Th, 09.03.26 - 2026 Under Wraps Autographed MLB Baseballs Volume I - 3-Box Break PYT #61

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In this episode of Jaspies on Fanatics Live, host Joe conducts a three-box break featuring the highly anticipated 2026 Under Wraps autographed MLB baseballs, Volume I. The segment begins with a dice roll to determine which box will be opened first, ultimately selecting the third box from the left. Inside, the first reveal belongs to Dan Dazzy Swanson, an active shortstop for the Chicago Cubs who is currently recovering from an injury. Swanson is highlighted as a two-time All-Star and World Series champion known for his combination of power and speed, having posted a solid season with 18 home runs and 66 RBIs before his time on the injured list. The second box yields a retired legend in Chase Utley, who is identified as the "silver fox" and a six-time All-Star for the Philadelphia Phillies. Utley, now 47 years old, boasts an impressive career with 259 home runs and over 1,000 RBIs across his time with two teams. The host confirms that all Chase Utley autographed balls in this set are assigned to the Phillies, noting that while the packaging felt tight, the reveal was successful. This discovery marks the second consecutive box containing a player from a Chicago team, following Swanson's appearance with the Cubs. The final and most significant reveal comes from the third box, which contains an autographed ball for Frank Thomas, affectionately known as "The Big Hurt." Thomas is celebrated as a first-ballot Hall of Famer with 521 career home runs and two AL MVP awards, having played his entire career primarily with the Chicago White Sox. The host expresses excitement over this find, noting that it completes a set where both Chicago franchises—the Cubs and the White Sox—have been represented in the first three boxes alongside the Phillies. To conclude the break, the host addresses the fact that several other teams did not receive a hit in this specific batch. As a consolation prize for viewers who missed out on a team hit, Joe announces that $250 worth of break credit will be awarded to the Texas Rangers. He thanks the audience for participating and encourages them to join future breaks on Fanatics Live, ending the session with a friendly sign-off after successfully distributing the autographed baseballs from this volume.

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Hi everybody, Joe here for Jaspies on Fanatics Live. Coming at you with a threebox break of a fan favorite here, 2026 underass autographed baseballs volume one three box picker team number 61. Big thanks to this group right here for making it happen. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. appreciate. I think go birds with the pirates had the uh guess the last spot mojo star next to his name here on a Thursday the 3. And as advertised, a fresh case. empty box. So, we should have four stacks of three right here. Right. So, on the dice roll from left to right, we'll go one, two, three, four. If I roll a five or a six, I'll just roll again like that. And that three. One, two, three. So, we'll save these other ones for next time. All right, good luck everybody. Thank you for the fill. All right. All right. So, we have a uh active shortstop, 32 years old. Bats right, throws right. Played for two teams my entire career. two-time all-star, a World Series champion, and a two-time Gold Glover. Lifetime 248 batting average, 182 home runs, 700 runs batted in. having a pretty solid season this year. 216 batting average with 18 home runs, 66 RBI, 17 stolen bases, 704 OPS, but uh kind of streaky with the bat, great with the glove, but could get give you a nice power speed combo. Injured though, injury got in the way. Not Bobby Bonia. He was an outfielder and is no longer active. >> Not Seager. Not Lindor. Dan Lucky Magic saying no. Not Dan. >> Not Trey Turner. I think Lucky Magic might have been on the right track, but I don't know if he was actually referring to that player or not. Z. Yes, that's the player. So, Lucky Magic got it early. It's Danby Swanson. Beu hockey with the Cubs. I think he had a point sometime this season where he hit like seven home runs in like a week or something like that. All right, there he is. Dan Swanson. >> Nice. So that is going to be for BEu hockey and the Cubbies. All right, another one. Dazby Swanson Gormo was the first baseball going to be hockey and the Cubs. All right. Next player, a retired player. Retired second baseman, 47 years old, bats left, throws right. Played for two teams my entire career. uh a two lifetime 275 batting average, 259 home runs, 1,025 runs batted in. Six-time all-star, a World Series champion, fourtime silver slugger, pretty solid player originally uh born in Pasadena, California, Southern California here. Lucky match, you got that pretty early. Yeah, Terry's got it. Go bird's got it. It's the silver fox. Chase Utley. Um, I should have the should have had the checklist open. I don't I don't know what edition of Chase. They have them on checklist. Unless the ball will reveal it. And there's Chase Ali. That's my instinct as well. I think it's I think it's going to be Philadelphia, but I'm going to double check the checklist to make it official. Yeah, all Chase balls are Philadelphia. So that's going to go to Kev Call and the Philadelphia Phillies. There we go. Yeah, the ball bags are are are tight. Yeah, I would rather have them shrink wrap it like they do the basketballs. >> Maybe maybe we'll see that in volume two. >> I don't know. There's got to be some poor intern that sits here all day shoving these baseballs into these pouches, right? Philly. All right, third and final. Good luck everybody. The ball. The card was totally wrong. soccer ball. The card in the box said Holland, but who was who was the auto instead? See, some intern's gonna get fired over that. Oh, it was Pelle. All right, that's pretty nice. Can't complain about that. It's going to be a mistake. Should be there. It should be that Neymar dual auto. Wow. >> All right. Um, we have a retired DH first baseman, currently 58 years old, bats right, throws right, had a lifetime batting average of 301, 2,468 hits, 521 home runs, 1,74 runs batted in. Played for three teams my entire career, including one team twice. Five-time all-star, two-time AL MVP, four-time silver slugger, an AL batting champion. This team retired my number. My original team retired my number and a first ballot hall of famer with 83.7% of the vote. Not Moler, not Poppy, not Murray, not Vlad. had a really cool nickname. There you go. Lucky. Lucky. Magic's got it. Eto's got it. SMH has got it. It is Frank Thomas, the big hurt. And that's going to be AK Payne with the White Sox. Yeah, both Chicago teams hit. White Socks and Cubs hit in these first three here. Right. And a cool nickname, the big hurt on a team baseball. Nice. >> And trust me, AK, she'll like it, too. >> Nice one. There you have it. All right. So, Frank. All right. So, Cubs hit, White Socks hit, and Phillies hit. Unfortunately, there's going to be a lot of non-hitterters here, but you've got another opportunity at a hitless credit. $250 worth. So, I'm going to randomize all the teams except for the Chicago teams, Cubs, White Socks, and we'll pull out Phillies as well. So, fingers crossed everybody. Little consolation prize. $250 of hitless credit is going to go to the Texas Rangers. And that's going to be Go Birds. There you go. Go Birds. No hits for the Rangers, but $250 of break credit going your way. Thanks everybody. Thanks for watching. Thanks for filling. Thanks for watching and breaking with me. If you're watching on YouTube, come find us on Fanatics Live and join some of these breaks. I'm Joe and I'll see you later.