Derek Jeter/Dave Winfield Autographed 3 Ball Set Career Hit 3110
Lou Gehrig 'Luckiest Man Speech' Legendary Moment Framed 11x14 Collage
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In June 1925 Lou Gehrig replaced Yankees First Baseman Wally Pipp in the line up. Its a position he held for 2130 consecutive games. A model of consistency The Iron Horse was named to seven All-Star teams and awarded the American League MVP award twice 1927 and 1936. Gehrigs freakish skills allowed him to hit for both power and average winning the Triple Crown in 1934 with a .363 average 49 HR and 165 RBI. A six-time World Series Champion Gehrig was inducted into baseballs Hall of Fame in 1939. His number 4 is famously retired by the Yankees where he sits in second place behind Derek Jeter on the teams All-Time Career Hits list with 2721.brbrSteiner Sports is proud to present the New York Yankees Legendary Moments line of collages. Each Legendary Moment features and 8x10 photograph of a famous moment in Yankees history. Each Piece comes complete with a descriptive home plate shaped nameplate double matting and deluxe framing and measures 11x14 inches overall. This Legendary Moment features Lou Gehrigs Luckiest Man farewell speech at the Original Yankee Stadium.
