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Bring home your hero! Approximately life sized player standees constructed of heavy duty corrugated cardboard with easel back for stability. Images are laminated to provide high quality life like image. ... Read more

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Catch the moment as Kirby Puckett becomes a World Series hero. In the bottom of the 11th in Game 6 of the 1991 World Series, Kirby Puckett hits a solo home run to win the game and preserve the Twins' chance of a championship. The Minnesota Twins go on to win Game 7 and capture their 2nd World Championship in 5 years. The photograph comes with red and white double matting and an engraved title plate. The finished piece measures at 11" x 14". ... Read more

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Bring home your hero! Approximately life sized player standees constructed of heavy duty corrugated cardboard with easel back for stability. Images are laminated to provide high quality life like image. ... Read more

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The Highland Mint presents the Pittsburgh Pirates 2005 Team Photomint. As tradition demands, The Highland Mint presents for each team a collage of the respective MLB Teams main players on an 8x10 glossy photo mounted in a 13" x 16" black molded wood frame, team-colored double matting with a 24kt gold-plated minted team coin and each respective team's 24kt gold-plated league coin. A numbered certificate of authenticity is mounted between both coins. This is officially licensed by MLB and is limited to just 2,005 pieces. ****This product can be shipped to Continental US addresses ONLY.**** ... Read more

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Catch the moment when Nolan Ryan becomes the first pitcher in major league history to throw 5 no-hitters. His fifth no-hitter on September 26, 1981, was his only no-no as a member of the Houston Astros. This photograph comes with black and white double matting and an engraved title plate. The finished piece measures at 11" x 14". ... Read more

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Catch the moment when Derek Jeter was crowned "Mr. November." In a World Series game like no other, at 12:04 a.m. on November 1st, Derek Jeter hit a game-winning home run in the bottom of the 10th of Game 4 of the 2001 World Series. This gave the Yankees a Game 4 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks and tied the series at 2 games apiece. ... Read more

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Catch the moment when the 1-2 punch of Randy Johnson and Curt Schilling are named the 2001 World Series Co-MVPs. Schilling and Johnson both continued their pitching dominance over the Yankees during the World Series. Schilling started three times compiling a 1-0 record with 1.69 ERA and Johnson went 3-0 with a 1.04 ERA in three appearances. The photograph comes with blue and white double matting and an engraved title plate. The finished piece measures at 11" x 14". ... Read more

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The Highland Mint presents the Minnesota Twins 2005 Team Photomint. As tradition demands, The Highland Mint presents for each team a collage of the respective MLB Teams main players on an 8x10 glossy photo mounted in a 13" x 16" black molded wood frame, team-colored double matting with a 24kt gold-plated minted team coin and each respective team's 24kt gold-plated league coin. A numbered certificate of authenticity is mounted between both coins. This is officially licensed by MLB and is limited to just 2,005 pieces. ****This product can be shipped to Continental US addresses ONLY.**** ... Read more

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Bring home your hero! Approximately life sized player standees constructed of heavy duty corrugated cardboard with easel back for stability. Images are laminated to provide high quality life like image. ... Read more

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Catch the moment as Ozzie Smith takes an unbelievable leap to snag a line drive. The "Wizard of Oz" dominated baseball with his breathtaking defensive play and could be counted on to provide a show for the fans. The photograph comes with red and white double matting and an engraved title plate. The finished piece measures at 11" x 14". ... Read more

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Catch the moment when the Diamondbacks dethrowned the New York Yankees and celebrated becoming the 2001 World Champions. In one of the most exciting World Series of all time, it came down to the bottom of the 9th inning of Game 7 when Luis Gonzalez hit a bloop-single into left field, and with that hit ended the Yankee Dynasty. The photograph comes with blue and white double matting and an engraved title plate. The finished piece measures at 11" x 14". ... Read more

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Catch the moment as the Yankees give tribute to their manager and leader, Joe Torre. After defeating the New York Mets in the 2000 World Series, and capturing their third straight Championship, Yankee players lift their Manager onto their shoulders and carry him off the field. The 2000 season had many ups and downs for Torre and his team, but it just goes to show the resilience of the New York Yankees, that they still end up on top. This photograph comes with dark blue and white double matting and an engraved title plate. The finished piece measures at 11" x 14". ... Read more

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Catch the moment in 1992 when Kansas City Royals third baseman George Brett collected his 3000th career hit with a single off Tim Fortugno of the Angels. ... Read more

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Cal Ripken Jr. has become more than just a great baseball player. He has become a baseball legend. Having more than 3,000 hits, 400 homeruns and the record for most consecutive games played, Ripken has separated himself from the rest of the pack. This official MLB baseball is hand signed by Cal across the sweet spot in blue ink. This product comes complete with a Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity. Ball made in CR. ... Read more

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Sliding/fielding protector, protects leg from knee to shin, open back offers flexibility and ventilation. Length: 14". ... Read more

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Catch the moment when the Toronto Blue Jays were crowned the 1993 World Champions. On October 23, 1993, they finished their sweep of the Philadelphia Phillies and took home the World Series trophy for the second year in a row. ... Read more

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Catch the moment when Derek Jeter was crowned "Mr. November." In a World Series game like no other, at 12:04 a.m. on November 1st, Derek Jeter hit a game-winning home run in the bottom of the 10th of Game 4 of the 2001 World Series. This gave the Yankees a Game 4 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks and tied the series at 2 games apiece. This 8 x 10 photograph is hand-signed by Derek Jeter in blue Sharpie and includes a Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity. ... Read more

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Catch the moment when New York Yankee Bench Coach Don Zimmer is riding in the 1999 Yankee Parade wearing his makeshift Yankee helmet. After a foul ball hit Zimmer in the head while sitting on the bench, he started to walk around with this helmet for his own protection and a few good laughs. This photograph comes with dark blue and white double matting and an engraved title plate. The finished piece measures at 11" x 14". ... Read more

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Catch the moment when Babe Ruth hits his 60th Home Run of the 1927 season. Ruth accomplished a feat that was unbelievable and seen as a record that could never be broken. The record of 60 home runs in a season stood for 27 years, until Roger Maris hit 61 in 1961. This photograph comes with black and white double matting and an engraved title plate. The finished piece measures at 11" x 14". ... Read more

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Babe Ruth hits his 60th home run on September 30, 1927
In 1927 Babe Ruth was determined to break his own record from 1921 and hit 60 home runs in a single season. All summer long as he put more distance between himself and teammate Lou Gehrig, who would finish with 47 home runs, the public kept count. So did Ruth, who was notching his bat every time he hit a home run, until it split after his 21st. By September Ruth was carrying his new bat around the bases with him to thwart souvenir seekers. On the Yankees final game of the season, September 30th, Ruth had 59 home runs and was facing Tom Zachary of the Washington Senators.

As the "New York Times" described the at bat, Zachary's first pitch was a fastball for a strike. The next pitch was high and then: "The Babe took a vicious swing at the third pitched ball and the bat connected with a crash that was audible in all parts of the stand." This 8 x 10 black & white photograph of the famous moment is not exactly the most striking photograph of the Babe hitting a home run that you can find, but we are talking a piece of baseball history. You can also find photographs of Roger Maris hitting his 61st home run in 1961, Mark McGwire's 62nd in 1998, and Barry Bonds' 71st in 2001 to have all four of the single season record holders.

Ruth finished the 1927 season with 164 RBIs to go with the 60 home runs and a .356 batting average based on 192 hits in 540 times at bat (Ruth only played in 151 games). Scoring 158 runs, Ruth added 29 doubles, eight triples, and even stole 7 bases. The Babe was walked 137 times and only struck out 89 times on his way to a .722 slugging percentage. Gehrig was the American League M.V.P. that year, but only because the rule in effect then was that the player could win it only once and Ruth had won in 1923 (it was not created until 1922). Statistically speaking the Babe had better seasons in 1920 and 1921, but the 1927 season with the Murderer's Row lineup of the New York Yankees still stands out in the public mind because of that magic mark of 60 home runs. Even with the record at 73, the 60 home run mark is still magical. Just ask Sammy Sosa. ... Read more

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Catch the moment when Derek Jeter makes another amazing play. In the 1998 World Series against the San Diego Padres, Jeter steals a line drive and helps the Yankees win their 2nd World Championship in three years. This photograph comes with dark blue and white double matting and an engraved title plate. The finished piece measures at 11" x 14". ... Read more