Tu, 09.15.26 - 2026 Under Wraps Autographed MLB Baseballs Volume I - 3-Box Break PYT #69

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In this episode of Pick Your Team number 69, host Joe opens a fresh case of Under Wraps autographed MLB baseballs featuring three boxes from the Pirates serial number set. Before revealing the winners, he explains the specific rules for identifying the correct balls, noting that they will strictly follow the Fanatics sticker numbers at the very end of the serial sequence rather than any hand-numbered markings on the balls themselves. If a letter appears in the sticker, the next numerical value is used instead. Additionally, viewers who do not win an autographed ball have the opportunity to redeem $250 in hitless credit, which serves as a consolation prize for those whose teams did not draw a winner in this specific break. The first baseball awarded belongs to Andre Dawson of the Washington Nationals, identified through a trivia challenge that described a retired outfielder currently 72 years old who played his entire career for four teams and was inducted into the Hall of Fame with 77.9% of the vote. The second winner is Aaron Nola, an active starting pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies who was drafted by the team in 2014 and holds the MLB record for most consecutive strikeouts in a game with ten outs. The third autographed ball goes to Andrew Jones, a center fielder for the Atlanta Braves who recently joined the Hall of Fame with 78.4% of the vote; he is distinguished by his ten Gold Glove awards and his time playing in Japan alongside his career statistics across five different MLB teams. Ultimately, three teams successfully claimed an autographed baseball while the rest of the participants received the hitless credit bonus. The winning teams were the Washington Nationals with Andre Dawson, the Philadelphia Phillies with Aaron Nola, and the Atlanta Braves with Andrew Jones. Host Joe concludes by announcing that the next break, number 70, will be loaded up soon and reveals that the winner of that upcoming event will be the San Francisco Giants. He thanks his co-host Jason and the audience for watching, encouraging everyone to cross their fingers for the hitless bonus credit available to those who did not win a physical ball in this round.

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Hi everyone, Joe here for Jaspies on Fanatics Live with Jason in the background coming at you with some under wraps baseballs here on September the 15th. This is pick your team number 69, three boxes from a fresh case. Thanks everybody here for making this happen. We put the Pirates in a serial number. Here are the results of that randomizer right here. And if you go hitless, if you don't get a hit, you've got a chance at $250 of hitless credit, which is also nice. And remember, for the serial number, we're going strictly by the the fanatic sticker, the number at the very end. If there's a letter there, we'll just go by the next number over. If the ball is hand numbered for the Pirates for whatever reason, we're still going by the fanatic sticker. So, just keep that in mind. All right, let's pop open this fresh case. It's actually from the bottom here. Then we'll roll the die and see uh which baseballs we're going to do. Jason's going to save. Okay, everything's okay. Empty box. And so right here, you see one, two, three, four columns right here. Right, we're going to roll the dice. We'll go one, two, three, four. If I roll a five or a six, I'll just roll again. I don't want to touch the die. There it is. It's a five. We'll roll again. Another five. Three. One, two, three. So, we're going to do this column right here. So these guys can go elsewhere. Let's do it. Good luck everybody. We'll play a little quick trivia as well. America's favorite game. Who am I? I'll give you some clues. You try to guess who the player is for the ultimate prize. Bragging rights. >> Oh yeah. Bragging rights. Everyone loves bragging rights. All right, we have a uh retired player who is currently 72 years old, former outfielder, bats right, throws right, played for four teams my entire career. um hit 279 in my career, 2,774 hits, 438 home runs, 1591 runs batted in. An eight-time all-star, an NL MVP, NL Rookie of the Year, eighttime Gold Glover, four-time Silver Slugger, um was a NL home run leader, RBI leader, and a ninth ballot hall of famer with 77.9% of the vote. Who am I? Not Ellie. Not Skins. Not Bench. >> Not Straw. Not Reggie. Not Andrew Jones. Andrew Jones is not 72 years old. SMMED's got it. It is indeed the Hawk. And Andre Dawson. Um, actually, we'll have to check the checklist. I was going to say cuz yeah, he might be like >> could be exposition >> unless it's a specialty baseball. >> Oh, he's not born. >> Oh, born in 72. Sorry, I should have been a little more clear. >> Then all those other gets kind of make more sense now. No, born in 1954. >> All right, we got a Hall of Fame inscription here. So, let's go to the checklist. We'll go Andre Dawson inscribed >> Andre Dawson inscribed expose. That means it'll go to the nationals. That'll be Murdoch and the Nats. >> There's all the hologram stickers right there. Okay. >> Just leave it out front. I'll I'll grab it. >> Oh, that's fine. That's even better. Thank you, Ricky. All right, there you go. >> Murdoch. >> Oh, did they? All right. Next one. We have an active starting pitcher. active starting pitcher, lifetime 115 wins, 99 losses, a lifetime 390 RA and a little over 2,000 strikeouts. Played with the same team, I think the same team that drafted me. No, maybe he got traded. No. Yeah, the same team that drafted me. First round, seventh overall. back in 2014. One-time all-star has an MLB record most consecutive strikeouts in a game with 10th tied with Tom Siver and Corbin Burns. Right-handed pitcher, 33 years old from Baton Rouge, Louisiana. I think he was drafted by the Blue Jays, but he opted to uh go to LSU. He's got a brother that played some baseball, too. >> They all I think they both went to to uh to LSU. Who am I? Kind of a a down year this year. 6 and 10, 469 RA over 30 starts, 165. Still striking out, dudes. 165 over 161 innings. LSU right-handed pitchers with 115 career wins, not steel, not Hunter. righty pitchers from LSU with 115 wins. Strikes out a lot of dudes. Still on the same team that drafted him. Having a down year this year. >> Got a great sign. >> Yeah, really nice autograph. >> Goes to the Phillies. That's going to be That's going to be Dookie MD with the Phillies. Aaron Nola. >> All right. Third and final. I know. I feel bad for like the intern who has to stuff all these baseballs into those pouches. Like thousands of them. All right, third and final baseball. Let's see what we got here. We have We have another retired outfielder, a little bit younger than Andre Dawson, 49 years old, center fielder, bats right, throws right, lifetime 254 batting average, 434 home runs, 1,289 runs batted in. played for one, two, three, four, five uh MLB teams my entire career. Played a couple years in Japan, too. Fivetime All-Star, 10 time Gold Glove award winner, a Silver Slugger award winner, NL home run leader, NL RBI leader, and uh ninth ballot Hall of Famer, 78.4% of the vote and just inducted this year. Not McNeel, not Crawford, not Beltran. >> Remember when he signed it out? >> Yeah, I know. I thought it was going to be awesome, but was not awesome. Uh, the 10 time gold gloves should give this away. 10 time gold glove center fielders. >> Not that old. >> Oh, I think ZJ's got it. Yeah, Andrew Jones. Me and Mr. Jones. I was looking for a Hall of Fame baseball, but Oh, it is a Hall of Fame baseball. Nice. So, you got the the Hall of Fame logo stamped on it. Andrew Jones has some nice penmanship as well. >> There's all the hologram stickers right there. Nice. Atlanta. That's going to be another one for Dookie MD. Congrats. All right. now. So, unfortunately, there's only three baseballs. So, Braves hit. Uh, who are the other team? >> Oh, Phillies hit >> and Nationals hit. The rest of you unfortunately went hitless, but you've got a chance at $250 of hitless credit. So, cross your fingers for that little hitless bonus. So, let me gather a group of teams here. Let's take out Atlanta. Let's take out Philadelphia >> and we're going to take out the Nationals. Everyone else, you got a chance at that hitless bonus. Cross your fingers. Good luck. $250. This is pick your team 69. Number 70 will be loaded up fairly soon as well. And the winner is going to be the San Francisco baseball Giants. And that is Murdoch. >> There you go, Murdoch. Your Giants did not hit, but $250 of break credit going your way. Thanks for watching everybody. I'm Joe. Thanks to Jason. We'll see you next time for the next break. H.