Su, 09.13.26 - 2026 Under Wraps Autographed MLB Baseballs Volume I - 3-Box Break PYT #68

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In this episode of Under Wraps, host Joe opens three boxes of autographed MLB baseballs from a fresh case to celebrate the start of the NFL season and give back to his community. The break features a special bonus for viewers who do not win an item, offering $250 in hitless credits to those who go without a match. As Joe begins the process, he notes that many of his previous breaks have been successful but acknowledges that some items are still pending, hoping to finalize them soon. He also mentions ongoing projects like jersey reveals and other special editions that are currently halfway complete, setting a tone of community engagement and anticipation for future content. The first two boxes yield exciting results as Joe plays a game of "Who Am I?" with his audience by providing detailed clues about the players inside. The first ball belongs to Will Smith of the Los Angeles Dodgers, an active catcher who is 31 years old, a three-time All-Star, and a World Series champion who has spent his entire career with the team since being drafted in 2016. The second ball features Ben Rice of the New York Yankees, a versatile player who primarily plays first base or designated hitter this season after starting as a catcher. He is a 27-year-old first-round pick from 2021 who has shown strong performance with over 800 OPS and multiple home runs in his third major league season. The final box contains a ball signed by Fernando Tatis Jr. of the San Diego Padres, a standout outfielder known for his speed and power. At 27 years old, he is a three-time All-Star and two-time Gold Glove winner who has led the National League in home runs multiple times. Although his power output dipped slightly in the first half of the season, he has rebounded well with 34 stolen bases and a strong batting average. The ball also features a special "SLAM DO" inscription, adding to its collectibility. With these three winners identified, Joe confirms that the Dodgers, Yankees, and Padres have secured items, while all other teams remain eligible for future breaks. To conclude the episode, Joe reminds viewers that since only three balls were opened out of 30 possible teams, most participants will not win an item this round, which is why the hitless credit system is in place to reward those who didn't get a match. He announces that the Philadelphia Phillies were selected as the next team to receive a ball, awarding it to Terry Lassbot and granting $250 in credits to everyone else who went hitless. Joe thanks his supporters for making the break possible and encourages fans to stay tuned for the next episode, which will feature another fresh case of autographed baseballs available for purchase.

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Hi everyone, Joe here for Jaspies. Happy Sunday, our first full Sunday of the NFL season. So, thank you everyone for making us part of your Sunday week one. All right, we're going to do some baseballs here on a Sunday the 13th. Under autograph baseballs, another three box break number 68. We've done a lot of these. Big thanks to this group for making it happen. Terry Lassbot Mojo with the A's. Thanks to him. Thanks everybody. The next three box break is from a fresh case. Also, if you go hitless, you got a chance at $250 of hitless credits. We got a little hitless bonus in this break as well. All right, so these are the final three boxes here. Pick your team. Let me grab a knife. Let's pop this open and let's see what we got. Now, it looks like looks like you kept the guys busy over the weekend, Friday and Saturday. So, a lot of the breaks that we have are most of them are kind of at the beginning, at the start, but hopefully we can uh can push something push one of these breaks across the finish line. Actually, that eminent and the bowen mixer, I feel like those are things we can do. They're halfway there. >> All right, let's play America's favorite game, Who Am I? where I give you some clues and you try to guess who the player is going to be. Sure. Would love to do jerseys. Where where are we at on those jerseys are halfway there. All right, we have an active catcher. Active catcher in baseball. 31 years old. bats right, throws right, career 262 average, 135 home runs, and 470 runs batted in. It's been with the same team, same team that drafted me back in 2016. >> First round pick, three-time all-star, three-time World Series champion, two-time AllMLB second team. >> Should give it away. Not very many active catchers who are three-time World Series champions. some injuries this season, but he's back with the Dodgers and looks like he's uh he's kind of heating up a little bit. At least his presence has been very helpful in the Dodgers offense. Yep. Yeah. Gormo got it. C Luna got it. It's Will Smith. The Fresh Prince of Belair. That's going to go to Big O and the Dodgers. [snorts] Oh, nice. On a World Baseball Classic ball. That's pretty cool. I haven't seen these yet. That's awesome. There you go, Bigo. Nice start. Yeah, big news of the day, Kyler. One of the big news of the NFL day, Kyler Murray out with a concussion. Not sure if he should be running around like that, but took a big hit. And Carson Wentz is is in Reloading that [snorts] Dodgers. All right, remember we got another three box break in the store right now >> and that will be from a fresh case. Yeah, maybe maybe buy low on JJ McCarthy. All right, >> next one. We have another active baseball player. >> Another active catcher, although he plays some first base as well. A little bit younger than Will Smith. 27 years old, bats left, throws right, career 246 batting average, 71 home runs, and I'm only in my third season. 71 home runs, 178 runs batted in, and uh a first time all-star this year >> and a 12th round pick >> back in the 2021 MLB draft. turned out that turned out to be a pretty good return. Currently hitting .259 this season, 37 home runs this season, 137 hits, 89 RBI's, a few steals at 876 OPS. >> Really solid. >> Who am I? Any any guesses here? I guess he's really in his second full season >> in Major League Baseball. Had a really nice debut last year with 26 home runs, >> 255 over 800 OPS. Not Drake, not Goodman. >> You guys are on the right track. >> Kind of older for a rookie, but >> [snorts] >> Still putting in some solid season here. >> Yeah, you're guys going to kick yourself once once I reveal the name. >> Yeah, little first base, little DH, little catcher. Is he playing more? I don't know what position he's playing more this year. >> I guess it's mostly DH first base this year. I don't think he's caught a game this season. >> So maybe he's more of a first baseman. Yeah, 37 homers this year. >> So maybe not really a catcher, more of a first baseman. >> Sorry, maybe I shouldn't have led with catcher. >> Nice specialty baseball. And that is Yankees Ben Rice. >> I probably shouldn't have led with catcher now. Everyone had catchers in their heads. >> Uh, bird call. Yes, I can. Looks like what? Break 13. >> All right, done. >> Um, who has the Yankees? That is Bigo with the Yankees. Big O with two of the three baseballs. All right. >> Third and final. Is Big O going to go? Is he going to go three for three today? Remember the next uh next baseballs are from a fresh case. All right, we have another active >> uh baseball player. >> All right, we have a 27year-old right-handed outfielder, mostly right field, could play a little infield. lifetime 278, [snorts] 172 home runs, 465 runs batted in, and 156 stolen bases. He can run a little bit, too. With the same team his entire career or his major league career, >> uh, three-time all-star, two-time Gold Glover, two-time Platin Glove award winner, two-time silver slugger, NL home run leader. >> Only 21 homers this year, but he's kind of caught up since after a slow start. He's he's been hitting well. The power just wasn't there like the first half of the season, but he's kind of made up for that. He's got 34 stolen bases, too. 286 batting average, 813 OPS. He's pretty good. >> Uh, yes, SD's got it. Gormo's got it. Terry's got it. It is Fernando Tatis Jr. See if we have a specialty baseball or an inscription or anything like that. Andre's also been playing some good baseball recently. And nice, you got a slam DO inscription. That's cool. There's all the authentication stuff right there. That is Is that you, SD? Yeah. SD Steos with a Padres's. Congrats. So, the Yankees hit, the Dodgers hit, the Padres's hit. Obviously, with only three items and 30 teams, most of you are going to go hitless in these under wraps breaks, but that's why we have some hitless credit. Uh, so let's get a list of baseball teams. We're going to take out uh the Dodgers. We're gonna take out the Yankees >> and we're gonna take out the Padres's. Everybody else, you've got a shot at it. >> Good luck. Yeah. Uh, it was Will Smith. Thanks, Terry. >> And the Phillies were selected. And that's going to be Terry. Congrats, Terry. No baseball for you, but $250 of hitless credit going your way. Thanks for watching everybody. The next one, remember, is a fresh case. So, make it happen. I'll see you for the next one. I'm Joe. Bye.