W, 09.02.26 - 2026 Under Wraps Autographed MLB Baseballs Volume I - 3-Box Break PYT #59

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In this episode of JASP on Fanatics Live, host Joe leads a three-box autographed MLB baseball break featuring exclusively Cleveland Guardians memorabilia. The segment begins with an exciting reveal of a multi-signature ball that includes Travis Bazan and Jose Ramirez, alongside a unique single-line signature from Kevin J. Riley. Viewers appreciate the specific details on these items, such as the team stitching colors and the distinctive line often found under Ramirez's autographs. The atmosphere is celebratory as the host confirms hits for the Guardians fans, noting that despite initial nervousness about using a randomizer, the single-team focus made the experience enjoyable for everyone involved. The break continues with a highly anticipated dual-autograph ball featuring Shohei Ohtani and Ichiro Suzuki, which sparks immediate excitement among the audience. Following this, the host reveals a retired catcher from Georgia Tech who played his entire career for one team and was a two-time World Series champion. This particular baseball is an official 2004 World Series ball, complete with authentication stickers that catch the light. The segment highlights the rich history of these items, connecting the retired player's achievements to his current coaching role and celebrating the legacy of the Boston Red Sox and Georgia Tech Birds. The final reveal introduces a young talent in the form of Justin Crawford, son of Carl Crawford, who bats left and throws right. This baseball is a specialty item with black and gold stitching, making it visually distinct from standard issue balls. Crawford is noted as a former first-round pick drafted directly out of Bishop Gorman High School in Vegas, where he was considered a top prospect with elite speed. The break concludes successfully with hits for the Red Sox, Guardians, and Phillies, followed by a randomizer draw for hitless credit that awards $250 to a viewer named Gormo, ensuring all participants leave with something of value.

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Hi everyone, Joe here for JASP on Fanatics Live with another three box autograph baseball break. These have been a lot of fun. Big thanks everybody here on a Wednesday for getting into it. So this is picker team 59. The next one is the last of this case and after we do the next break, we'll be able to uh post from a fresh case which will be nice. And if you don't get a hit, you got a chance to add some hitless credit. All right, we'll go one, two, three for the left side, four, five, six for the right side. And it's going to be three. So, one, two, three for the left side. So, this will be for break 60. wraps in the shop. We got jerseys as well, NFL jerseys. And Yatsi's pointing out there's only six left in that one. And they're discounted and they're from a fresh case. Um, this is going to be interesting. Player pool. So, my assumption is that this is a multi-sign baseball. And it's going to be all Cleveland. Can anyone identify these autos? Looks like it's three autos. It looks like Travis Bazanna on the bottom. And you got the team stitching colors as well. Yeah, that's got to be Banna on the bottom. Jose Ramirez, Steven Quan in the middle. What about this autograph? Who Who's just the single line right here? >> That is awesome. We got to hit the bell here. Cleveland, this is for you. That's going to be Kevin J. Riley 8 with the Guardians. I was nervous about doing a randomizer, but I'm glad it's a single team. There you go, Kev. >> That is sweet. Yeah, I'm not sure what that line is all about. Maybe that's where like, hey, sign here, not don't sign all over the place. Maybe that was more of a direction. >> Nice. There you go, Kev. That's really cool. >> Stands for one day, we win. One day. All right. Oh, AK saying Ramirez's autos always have that line. It's just not that pronounced. All right. Nice. Okay. Next baseball. Oh man, there's an Otani Ichiro dual auto. Yeah, I I I don't want to don't want to be in that situation. It's not not a randomizer. I'm interested. All right. Just single sign. Single sign. We have a retired retired catcher. 54 years old. Switchhitting retired catcher. Switch hitting throw uh through right-handed. Lifetime 256 batting average. 193 home runs. 757 runs batted in. three-time all-star, two-time World Series champion, a gold glover, a silver slugger, was also a Golden Spikes Award winner, and um played for one team my entire career and coached for a little while, too. He went to Georgia Tech. >> Georgia Tech, not Pudge, not Mau, not Yachty. There you go. Go Birds got it. Tech Jason Veritech did not realize he was a Golden Spikes award winner. That goes to go Birds and the Boston Red Sox. I think was fired this year, right? With all the other other coaches, I think, but he was coached there for a handful of years, too. It is an official 2004 World Series ball. Nice. That's really cool. All the authentication stickers are back there, right? You can kind of see the gold on there as well. Nice one. Last three boxes in of the case in the shop right now. Then after that next one, we'll be able to uh do three boxes from a fresh case. All right, there you go. Go birds. Nice. All right, and your third and final one. >> Good luck. All right, we uh we got a youngster here from Tech. We go almost the opposite way. We have a 22year-old outfielder. 22 year old outfielder. Bats left, throws right. >> Um only uh only hitting .268, two home runs, 35 runs batted in, 16 stolen bases as well. >> Was a former first round pick kind of right in the middle, 17th overall out of Bishop Gorman High School in Vegas, drafted out of high school, so still pretty young. Uh, let's check out his fan graphs. He was a number three overall prospect in this organization. He's got a 70 speed grade. >> Who am I? >> Not Simpson, not Meyer. Yes. >> Oh, our Herald's got it. It's Justin Crawford, son of Carl Crawford. And that's going to be a Philly for Nolan Smith. There you go, Nolan. >> Nice. Oh, that looks like a specialty baseball. >> A black, >> I think. So, it's kind of what it looks like. It's impossible to get these out of their pouches. >> Oh my god. green. >> Yeah. Black gold stitching. >> That's cool. That's awesome. There's Justin Crawford for the fighting Phils going to Nolan. All right. So, Red Sox hit, Guardians hit, and the Phillies hit. Let's do a quick little randomizer here for the hitless credit. Let's take out Oh no, it's football. >> Let's grab that break right there. Let's hit randomize. Uh let's take out Boston. Let's take out Cleveland. And let's take out Philadelphia. All right. So, apologies to the hit list, but uh best of luck here in this randomizer. Gilo, what's going on? Oh, Straight Butter has a video of Justin and Carl at DodgerFest >> and it's the White Socks that were selected and so that's going to be Gormo. There you go, Gormo. You went hitless, but you got $250 of credit that too going your way. All right, thanks everybody. I'm Joe and I will see everybody next time for the next baseball break. Bye.