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David Ortiz has yet to win a Most Valuable Player Award- but to the Red Sox Nation he is still their MVP- Most Valuable Papi. “”Big Papi-”" designated hitter for the Boston Red Sox- has batted his way into the team’s and fans’ hearts with his even-tempered attitude and incredible hitting statistics. In the 2004 season- the ALCS MVP batted .301 with 41 homers and 139 RBI. But perhaps his greatest moments were the multiple game-winning blasts in the postseason- which propelled the BoSox to their first championship since 1918. Today- he continues to generate MVP buzz thanks to gaudy stats and timely hits. David Ortiz has hand signed this 8×10 photograph of him at bat during the game against the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field on June 11- 2005 in Chicago- Illinois. A Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity is included.

Johnny Damon is one of the best pure leadoff hitters in baseball and for years was the heart and soul of the Red Sox Nation. Thanks in large part to his energy- love of the game and clutch hits- Boston beat their dreaded rivals- the New York Yankees- on the way to winning the 2004 World Series- the team’s first Championship in 86 years. Now that Damon is in pinstripes and roaming center field- where DiMaggio- Mantle and Williams once played- new chapters in Damon’s career and in the storied Yankees-Red Sox rivalry are being written. Johnny Damon has hand signed this 16×20 photograph of him batting against the Florida Marlins on June 25- 2006- at Yankee Stadium. A Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity is included.

David Ortiz has yet to win a Most Valuable Player Award- but to the Red Sox Nation he is still their MVP- Most Valuable Papi. “”Big Papi-”" designated hitter for the Boston Red Sox- has batted his way into the team’s and fans’ hearts with his even-tempered attitude and incredible hitting statistics. In the 2004 season- the ALCS MVP batted .301 with 41 homers and 139 RBI. But perhaps his greatest moments were the multiple game-winning blasts in the postseason- which propelled the Red Sox to their first championship since 1918. Today- he continues to generate MVP buzz thanks to gaudy stats and timely hits. David Ortiz has hand signed this 8×10 photograph of him hitting a single in Game 1 of the 2007 World Series. A Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity is included.

Johnny Damon is one of the best pure leadoff hitters in baseball and for years was the heart and soul of the Red Sox Nation. Thanks in large part to his energy- love of the game and clutch hits- Boston beat their dreaded rivals- the New York Yankees- on the way to winning the 2004 World Series- the team’s first Championship in 86 years. Now that Damon is in pinstripes and roaming center field- where DiMaggio- Mantle and Williams once played- new chapters in Damon’s career and in the storied Yankees-Red Sox rivalry are being written. Johnny Damon has hand signed this 8×10 photograph of him watching the ball after hitting a three-run home run in the fourth inning of Game Two of the American League Division Series against the Detroit Tigers on October 5- 2006- at Yankee Stadium. A Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity is included.

David Ortiz has yet to win a Most Valuable Player Award- but to the Red Sox Nation he is still their MVP- Most Valuable Papi. “”Big Papi-”" designated hitter for the Boston Red Sox- has batted his way into the team’s and fans’ hearts with his even-tempered attitude and incredible hitting statistics. In the 2004 season- the ALCS MVP batted .301 with 41 homers and 139 RBI. But perhaps his greatest moments were the multiple game-winning blasts in the postseason- which propelled the BoSox to their first championship since 1918. Today- he continues to generate MVP buzz thanks to gaudy stats and timely hits. David Ortiz has hand signed this 8×10 photograph of him circling the bases after hitting a game-winning home run against the Texas Rangers on June 11- 2006 at Fenway Park. A Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity is included.

David Ortiz has yet to win a Most Valuable Player Award- but to the Red Sox Nation he is still their MVP- Most Valuable Papi. “”Big Papi-”" designated hitter for the Boston Red Sox- has batted his way into the team’s and fans’ hearts with his even-tempered attitude and incredible hitting statistics. In the 2004 season- the ALCS MVP batted .301 with 41 homers and 139 RBI. But perhaps his greatest moments were the multiple game-winning blasts in the postseason- which propelled the Red Sox to their first championship since 1918. Today- he continues to generate MVP buzz thanks to gaudy stats and timely hits. David Ortiz has hand signed this 8×10 photograph of him hitting a double in Game 3 of the 2007 World Series. A Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity is included.

Johnny Damon is one of the best pure leadoff hitters in baseball and for years was the heart and soul of the Red Sox Nation. Thanks in large part to his energy- love of the game and clutch hits- Boston beat their dreaded rivals- the Yankees- on the way to winning the 2004 World Series- the team’s first Championship in 86 years. Now new chapters in Damon’s career and in the storied Yankees-Red Sox rivalry are being written. Damon is a Yankee. Clean-shaven and with shorter hair- Damon bats leadoff for the Yanks and roams center field- home to such legends as DiMaggio- Mantle and Williams. Johnny Damon has hand signed this Authentic 2008 Yankees Home Jersey w/All Star and Final Season 2008 Patches- which includes a Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity.

Johnny Damon is one of the best pure leadoff hitters in baseball and for years was the heart and soul of the Red Sox Nation. Thanks in large part to his energy- love of the game and clutch hits- Boston beat their dreaded rivals- the New York Yankees- on the way to winning the 2004 World Series- the team’s first Championship in 86 years. Now that Damon is in pinstripes and roaming center field- where DiMaggio- Mantle and Williams once played- new chapters in Damon’s career and in the storied Yankees-Red Sox rivalry are being written. Johnny Damon has hand signed this 16×20 photograph of him watching his ball after hitting a three-run home run in the fourth inning of Game Two of the American League Division Series against the Detroit Tigers on October 5- 2006- at Yankee Stadium. A Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity is included.