Autographs
Tony Gwynn Signed Padres Black & White Framed Photo
Former San Diego Padres right fielder and 2007 Hall-of-Fame inductee, Tony Gwynn, was a master with the bat. During 20 MLB seasons, Gwynn earned eight National League batting titles (tying HOFer Honus Wagner for the most ever). He batted.
Nolan Ryan Signed Texas Rangers Breaking Through Display
Nolan Ryan was one of the most dominating pitchers in major league history. Over 27 MLB seasons, he struck out 5, 714 batters (still a record) and posted an unbelievable seven no-hitters. He concluded his impressive career throwing fastballs for the Texas Rangers in 1993.
Cal Ripken Jr. Signed Baseball
Besides being the modern day 'Iron Man, ' Orioles great Cal Ripken Jr. was also one heck of a hitter. The 19-time American League All-Star collected 3, 184 hits during his 21 seasons of service for Baltimore and was named the A.L. MVP twice (1983 and '91).
Nolan Ryan Signed Baseball
Nolan Ryan was one of a kind. As a major league pitcher, he had few peers. Over the course of 27 MLB seasons, playing for four different teams, Ryan fanned a league record 5, 714 batters and recorded a record seven no-hitters!
Tom Seaver Signed Baseball
A three-time Cy Young Award winner and member of the 300-win club (311), Seaver was known for his impeccable control on the mound. He deservedly earned a place in the Hall of Fame after 20 memorable seasons combined with the New York Mets and Cincinnati Reds.
Cal Ripken Jr. Signed Baltimore Orioles Framed Jersey Number
On Sept. 6, 1995, playing before a capacity crowd at Baltimore's Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Orioles shortstop Cal Ripken Jr. played in his 2, 131st consecutive MLB game, breaking the 56-year-old record set by legendary Yankee great Lou Gehrig.
Tom Seaver Signed New York Mets Framed Jersey Number
A masterful pitcher for 20 seasons, Tom Seaver reached star status early on in his career, primarily for leading the New York Mets to an improbable World Series title in 1969.
Sandy Koufax Signed L.A. Dodgers Framed Filmstrip
Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers southpaw Sandy Koufax retired at the young age of 30, but not before he had thrown four no-hitters and earned three Cy Young Awards (1963, '65 and '66). In his last four seasons (1963-66), he won 25, 19, 26 and 27 games, respectively.
Tom Seaver Signed New York Mets 1969 Home/White Jersey
A central figure in the New York Mets' 1969 'Miracle' season, Tom Seaver was a three-time Cy Young Award winner who totaled 311 career wins. The Hall of Famer led the Mets to their first World Series championship by posting 25 wins at the age of 24.
Cal Ripken Jr. Signed & Framed Breaking Through Display
Pay tribute to Major League Baseball's all-time 'Iron Man' by purchasing this autographed Breaking Through display piece, which acknowledges his incredible record streak of 2, 632 consecutive games played.