Tu, 09.01.26 - 2026 Under Wraps Autographed MLB Baseballs Volume I - 3-Box Break PYT #56

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In this episode of the Under Wraps Autographed MLB Baseballs series, host Joe presents a three-box break featuring undrafted autograph baseballs from a fresh case. Before revealing the players, the group engages in a trivia game where they guess identities based on specific clues. The first player is identified as a twenty-four-year-old right-handed pitcher who holds the record for the fastest pitch in MLB history at 105.5 miles per hour and has thrown over fifty such pitches in a single game; this turns out to be Misael "The Miz" Urena of the Milwaukee Brewers, which wins the first box. The second trivia challenge describes a twenty-seven-year-old first baseman with exactly one hundred home runs and three hundred runs batted in, who was the former number one overall pick with a record signing bonus; this is Spencer Torkelson of the Detroit Tigers, securing the second ball for viewer SMH. The final autograph ball belongs to Christian Estrada, a twenty-six-year-old third baseman currently playing for the Baltimore Orioles after being traded from the Cincinnati Reds earlier in the year. While his stats include a .241 batting average and twenty-eight home runs, the group notes that he is still finding his footing in the majors. The autograph on this ball features Estrada's signature alongside teammates Cal Ripken Jr. and Eddie Murray on the checklist. After all three boxes are opened, revealing hits for the Milwaukee Brewers, Detroit Tigers, and Baltimore Orioles respectively, the host explains that viewers who did not win a physical ball will receive a bonus credit of two hundred fifty dollars. To determine the recipient of the hitless bonus, the group removes the names of the winning teams—Baltimore, Detroit, and Milwaukee—from the pool and randomizes the remaining options. The winner is announced as Ben, who receives the $250 credit despite going hitless on this break. Throughout the video, the hosts discuss the rarity of game-used balls in these cases and confirm that while a few team-specific balls like those for the Minnesota Twins and Chicago White Sox have appeared previously, they are not guaranteed. The segment concludes with well-wishes for future breaks and a sign-off from Joe, promising to return next time for another autograph baseball break.

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Hi everybody, Joe here for Jaspies coming at you yes with another threebox break here on a Tuesday of undrafted autograph baseball. Three box picker team number 56. Big thanks to this group right here. The next three box break is loaded up and that's from a fresh case. All right, so these are the final three boxes of the case we are working on here. Good luck everybody. And as per tradition, we will do a little bit of trivia. Who am I? Where uh I will give you some clues. You will attempt to guess who the player is based on those clues. Pretty easy game. 24y old right-handed pitcher. 24 year old right-handed pitcher with a career 19 and8 win loss record, a 253 erra, and I already have 309 strikeouts. Two-time all-star already as well. I've got some records here. Fastest pitch by a starting pitcher in Major League Baseball history, 105.5 miles per hour. And most 100 plus mile per hour pitches in a single game. 57 of those against the Cardinals in late May. Should be pretty easy. Who am I? Not Sk, not Burns, not Scoobs, not Pat Listache. KG's got it. It's the Miz. There you go. Ryan and SMH getting it as well. Nice. So that's going to go to Blue Falcon 56. with the brew crew. There you go. Got all the all the hologram stickers and everything. Congrats, Blue. How many team balls do we usually see per case? We did see that Minnesota and White Sox team ball a couple breaks ago. Should we expect more than that in a case? >> Oh, four. Okay. So, yeah, maybe we'll we will see a couple more. All right. >> Uh yes, there can be game used balls but they they are very very rare. All right. Who am I? We've got We have a 27y old first baseman, bats right, throws right, career 225 batting average, 100 home runs, and 300 runs batted in. Right on the nose, 100 and 300. was a former first overall pick. Big signing bonus. $ 8.4 million signing bonus, the highest at the time. >> And AK's got it. Nice. Spencer Tolson Tigers. That will be SMH. Yeah, think he struggled a little bit, but I think he's starting to starting to find his footing in the major. Should be a solid player from here on out. Yeah, this is a team ball. Nice. You can see the the navy and orange stitching, the Tigers colors. There should be a Tigers logo on here. Nice. There are the hologram stickers. And nice, there's Spencer's autograph with the uh the cool Detroit logo on there as well. It's a nice one. >> All right. So Spencer Torlson in the books again. That's for SMH 2223. >> That's right. >> No, I didn't even get to ASU. People People got it pretty early on. I gave him age. I gave him stats. He's ex had exactly 100 homers and 300 runs batted in at least according to Wikipedia through the 31st. So, not counting today. >> All right, third and final baseball. >> Good luck everybody. Oh, so Detroit hit. >> Milwaukee hit. First baseball is Misarowski. >> All right. And the final one, and then we're going to do some break credit. So yeah, if you uh if you go hitless, folks, and and listen, there's only three baseballs, so a lot of you are going to go hitless. That's just the name of these under wraps games, but you do have a bonus shot at uh $250 of credit. All right, we've got a 26-y old first base third baseman from Walnut Creek, California from Northern California, East Bay. Bats right, throws right, has a career 241 batting average, 28 home runs, and 100 runs batted in. And he's on his second team. He was a former fourth round pick. >> I don't know if a lot of people are going to get this. Yeah, they can't they can't all be Miserowski, ladies and gentlemen. This ball's going to go to the team that he's currently on right now, but he was with the Reds. >> Came up with the Reds. Played there for a few seasons. Looked like he looks like he got traded uh back in April of this year for cash considerations. >> So, nothing too exciting here, but >> Whoa, nice. >> Is that it? Yeah, there you go, Thomas. Yeah, not a lot of stats or accolades to really say about him, but but it is Christian and Carnosion Strand. He has some He's had some moments, but hasn't really put it all together. I guess he's still somewhat young. >> Uh he's with the Orioles now. >> So, this will go to Baltimore. This will be for CD. Been a little bit better lately, says AK. All right, that's good to hear. I think his autograph must go this way. That's the C right there. >> Yeah, you got one, CD. I am positive that's oral because I'm looking at the checklist right now. Christian and Carnosio and Strand single signed Baltimore right in between Cal Jr. and Eddie Murray. We go strictly by the by the uh checklist. All right. So, we're going to take out Baltimore, Detroit, and Milwaukee. And someone's going to win $250 of hitless credit. >> So, let's take out Baltimore. >> Let's take out Detroit >> and we take out Milwaukee. And we randomize. So, the winner is going to be Seattle Mariners. So, that will be Ben. There you go, Ben. No hits for you, but $250 of hitless bonus going your way. Thanks for watching everybody. I am Joe and I will see everybody next time for the next autograph baseball break. Bye.