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Name: Scott Brosius Signed 2001 World Series Home Run Photo » Moiderer's Row : Bronx Baseball
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16 by 20 signed color photo of Scott Brosius 2001 World Series HR

Scott Brosius Signed 2001 World Series Home Run Photo

$219.99

This was an unforgettable game in an unforgettable World Series — even by New York Yankees’ standards.

For a quick refresher, it was Game 5. Mike Mussina tossed a 10-strikeout gem, but let up 2 home runs. Arizona pitching held New York scoreless until the bottom of the 9th, when Jorge Posada doubled to start the inning, and Scott Brocius clubbed a 2-out, 2-run homer to left to tie the game.

Alfonso Soriano‘s RBI single scoring Chuck Knoblauch in the bottom of the 12th sealed the 3-2 victory for the Yankees, sending the Series back to Arizona for Game 6.

This 16×20 photo has been personally hand-signed by Scott Brosius. The signature on this item has been authenticated by Steiner Sports and features a uniquely numbered tamper proof hologram which can be verified in our online database. This process ensures your item is authentic and prevents duplication and fraud.

This is also available with a custom frame for $374.99, which you can include at checkout at SteinerSports.com. A very special gift for that special Yankee fan in your life!

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Category Yankees Collectibles Tags 2001 Yankees, New York Yankees Signed Memorabilia, Scott Brosius

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