“Grand Slam on 1st Swing of Game, “Other 3 Walked and Never Swinged,” 1980 NLCS Controversial Play-Call” & “Most Years Played for One Team” Dual-Signed Baseballs

Exquisite Dual-Signed Baseballs: A Testament to Baseball’s Rich Legacy

A Glimpse into Baseball’s Iconic Moments

In the realm of baseball memorabilia, few items capture the essence of the game like a dual-signed baseball. These artifacts not only celebrate the achievements of legendary players but also encapsulate the spirit of unforgettable moments in baseball history. Grey Flannel Auctions is proud to present a collection of such remarkable baseballs, each telling its own unique story.

Larry Walker and John Roper: A Grand Slam Moment

The first baseball in this distinguished collection is a Rawlings manufactured ONL baseball, dual-signed by the illustrious Larry Walker and John Roper. Walker, known for his powerful swing, hit a grand slam on the first swing of the game, a feat that remains etched in the annals of baseball history. The first three hitters reached base via walk, setting the stage for Walker’s unforgettable moment. Walker’s signature graces the sweet spot, while Roper’s autograph adorns the top panel, accompanied by the inscription “8/21/93.” This baseball is a testament to the thrilling unpredictability and excitement that defines the game.

Brooks Robinson and Carl Yastrzemski: Icons of Loyalty

Another gem in this collection is a Rawlings OAL baseball, dual-signed by Brooks Robinson and Carl Yastrzemski. Both players are celebrated for their unwavering loyalty, having played the most seasons with a single team. Robinson’s signature elegantly occupies the sweet spot, while Yastrzemski’s autograph is prominently displayed on the top panel in blue. This baseball is a tribute to the enduring dedication and passion that these players brought to the field, making it a prized addition to any sports memorabilia collection.

Vern Ruhle and Doug Harvey: A Controversial Call

The final baseball in this collection is a Rawlings manufactured ONL baseball, dual-signed by pitcher Vern Ruhle and umpire Doug Harvey. These two figures were central to a controversial call during the 1980 NLCS, a moment that has sparked debates among baseball enthusiasts for decades. Harvey’s signature graces the sweet spot, while Ruhle’s autograph, accompanied by the inscription “1980 NLCS,” is featured on the top panel. This baseball serves as a reminder of the intense drama and passion that define the sport.

• Historical Significance: Each baseball captures a unique moment in baseball history.
• Iconic Players: Featuring signatures from legendary players and figures in the sport.
• Unique Provenance: Accompanied by an ALOA from JSA, ensuring authenticity.

These dual-signed baseballs are more than just collectibles; they are pieces of history that celebrate the achievements and stories of baseball’s most revered figures. Whether you are a seasoned collector or a passionate fan, these baseballs offer a rare opportunity to own a fragment of the sport’s rich legacy. Explore our MLB auctions to discover more exceptional baseball collectibles for sale.

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