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Good Sport Art New York Yankees Larsen's Perfect Pitch Lithograph In 1954, as a starter for the Baltimore Orioles(tm), Don Larsen managed to compile a 3-21 record. Who then could have imagined the perfect fall afternoon in the righthander's future? It's October 8, 1956 at Yankee Stadium in New York, Game 5 of the World Series(tm) against the Brooklyn Dodgers(tm), and Larsen is about to wrap up the only perfect game in post-season history. Related Keywords: yankee new york art mlb game larsen perfect collectible lithograph brooklyn print serie afternoon pitch victory before world date won struck history mantle tied compile mickey record future lasted |
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Good Sports Art Anaheim Angels Anaheim Matinee Heat Lithograph It's June 1, 1975, in Southern California, a sensational Sunday afternoon, and 28-year-old Angels right hander Nolan Ryan is about to freeze Oriole Bobby Grich with an unhittable changeup to secure the fourth no-hitter and 100th victory of his illustrious career. Anaheim Stadium still exists in its original form, with palm trees dotting the open landscape beyond the outfield wall and the Big A scoreboard dominating in left. Related Keywords: anaheim angel art mlb collectible lithograph grich print bruce heat fourth original stadium four matinee date form remy stanton mickey wall still unhittable jerry oriole career dominating left plate |
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Good Sports Art Arizona Diamondbacks Diamondbacks First Pitch Lithograph The setting: baseball's first ballpark with a retractable dome and a natural grass field. A crowd of 50,179 is on hand, and the Arizona Diamondbacks are on the field. National League baseball has arrived in the Grand Canyon State. Related Keywords: diamondback arizona art mlb pitch first collectible lithograph field print hand rockie baseball date ballpark colorado history moment dome time batter brede plate national novak diaz matt setting |
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Good Sports Art Atlanta Braves Brave New World Lithograph Less than a year earlier, this facility had taken center stage in the sports world as the track and field venue for the 1996 Summer Olympics. Now, with the northern end of Olympic Stadium and some 35,000 seats gone, it's 49,714-seat Turner Field, the new home of the Atlanta Braves. With their pitching staff and recent history of team success, it's a sure bet the spotlight's going to shine on this new ballpark for a long time. Related Keywords: brave atlanta art mlb new field collectible lithograph world first print olympic pitch turner sport shine date opening ballpark taken history night eighth moment baseman time brian going batter les |
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Good Sports Art Atlanta Braves Chipper Jones '54 Lithograph When he was Minor League Player of the Year, you could see him coming. Chipper Jones had superstar written all over him as he worked his way up the Atlanta farm system. In 1995, he arrived, shifted from shortstop to third base, and has helped the Braves to 6 division titles in his first 6 seasons. Related Keywords: atlanta brave art mlb lithograph chipper collectible jone print him edition card baseball painting league topp year date goodsportsart see mvp name cardboard tube title written system limited minor |
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Good Sports Art Atlanta Braves Fulton County Classic Lithograph It's October 28, 1995, at Fulton County Stadium in Atlanta, Game 6 of the World Series, and Braves' lefthander Tom Glavine is dominating the Cleveland Indians. The Braves lead the series 3-2 and are looking to erase the frustrations of 1991, '92 and '93 and nail down the World Championship. In Game 2, Glavine had allowed just 2 runs on 3 hits in 6 innings to put the Braves ahead 2-0. Related Keywords: brave atlanta art mlb serie run indian collectible inning lithograph county hit fulton glavine world print lead game classic sixth date kolendra mvp night stat dominating wohler thome order total |
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Good Sports Art Atlanta Braves Seven One Five Lithograph It's April 8, 1974, at Fulton County Stadium in Atlanta, and Hammerin' Hank Aaron has just launched a pitch from Los Angeles' Al Downing toward the left field wall. The long wait is over. With career clout number 715, Aaron passes Babe Ruth on the all-time home run list. Aaron had cracked his 713th homer on the second-to-last day of the '73 season, creating a winter-long buildup for this historic moment. Related Keywords: brave atlanta art mlb aaron collectible day lithograph bill print five inning seven pitch run season first date opening took million delivered ferguson moment wall career cracked wait left viewer |
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Good Sports Art Atlanta Braves Well Armed Braves Lithograph We knew the Braves had a superb young pitching staff in 1991, when Cy Young Award winner Tom Glavine (20-11), Steve Avery (18-8) and John Smoltz (14-13) led Atlanta to the first of 2 straight World Series appearances. Then Greg Maddux was added to the arsenal. 2 more trips to the post-season have followed, including the Braves' 1995 World Series triumph over the Indians. Related Keywords: brave atlanta art mlb collectible lithograph young print maddux avery serie award well glavine armed smoltz world date come goodsportsart ballpark guy won history name cardboard tube indian winner |
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Good Sports Art Baltimore Orioles Baltimore Memorial Matinee Lithograph It's the summer of 1990, and you're drinking in a panoramic, foul pole to foul pole view from the lower deck directly behind home plate. The scene isn't designed to commemorate a specific moment, but rather represents a composite of reference photos taken by the artist on August 19, 1990. Related Keywords: baltimore oriole art mlb collectible lithograph memorial print foul artist pole matinee deck home date taken panoramic moment wall drinking where plate captured flavor stand mcgwire bat athletic |
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Good Sports Art Baltimore Orioles Cal Ripken, Jr. '53 Lithograph In 1999, Topps(r) and Bill Goff Inc artists joined creative forces and recreated the style of the 1953 baseball cards. Overall, 19 current stars were depicted in the heralded series with 8 of the images developed into lithographs. Related Keywords: oriole baltimore art mlb ripken lithograph cal collectible game print artist bill baseball streak playing date mvp joined image man goff twice serie creative signed inning day protection artwork size |
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Good Sports Art Baltimore Orioles Camden Yards Matinee Lithograph Baltimore is sun-drenched. Baseball is back, and Camden Yards, two years and three days old, never looked better. It's Saturday, April 9, 1994, and the Orioles are entertaining the red-clad Texas Rangers. As usual, the ballpark is packed. From your lofty perch on the third base side, you can see it all: the old Ohio Railroad warehouse in right and the city skyline in left. Related Keywords: oriole baltimore art mlb collectible camden lithograph yard print old baseball matinee date ballpark kolendra see ohio saturday left perch entertaining looked back signed third day base skyline |
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Good Sports Art Baltimore Orioles Camden Yards Nocturne Lithograph It's early July in Baltimore. The year is 1992, the inaugural season for the Orioles' new old-fashioned ballpark. That's Cal Ripken Jr. at bat for the Birds, who are playing host to the Chicago White Sox. As usual, the place is packed. The old Baltimore and Ohio Railroad warehouse dominates in right field, and the Baltimore city skyline is visible behind the wall in center. Related Keywords: baltimore oriole art mlb collectible lithograph print camden nocturne yard date ballpark old wall ohio july cal bat host signed skyline protection behind inaugural artwork size ripken dimension new |
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Good Sports Art Baltimore Orioles Last Memorial Pitch Lithograph It's October 6, 1991, and future Hall of Famer Cal Ripken Jr. is about to ground into a game-ending double play on the last pitch ever thrown at Memorial Stadium in Baltimore. You're watching from the shade in the upper deck down the third base line. Related Keywords: oriole baltimore art mlb collectible third pitch lithograph memorial first print cal ripken tim date won tanana mickey devereaux ground dale watching plate record future moseby thrown detroit hall |
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Good Sports Art Baltimore Orioles Mr. Robinson's Neighborhood Lithograph Brooks Robinson's play was so spectacular in the 1970 World Series(tm) that teammate Frank Robinson, in his role as the team's kangaroo court judge, fined the Orioles'(tm) third baseman for showboating it during the entire Series. Related Keywords: oriole baltimore art mlb serie robinson collectible lithograph print spectacular bat glove brook neighborhood game brought play kangaroo date won earn title baseman left human vacuum red bench rbi |
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Good Sports Art Baltimore Orioles Orioles Number Five Lithograph 16 straight Gold Gloves from 1960 through 1975. Enshrinement in the Hall of Fame. Simply put, No. 5 on a Baltimore Orioles uniform translates into the No. 1 defensive third baseman in baseball history. Eddie Mathews (512 home runs) and Mike Schmidt (548) may have overshadowed him offensively, but Robinson had no equal with the glove. Related Keywords: oriole baltimore art mlb serie robinson collectible lithograph baseball print mvp five glove number world date history mathew baseman lore human plate defensive vacuum red may hall rbi dirt robbing |
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Good Sports Art Baltimore Orioles Outside Camden Yards Lithograph You're standing at the intersection of Eutaw and Camden streets in Baltimore. Babe Ruth was born only a few blocks from here. As game-time draws near, the excitement builds outside Oriole Park at Camden Yards. Related Keywords: oriole baltimore art mlb camden collectible lithograph outside yard print street eutaw sport baseball near date meal ballpark kolendra see old wall draw patron way souvenir activity excitement fan |
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Good Sports Art Baltimore Orioles Ripken Still Going Lithograph The threads are not lined with armor, though they might as well be. On May 30, 1982, Orioles' shortstop Cal Ripken Jr started the longest consecutive games streak in major league history. On September 6, 1995, he passed legendary Yankee Lou Gehrig and played in his 2,131st straight game. Related Keywords: oriole baltimore art mlb ripken collectible lithograph print still going game date talking history though every man longest might may cal absorbing yankee award signed showed league started legendary |
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Good Sports Art Boston Braves Braves Field Panorama Lithograph It's October 6, 1948, Game 1 of the World Series, the Cleveland Indians vs. the Boston Braves at Braves Field in Beantown. We're in the top of the first inning, one out, and that's Larry Doby at bat for the Indians against Braves' right hander Johnny Sain. Related Keywords: brave atlanta art mlb indian boston collectible inning second lithograph right sain field masi first print holme panorama walked serie third allowing went stanky bob game bill hit salkeld feller tommy |
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Good Sports Art Boston Red Sox Above Fenway Park Lithograph The Red Sox have been playing baseball at the intersection of Lansdowne and Jersey streets in Boston since April 20, 1912. Why Fenway Park? Because the facility was built in a marshy area of the city known as The Fens. The ballpark, of course, is best known for the Green Monster in left field, a 37-foot high wall topped by a screen designed to protect windows from baseballs on Lansdowne Street. Related Keywords: red boston sox art mlb known fenway collectible park lithograph baseball field print william street area pole lansdowne hit run home above date ballpark foul time wall still constructed left marshy |
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Good Sports Art Boston Red Sox Fenway Park 1950 Lithograph It's June 8, 1950, at Boston's Fenway Park, and the Red Sox are heading toward one of the great blowouts in baseball history, a 29-4 romp past the St. Louis Browns. These '50 Red Sox won 94 games but still finished in third place in the American League, four games behind the pennant-winning Yankees. Walt Dropo, Bobby Doerr, Vern Stephens, Dom DiMaggio and Ted Williams fueled a potent Red Sox offense. Related Keywords: red sox boston art mlb fenway collectible park lithograph print game baseball date won history still offense yankee potent signed league third william blowout protection behind artwork size romp dropo |
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Good Sports Art Boston Red Sox Nomar Garciaparra '53 Lithograph In 1999, Topps(r) and Bill Goff Inc artists joined creative forces and recreated the style of the 1953 baseball cards. Overall, 19 current stars were depicted in the heralded series with eight of the images developed into lithographs. Related Keywords: boston red sox art mlb nomar lithograph collectible garciaparra print serie artist bill star baseball date power joined time image average lead goff defensive creative signed league crown top seem |
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Good Sports Art Boston Red Sox Nomar Mr. Nice Guy Lithograph In 1997, with the days of Speaker, Williams, Yaz and Rice long past, and Clemens starting in Toronto, Boston was looking for a new hero. Little did the Red Sox(r) faithful know that the player to lead them into the next century was a rookie shortstop from Whittier, California named Nomar Garciaparra. Related Keywords: boston red sox art mlb nomar collectible lithograph guy print nice day game hit rookie shortstop garciaparra date taken enroute figure shown beloved oriole shrugged whittier average left lead future |
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Good Sports Art Boston Red Sox Pedro Martinez '54 Lithograph Only one 20th Century pitcher under six feet has made the Hall of Fame - Whitey Ford. Now, behold 3-time Cy Young Award winner Pedro Martinez, all of 5'11 when he stands straight, and Hall of Fame-bound as well. Related Keywords: boston red sox art mlb lithograph martinez collectible pedro print title edition ford hall baseball painting well topp whitey date another come goodsportsart portfolio name cardboard tube behold six |
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Good Sports Art Boston Red Sox Pedro Martinez Stopper Lithograph On Saturday, April 11, 1998, Boston's Pedro Martinez made his Fenway Park debut with a 2-hit gem against the Seattle Mariners. Here, artist Bill Purdom captured the event with Nomar Garciaparra at shortstop and Troy O'Leary in left field. Related Keywords: boston sox red art mlb martinez game garciaparra lead collectible pedro lithograph bill print fenway intentional indian serie inning october since purdom april artist hit stopper ball against date |
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Good Sports Art Boston Red Sox Rocket's Red Glare Lithograph The date: April 29, 1986. The site: Fenway Park in Boston. It's the ninth inning, and 23-year-old Red Sox righthander Roger Clemens has just frozen Seattle's Phil Bradley to notch his 20th strikeout of the game. It's a new major league record for strikeouts in a 9-inning game, breaking the modern day 19-K mark originally set by Steve Carlton in 1969. Related Keywords: red boston sox art mlb game league record collectible lithograph clemen date print inning glare mariner american strikeout phil mvp fenway won originally tied career batter captured carlton lifted |
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Good Sports Art Boston Red Sox Ted Williams 1955 Lithograph It's May 28, 1955, at Fenway Park in Boston, and that's Hall of Famer Ted Williams following through on his sweet swing in a game against the Washington Senators. The Splendid Splinter's .406 batting average in 1941 highlighted a career in which he belted 521 home runs and posted a lifetime batting average of .344. The greatest hitter of all time? You won't get an argument from many on that. Related Keywords: boston red sox art mlb collectible william lithograph ted print batting average date many fenway time career swing senator lifetime following may hall signed park posted protection artwork size |
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Good Sports Art Boston Red Sox Triple Crown Clout Lithograph It's Saturday, September 30, 1967, at Fenway Park in Boston, and Red Sox slugger Carl Yastrzemski has just launched a 7th-inning pitch from Minnesota's Jim Merritt into the right field bleachers. The 3-run shot blows open a critical game and gives Yastrzemski 44 home runs, bypassing Ted Williams' club record for HRs in a season by a left-handed hitter and providing Yaz with enough round-trippers to capture baseball's elusive Triple Crown. Related Keywords: sox red boston art mlb crown triple collectible lithograph print league clout american yaz yastrzemski game harmon date fenway won bypassing tied batting saturday lead record rbi signed club merritt |
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Good Sports Art Boston Red Sox Vintage Fenway Flannel Lithograph Just pretend - It's the summer of 1941. It's an off day for the Red Sox, and you suddenly find yourself inside the team's clubhouse at Fenway Park. It's so quiet you can hear your heart pounding. Despite the dim light, freshly laundered, snow white uniforms with red trim sparkle everywhere. Related Keywords: red sox boston art mlb fenway collectible lithograph print where vintage flannel pretend date stall laundered light pounding sparkle might quiet heart signed park day disturb william glove suddenly |
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Good Sports Art Chicago Cubs Let's Play Two Lithograph It's May 12, 1970, at Wrigley Field in Chicago, and 39-year-old Ernie Banks, Mr. Cub, has just cracked the 500th home run of his magnificent Hall of Fame career. The blast, which lands 2 rows up in the left field bleachers and caroms back onto the field, comes off Atlanta Braves righthander Pat Jarvis. Related Keywords: cub chicago art mlb run bank home career collectible lithograph field play print time two baseball player date ernie atlanta won history although drove mathew tied carom land cracked left twice |
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Good Sports Art Chicago Cubs Outside Wrigley Field Lithograph Fans in overcoats. Bunting. Box seats, $7.20. A World Series at Wrigley Field? You bet it is! It's 1945. The Cubs vs the Detroit Tigers. Due to wartime travel restrictions, the first 3 games were played in Detroit, the Cubs winning Games 1 and 3. The Series then shifted to the Windy City, to the corner of Clark and Addison, where the Tigers roared back to take Games 4 and 5. Related Keywords: cub chicago art mlb game collectible tiger lithograph wrigley field print serie detroit inning then run starter outside world date kolendra pitched overcoat where batter relief shifted lifted fan back |
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