Presented here are two pairs of Atlanta Braves home and away pants worn by Hall of Fame Atlanta Braves pitcher Greg Maddux during the 1998 and 1999 seasons. In 1998 Greg Maddux went 18-9 with a 2.22 ERA, winning his fourth National League ERA title, allowing less than a runner on base per each of his 251 innings. However, teammate Tom Glavine won the NL Cy Young award despite having worse numbers across the board but reached the coveted 20-win plateau. Maddux would go 19-9 during the 1999 season.

The first item in this presented lot are a pair of gray Atlanta Braves away pants worn by Maddux during the 1998 season. The pants feature red and navy stripes running the length of the legs that form a zigzag pattern over the outside waistband. A Russell Athletic "A" appears above the left rear pocket. A Russell Athletic MLB AUTHENTIC DIAMOND COLLECTION size "35" manufacturer's tag rests on the inside waistband. A white swatch labeled "31 MADDUX 35-27-98," indicating that these pants came from the 1998 season, appears on the inside waistband. The pants contain light evidence of game use and contain faint sweat stains on the inside waistband.

The second item in this presented lot is a pair of white Atlanta Braves home pants worn by Maddux during the 1999 season. The white pants feature red and blue stripes that run the length of the legs and turn into a zigzag pattern along the outside waistband. A Wilson manufacturer's tag rests on the inside waistband. A white swatch labeled "1 31 99" indicating that these pants were worn during the 1999 season is located inside the waistband. The pants display light evidence of game use, containing a faint stain on the rear left leg, a stain on the inside right thigh, and faint dirt stains on the bottom right leg. The entire lot of Atlanta Braves home and away pants worn by Greg Maddux during the 1998 and 1999 seasons comes with an LOA from noted game used baseball jersey expert William Henderson for the game use.

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