2017 October Legends Closing November 11
This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 11/12/2017
Presented here is a Barry Bonds 2007 All-Star Game batting practice jersey signed by the home run king. Bonds was the most dangerous hitter in baseball during his 22 season career, routinely setting records and depositing baseballs into the rippling slate-gray brine of McCovey Cove. No man since Babe Ruth has owned the home run to the degree Bonds did, with his 73 homers in the 2001 standing as the MLB record for the foreseeable future.
2007 was Bonds final season, and the 42 year old slugger capped off his legendary career by smashing 28 home runs and earning the 14th All-Star appearance of his storied career. This orange jersey is a replica of the batting practice kit worn by National League players during the All-Star festivities and before the game. An All-Star Game patch is sewn on the right sleeve, and a Giants logo is sewn on the left. Bonds’ number “25” is sewn on the back of the jersey in black, gray, and gold tackle twill. Bonds signed the “5” digit in silver marker. A cut-out Home Run Man logo is located at the bottom of the frame. This item comes in a 34 x 42 inch frame and with a LOA from JSA (Y71802).