Thu. 9/17/26 FL 2026 Under Wraps Autographed MLB Baseballs Volume I - 3-Box Break PYT #71

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In this episode of the Under Wraps autographed MLB baseball break series, host Jason opens Box 71 featuring a collection of three-box breaks for his viewers. The segment begins with an explanation of the specific rules governing the randomization process, noting that while the New York Yankees are featured on the list of potential winners, the actual selection is determined by the Fanatics hologram serial number code rather than just the team name or hit count on the ball. Jason clarifies that for this particular break, three specific teams—the Kansas City Royals, San Diego Padres, and Chicago White Sox—are excluded from the randomizer because they are represented by game-used balls with notable signatures already revealed during the opening of the boxes. The excitement builds as Jason reveals the first few items, starting with a game-used ball signed by Jackson Merrill of the San Diego Padres, which he describes as a "pretty sweet" find. He continues to unpack the box, uncovering a Chicago White Sox ball associated with Frank Thomas, affectionately known as "Big O," and another item featuring a Hall of Fame inscription from 1999 honoring George Brett of the Kansas City Royals. Throughout the reveal, Jason engages with his audience by discussing the significance of these historic signatures and even makes a humorous comparison between one of the players and NFL quarterback Jalen Hurts, highlighting the casual and enthusiastic atmosphere typical of the channel's break sessions. As the box is fully opened, Jason confirms that the excluded teams will not be part of the random draw for this specific batch, leaving the other franchises available for the lucky customers who purchased team-specific balls. He notes that if a viewer ends up with a "hitless" ball from this round, they will have an opportunity to win back some money in future breaks, adding a layer of incentive to participate despite the odds. The segment concludes with Jason promising to post the results and details for the next break immediately after this video, thanking his supporters for their engagement and encouraging them to check out the upcoming content where he will continue breaking down the remaining boxes.

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What is up everybody? Jason here with Jasmine's, we just sold out on the under wraps autograph baseballs volume one three box break number 71 guys. Big thanks to everybody here. Now again, the Yankees were in an R&B guys, which is right over here. I didn't I didn't print it out, but just to show you guys, that's the list of names and numbers for the serial number break guys. So again, of course, if the Yankees do get a hit, it'll go to one of those customers. And again, we go by the Fanatics hologram serial number code. So whatever number it ends with. Remember, the balls had numbered one of five, you know, whatever the case may be, it doesn't matter. We still go by the hologram on the code. All right? Everybody else, of course, bought a team straight up. Now again, at the end, if you do go hitless, you'll have a chance to uh win back some money. And these are the three box baseballs. So again, left side, right side. 1 2 3 for the left, 4 5 6 for the right. So we'll have at least one more break to work on after this. And my hand sure is just in case. Ball. Six. 1 2 3 4 5 6. So the left side we're going to use here for break number 72, which I'll post right after this. And let's see what's in here. >> Do they really just make these? It's like they don't want us to take this out. It's crazy. And this ball looks pretty used. Is this a game used one? Wow, it is game used. Game used on 5 7? Is that a 5 7? 25 two for four Is that one home run? Is that what it means? Home run? two RBIs Anybody recognize that signature? Game used one. Wow, it's actually Jackson Merrill. That's pretty sweet. There you go. That is pretty awesome. So, Jackson Merrill is Padre C Luna. There you go, man. The gamer. >> Welcome everybody to the Jackson Merrill >> All right, next one. Yes, it would actually. That would mean that they would have had to got the ball back from somebody, right? This one was a lot easier. I think it's a Hall of Fame ball. No, it's a White Sox ball. How about the Big Hurt? It's pretty sweet. White Sox. Big O. Oh, Frank Thomas. That's a sweet one. >> All right, no masques, guys. All right, then we got a Hall of Fame in '99 inscription. Yeah, I was going to say that does look like him. George Brett. See him in the Royals. Well, looks like a minor had a good game for you there. After all, huh? Oh, I know, yeah. I guess taking the Bills plus five was better or minus five. It just got them too deep in the hole, honestly. If If the game didn't start off like that, who knows? Yeah, no, but yeah, I mean Josh Allen's always tough to defend, whatever. I mean, anybody that plays him. I mean, I don't think this should be a surprise to us, right? I feel like Josh Allen is like MVP of the season, but can he just get over that hump in the playoffs, really? That's kind of what's just keeping him back. I mean, just be honest, he's so good. That's not the problem. All right, so C Luna with the Kansas City Chiefs hit or Kansas City Chiefs Kansas City Royals hit. Uh Big O with the White Sox and then C Luna with the San Diego Padres. So, those are the three teams that are not going to be part of the randomizer. Every other team will be in. Good luck, 250 on the line. So, again, no White Sox, no Royals, and no Padres. Good luck. You know who he reminds me of? He reminds me of uh Jalen Hurts like two seasons ago when uh they're at the one-yard line. Let's just give it a Jalen Hurts with a tush push. Diamondbacks. Brian, there you go. Congrats. All right, guys, I'll post the next one up right now, guys. Thank you.