Tu, 09.15.26 - 2026 Under Wraps Autographed MLB Baseballs Volume I - 3-Box Break PYT #70

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In this episode of the Under Wraps autographed MLB baseball break, host Joe opens a fresh case containing three boxes of collectibles, aiming to reveal players from four different teams. The session begins with a quick trivia challenge where Joe describes a prolific home run hitter who had not hit a solo shot at home until just a few days prior; the description points to Vlad Guerrero Jr. of the Toronto Blue Jays. After some difficulty extracting the ball from its protective pouch, Joe reveals the autograph and confirms that the first team represented is indeed the Blue Jays, featuring the popular "Vladito." The second baseball unveiled belongs to Bryce Tingler of the Milwaukee Brewers, a player Joe considers significantly underrated despite his impressive statistical output. The transcript highlights Tingler's high Wins Above Replacement rating, noting he sits in the top ten in the majors according to FanGraphs. His current season stats include a .265 batting average, 19 home runs, and an OPS of .807, along with 33 doubles and 18 stolen bases. Joe expresses his admiration for Tingler's performance, acknowledging that while he is not a power hitter like the previous players, his overall contribution to the team makes him a valuable asset. The third and final autograph revealed in this segment belongs to Mike Piazza, a legendary Hall of Fame catcher who played for five teams during his career. Joe identifies the specific ball as being inscribed with the New York Mets logo, distinguishing it from his time with the Dodgers. The transcript details Piazza's monumental career achievements, including 427 home runs, over 2,000 hits, and numerous awards such as ten Silver Slugger titles and twelve All-Star selections. With the Brewers, Blue Jays, and Mets having successfully "hit" in this round, Joe announces that the remaining viewers who did not win a physical ball will receive $250 in store credit instead. To conclude the break, Joe randomizes the remaining MLB teams to determine which one will receive the hitless credit, ultimately selecting the Kansas City Royals as the recipient for this episode. He thanks his guest Kevin and the audience for participating in the live stream, noting that while the majority of viewers missed out on a physical baseball, they still have a chance to win credit in future segments. Joe signs off by promising another break next time, maintaining the friendly and engaging atmosphere typical of these fan-focused opening sessions.

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Hi everyone, Joe here for Jaspies on Fanatics Live coming at you with another threebox break of these under wraps autograph baseballs. Figure team number 70 here on a Tuesday. Love these. Big thanks everybody here for uh getting in on it, for making it happen. Appreciate you. Kevin with that last bod mojo A's. Thanks to him. Thanks everybody here. All right, so we're only three boxes into a fresh case. So I'm going to roll the dieice. We'll go 1 2 3 4 five six for these columns right here. And it's rolled all the way over there. And it is six. 1 2 3 4 five six. These we will save for next time. If you're watching live, I'll post the next uh three box break right after we do this. All right. Good luck. I know it's late, but we'll do some quick, easy trivia because we like doing that. Uh, this player, is 27 years old, right-handed, lifetime 286, 192 home runs, 647 runs batted, and a six-time all-star. an ALCS MVP, a Gold Glove winner, a two-time silver slugger, plays first base. I think started at third, but plays first base and hit a home run at home >> for the first time this season just a couple days ago. >> This prolific home run hitter had not hit a home run at home until like just a couple days ago, which is kind of crazy to think about. Yeah. Vlad Guerrero Jr. Vlatti. Vladito. >> Kind of crazy, right? So, that's going to be for Toronto. That's going to be Bigo and the Blue Jays. If I could get this ball out of the pouch, which is almost impossible to do sometimes. Huh? There you go. I don't think I can get this out of the pouch. Can I undo these? No, I don't think I can do it. This is crazy. Feel bad for the interns who have to try to put these back in the house. There we go. >> There you go. There's his autograph right there. Got all the stickers right there as well. That is Vlad Jr. Yeah. Him his H him and his dad's autograph actually look quite similar. All right. All right, next baseball. All right, next player. Um, this guy has is top 10 in the major leagues in wins above replacement at 5.2 accorded fan graphs, right? It's Por Armstrong, Bobby Wit Jr., Yordon Alvarez, Ellie Dela Cruz, Otto Lopez. this player and then Kevin McGonagal, Alex Bregman Jr., Cabinero, Fernando Tatise Jr., second baseman, 26 years old, bats left, throws right. And how's he doing this this season, 265 batting average, 19 homers, 95 runs scored, 92 RBI's, 18 stolen bases, and an 807 OPS. He's got 33 doubles and a few triples. It's pretty good. Not PCA, not C. Yes, Logan's got it. Bryce Turing. I feel like kind of an underrated player. That is going to be for C. Luna and the Brew Crew. Yeah, feel. Yeah, super underrated. normally like I always feel like I look at those I look at those like wins above replacement lists which kind of gives you a broad overview of a player's performance and I'm like that's right Bryce Toring's up there nice Luna Brewers And yeah, Logan's pointing out I think that's one of the final uh final four teams that were picked up. >> Nice. You have one of his base signed baseballs at your house. are definitely a scary team. >> All right, third and final baseball. Good luck everybody. So, the Blue Jays hit, the Brewers hit. Let's see what the third and final hit is going to be. Mark myself with a Sharpie. Man, game used would be pretty awesome. Would not mind that at all. Where's the card? Oh, all the way in the bottom of the box. All right, >> we've got a retired Hall of Fame catcher, first baseman, also a rookie of the year, also a 10-time Silver Slugger, also a 12-time all-star and an All-Star game MVP. His career stats Right. Lifetime 308, 2,127 hits, 427 homers, 1,335 RBI's, only 17 stolen bases in his his 16-year career, and a lifetime 922 ops. >> Played for five teams my entire career. Actually, [laughter] I got to look at the checklist. Who Who does this? It's going to be one of the two teams that he's most known for. We're going to find out depending on what this is. Yeah, it is indeed Mike Piaza. But what addition of Mike Piaza? We've got singlesign as a Met inscribed Dodgers and Mets. Specialty baseball Dodgers or Mets. Art, he's a Met. But hopefully I think it is a team ball. So that's going to make it easy for us. You can see the Mets colors peeking out there already. And that's going to be Kevin with the Mets. Get this ball out of the pouch here. >> All right. Hey, there you go. Let's go Mets. >> Got the Mets logo, the special stitching right there. There's all the hologram stickers right there at the back. His autograph, Mike Piaza. Very cool. All right, so Brewers hit, Mets hit, Blue Jays hit. Unfortunately, the rest of you, you did not hit, but >> but you've got a chance at what? $250 of credit. >> Yeah, $250 of credit. So, let's [clears throat] uh get a list of baseball teams here. Again, we're going to take out the Milwaukee Brewers, Bryce Turing, Mike Piaza Mets, and Vlad Guo Jr. Blue Jays. We're going to randomize the rest of the teams. Someone's going to end up with 250 $250 of of hitless credit to our shop. Good luck. And the winner is going to be >> Kansas City Royals. >> So that's going to be Bigo with the Royals. So, no hits for you, Big O, but the hitless credit coming in handy. Thanks, Big O. Thanks, everybody. I'm Joe and I'll see everybody next time for the next break. Bye.