1997 Florida Marlins MLB World Series Champions Team Signed Jersey
Notable signatures including: Gary Sheffield, Al Leiter, Bobby Bonilla, Cliff Floyd, Charles Johnson, Kevin Brown, Robb Nen, Jeff Conine, Alex Fernandez, Jim Eisenreich, Jay Powell, Jim Leyland, Pat Rapp, Tony Saunders, Devon White, Kurt Abbott, Moises Alou, Louis Castillo, & Craig Counsell!!
WOW!!
The Florida Marlins' 1997 season was the fifth season for the Major League Baseball (MLB) franchise in the National League. It would begin with the team attempting to improve on their season from 1996.
Their manager was Jim Leyland.
They played home games at Pro Player Stadium.
They finished with a record of 92-70, posting the first winning season in franchise history and winning the NL Wild Card.
They got through the National League playoffs and won the World Series over the Cleveland Indians.
This truly MASSIVE and beautiful 2021 Penn St. Nittany Lions "Outback Bowl" Championship Football Ring belonged to a player and is crafted by world-renown, Super Bowl ring manufacturer - Jostens (Stamped: C for copyright, "J" in a diamond for Jostens, LTM for Lustrum Tone Metal with the date and Logos).
This awesome ring is approximately a size 15, weighs a whopping 69-Grams ....is in near mint to mint condition with a few light dings or scratches.
Per NCAA Policy the ring is non-gold with synthetic stones. Please text or call Scott with any questions at (949) 246-0826
Please note the name of the player is being blocked for privacy reasons and will be revealed to the buyer only.
2005 Sacramento Monarchs WNBA World Champions Ring. Behind a dominant performance by Finals Most Valuable Yolanda Griffith, the Sacramento Monarchs defeated the Connecticut Suns in four games of the 2005 WNBA Finals, which was the franchise's first championship in its history.
Offered here is a championship ring from the Monarchs' memorable '05 championship season, which was presented to Assistant Coach, of the women's basketball powerhouse.
1998 Chicago Bulls NBA 6-Time World Champions Watch
This Beautiful watch was presented to a member of the Bulls organization, commemorating the 6-time World Champions! The watch has a 14K gold dial, with swiss movements and a stainless steel case. This amazing watch was never made available to the public and is in great, used condition but needs a battery. Please message or call us with any questions (949) 246-0826.
Jackie Robinson Retired Number "42" Flag From Old Busch Stadium
Offered here is a Jackie Robinson Retired Number “42” Flag that hung in the retired numbers section of Busch Stadium during the final 2005 season. This particular example was raised in memory of the late, great Jackie Robinson and flew in the centerfield, upper deck. His number "42" is sewn on both sides of the flag in Dodger blue nylon against a white banner of the same make. Measures 46" at the base, 75" in length, with light soiling along the edges, It is in Excellent condition. Comes with authenticity sticker from Busch Stadium. Please call or text Scott Welkowsky with any questions at (949) 246-0826Note: The area of discolorization on the flag is a shadow
**Recruited by many colleges, he chose to attend the University of Cincinnati primarily because of his admiration of Bearcats' star Oscar Robertson. As a sophomore in his first year on the varsity in 1961-62, he broke into the starting lineup for Ed Jucker's Bearcats in the 14th game, and for the season he averaged 9.2 points per game. The Bearcats were co-champions of the Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) and posted a record of 29-2, capping off the season by winning the NCAA championship game over Ohio State 71-59, the Bearcats' second consecutive national title.
As a junior in 1962-63, Wilson led the Bearcats with 11.2 rebounds per game, a .505 field goal percentage. and 1.4 blocked shots to go with 15.0 points per game. He was named All-MVC, and he was named second-team All-American by The Sporting News and Converse. The Bearcats went 26-2, again won the MVC and advanced to the NCAA championship game for the third consecutive season, but they were beaten by Loyola University Chicago in overtime, 60-58.
In his senior season of 1963-64, Wilson (who was team co-captain) again led the Bearcats in rebounding with 12.5 per game, field goal percentage at .535 and blocked shots with 1.7 per game. He set a new Bearcats record with eight blocked shots in a game against Dayton. He also poured in 16.1 points per game as he was again named All-MVC. The Bearcats finished the season 17-9.
** Wilson was a member of the U.S. Olympic basketball team that went undefeated and won the gold medal in the 1964 Summer Olympics in Tokyo.
Wilson was then drafted by the Cincinnati Royals, with their territorial selection in the 1964 NBA draft.
**He played seven seasons in the NBA with the Royals, Chicago Bulls, Seattle Supersonics, Phoenix Suns and more.. averaging 5.4points per game and 5.2 rebounds per game in his career.
This is a stunning, 2018 Baylor Bears " Texas Bowl" Champions Football Ring that belonged to a Player whose name is blocked out for privacy reasons. Please note: the name will be revealed to the buyer only.
This massive & super glitzy ring is approximately a Size-14 and weighs 59.4-Grams ((WOW)) It is manufactured by Balfour ( Stamped:with the players name in script, BALFOUR CEL).
Baylor beat Vanderbilt 45-38 in the Texas Bowl!
This awesome ring is in almost Mint Condition with just a few light dings or scratches (See Photos).
As per NCAA policy, since 2006 ...the ring is non-gold with CZ diamond stones.
