Bob Gibson Signed Stat Baseball With Multiple Career Inscriptions
Bob Gibson Signed Stat Baseball With Multiple Career Inscriptions
Bob Gibson Signed Stat Baseball With Multiple Career Inscriptions
Bob Gibson Signed Stat Baseball With Multiple Career Inscriptions
Bob Gibson Signed Stat Baseball With Multiple Career Inscriptions
Bob Gibson Signed Stat Baseball With Multiple Career Inscriptions
Bob Gibson Signed Stat Baseball With Multiple Career Inscriptions
Bob Gibson Signed Stat Baseball With Multiple Career Inscriptions
Bob Gibson Signed Stat Baseball With Multiple Career Inscriptions
Bob Gibson Signed Stat Baseball With Multiple Career Inscriptions
Bob Gibson Signed Stat Baseball With Multiple Career Inscriptions
Bob Gibson Signed Stat Baseball With Multiple Career Inscriptions

Bob Gibson Signed Stat Baseball With Multiple Career Inscriptions

$400.00

Official Major League baseball signed in blue ink by Bob Gibson on the sweet spot. Additionally inscribed by Gibson with 15 career statistic and achievement inscriptions. Ball bright and unfaded, some fading to ink, mostly to sweet spot. Official numbered sticker from ReggieJackson.com affixed to the ball. Housed in an acrylic display cube.

Official Major League baseball signed in blue ink by Bob Gibson on the sweet spot. Additionally inscribed by Gibson with 15 career statistic and achievement inscriptions. Ball bright and unfaded, some fading to ink, mostly to sweet spot. Official numbered sticker from ReggieJackson.com affixed to the ball. Housed in an acrylic display cube.

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  • Gibson pitched 17 seasons for the Cardinals from 1959-1975. Gibson claimed two World Series victories (1964 & 1967), winning the MVP in both series and most notably pitching three complete game victories in the 1967 World Series. The following season (1968), Gibson was even more impressive as the NL MVP, achieving a 1.12 ERA and shutting out the Tigers with 17 strikeouts in game 1 of the World Series. He’s a 9 time All-Star, 9 time Gold Glove award winner and the winner of two CY Youngs. He ended his career having tossed over 3000 strikeouts and a career ERA of 2.91.

    Gibson was a first ballot inductee into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1981.