in four straight games. Led by the thundering bats of David Ortiz, Mark Bellhorn, Johnny Damon, Manny Ramirez and Bill Mueller as well as top-notch pitching performances turned in by Derek Lowe, Curt Schilling, Pedro Martinez and Keith Foulke, the Red Sox secured their sixth World Series championship overall and effectively exorcized the dreaded ?Curse of the Bambino. Upper Deck salutes the 2004 World Series Champions with this framed, 26"" wide x 17.5"" high, limited edition (204) Boston Red Sox World Series Champions Collection montage showing eight batters (Mueller, Bellhorn, Trot Nixon, Ramirez, Ortiz, Damon, Jason Varitek and Orlando Cabrera) along with Schilling. Celebrate Bostons latest championship in style, only from Upper Deck.

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1978 New York Yankees 20 Signature 16x20 Photograph

The 1978 World Series proved to be a repeat of the 1977 Series, with the New York Yankees facing off against the Los Angeles Dodgers. And the result was the same, too, as the Bombers once again beat their NL rival in six games, though this time they lost the first two games before winning the next four. This 16x20 photograph has been hand signed by 20 members of the 1978 Yankees: Sparky Lyle, Bucky Dent, Goose Gossage, Chris Chambliss, Ron Guidry, Ed Figueroa, Paul Blair, Roy White, Mickey Rivers, Reggie Jackson, Lou Piniella, Cliff Johnson, Graig Nettles, Jim Beattie, Ron Davis, Brian Doyle, Jay Johnstone, Larry McCall, Dennis Sherrill and Gary Thomasson. A Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity is included.

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Magic Johnson Autographed Sports Illustrated Cover 12/14/92

Earvin Johnson is truly Magic. As point guard of the Los Angeles Lakers, he led his team to five championships during the 1980s, claiming three NBA Playoff MVP Awards and three NBA MVP Awards. With Showtime starring Magic and the Lakers team, the team and the sport as a whole was rejuvenated. Johnson"s diligent playing even inspired the addition of the term triple-double to the basketball lexicon. Part of Johnson"s legacy will forever include his rivalry with Larry Bird and the Boston Celtics. With the Lakers or Celtics winning a combined eight championships in the 1980s, it"s no wonder that these two teams despised each other. On June 5, 2002, Earvin Magic Johnson was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame. Earvin Magic Johnson has hand signed this 16x20 Sports Illustrated cover from December 14, 1992. A Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity is included.

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Michael Jordan Autographed Chicago Bulls -Jumpshot- Filmstrip

Providing an almost annual June celebration for the city of Chicago during the 1990s, Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls won six NBA championships in the span of eight years. In each of those championship seasons (1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997 and 1998), Jordan earned NBA Finals MVP honors. Pay tribute to this amazing run by M.J. and the Bulls with this autographed - Jumpshot Filmstrip. The framed item, which measures approximately 34 wide x 16 high, is authenticated by UDA. This item is limited to 250.

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