Johnny Bench "Catch Ya Later" Signed Official National League Baseball. PSA
Johnny Bench "Catch Ya Later" Signed Official National League Baseball. PSA
Johnny Bench "Catch Ya Later" Signed Official National League Baseball. PSA
Johnny Bench "Catch Ya Later" Signed Official National League Baseball. PSA
Johnny Bench "Catch Ya Later" Signed Official National League Baseball. PSA
Johnny Bench "Catch Ya Later" Signed Official National League Baseball. PSA
Johnny Bench "Catch Ya Later" Signed Official National League Baseball. PSA
Johnny Bench "Catch Ya Later" Signed Official National League Baseball. PSA

Johnny Bench "Catch Ya Later" Signed Home Run #385 Official National League Baseball. PSA

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Official National League baseball signed and inscribed “Catch Ya Later” in ink by Hall of Famer, Johnny Bench. Game Used Home Run ball #385. 3-run pinch hit home run off Keven Gross in the 7th inning at Veterans Stadium in Bench’s final season. Bench completed his career with a total of 389 career home runs, retiring after the 1983 season. Certified by PSA with a full letter of authenticity. Housed in an acrylic display cube.

Official National League baseball signed and inscribed “Catch Ya Later” in ink by Hall of Famer, Johnny Bench. Game Used Home Run ball #385. 3-run pinch hit home run off Keven Gross in the 7th inning at Veterans Stadium in Bench’s final season. Bench completed his career with a total of 389 career home runs, retiring after the 1983 season. Certified by PSA with a full letter of authenticity. Housed in an acrylic display cube.

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  • 14-time All Star catcher, Johnny Bench, spent his entire 17 year career with the Cincinnati Reds, leading the Reds to two World Series Championships as part of the dominant “Red Machine”, along with teammates Joe Morgan, George Foster and Pete Rose. Bench was awarded the 1975 World Series MVP, as well as two career NL MVPs in 1970 and 1972 after leading the league in home runs and RBIs both seasons, making him the only catcher in history to lead the league in home runs. Additionally, Bench was awarded the 1968 Rookie of the Year, as well as winning 10 consecutive (1968-1977) Gold Glove Awards for his defensive performance behind home plate.

    Bench was inducted to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1989 (first ballot) with a 96.42% vote.