Signed BARRY BONDS Baseball Reggie Jackson COA MLB Ball

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sportsworld-auctions The Barry Bonds baseball will ship out within 24 hours of receiving clear Paypal payment, not including Weekends or Holidays. The Barry Bonds baseball is a Rawlings Official Major League baseball, the exact same kind used by Bonds in Professional baseball. This ball was done many years ago and has some toning from age. The ball also comes with Barry Bonds #25 Hologram and Reggie Jackson's hologram and matching numbered Certificate of Authenticity from Jackson's own company. Please view photo in this listing as this is the actual Bonds ball you will receive. The Bonds baseball shown in this listing, is the actual baseball you will receive. So, if you are thinking about this item, be assured, this will not last at this price. This my friends is a true bargain by this future Legendary Hall of Famer and 500, 600 and 700 Home Run Club member Barry Bonds. Folks, it really does not get any better then this, as this hand signed in blue ink by Bonds himself and also comes with his own number 25 Holo." 2001 Barry Bonds best year ever, and not only did he break the amount of Home Runs held previously by Mark McGwire at 70 with Barry's 72 home run year. This Ticket is from the San Francisco Giants versus the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2001 when Barry Bonds got his 500th Home Run and Joined the 500 Home Run Club. Barry Bonds had a season for the ages in 2001. Not only did he break Mark McGwire's mark with his 73 homers, he also removed Babe Ruth from two lines in the record book with his .863 slugging percentage and his 177 walks. But even before Bonds turned 2001 into something special, the race to Cooperstown, to almost-certain first-ballot induction, was already won. He had earned a future spot in baseball's Hall of Fame with three National League MVP awards and eight Gold Gloves in the 1990s. Barry Bonds broke Mark McGwire's record of 70 homers in a season with numbers 71 and 72 off the Dodgers' Chan Ho Park on Oct. 5, 2001. The race against the world, though, remains a closer call. The way the 13-time All-Star sees it, he can never do enough to satisfy those around him -- management, media, teammates and fans. The San Francisco Giants leftfielder remains one of sports' leading lights, and one of its least loved. Jim Brock, his coach at Arizona State, said most of Bonds' college teammates had no time for him. "I don't think he ever figured out what to do to get people to like him," Brock said. By both blood and osmosis, Bonds bursts with the DNA of inherited greatness. His father, Bobby, was an exceptional player in his own right. Willie Mays is his godfather. Reggie Jackson is a distant cousin. Bonds is the only player in history to amass 500 home runs and 500 steals (his father had 332 and 461). In 2004, at the age of 40, he became the third player to reach 700 homers, broke the record for most career walks (he has 2,302, including 603 intentional), and was the first player to have an on-base percentage of more than .600 in a season (.609). Weighing 228 pounds, about 40 more than in his rookie season, the 6-foot-2 Bonds, who never had hit 50 homers before, exploded in 2001. He swatted career homer No. 500 in April. He hit 26 homers in his team's first 50 games and had 39 at the All-Star break. When he belted No. 60 in the Giants' 141st game, he became the fastest in history to reach that plateau. Bonds tied McGwire's record of 70 with four games left and the next night, against the Los Angeles Dodgers' Chan Ho Park, Bonds belted two homers to give him 72. He capped off the season with a homer in the final game. With a .515 on-base percentage, he was the first major leaguer to be above .500 since Ted Williams and Mickey Mantle in 1957. For years, Bonds has beaten opponents with his hitting, speed and defense. He has batted .300 11 times and stolen 30 or more bases nine times. He had a lifetime batting average of .300 with 703 homers, 506 steals, 1,843 RBI, an on-base percentage of .443, and a slugging mark of .611 through 2004. Only he and his... read more

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