W, 09.02.26 - 2026 Under Wraps Autographed MLB Baseballs Volume I - 3-Box Break PYT #60

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In this episode of "Under Wraps," host Joe opens three boxes from a fresh 2026 Under Wraps autographed MLB baseball case, offering viewers a chance to win hitless credit if they miss out on a signature. The segment begins with a playful "Who am I?" game where the first player is identified as Randy Johnson, a legendary left-handed pitcher currently sixty-two years old. With an impressive career record of 303 wins and nearly 5,000 strikeouts, Johnson played for six different teams but is notably only listed on the checklist for his final team, the Arizona Diamondbacks. The video highlights his numerous accolades, including ten All-Star selections, a World Series MVP award, and induction into the Hall of Fame with 97.3% of the vote, while also noting that he has transitioned into photography in his later years. The second player revealed is Christian Yelich, an active outfielder who bats left and throws right. Known for his exceptional hitting statistics, including over 1,800 career hits and 243 home runs, Yelich has been a three-time All-Star and won the National League MVP award. He played his entire career for the Milwaukee Brewers, earning him a spot on the checklist under that team's name. The host points out the specific inscription on the ball which includes "MVP," celebrating the fact that it is one of the first home runs hit by the player in months. This successful break is attributed to a lucky draw from the fresh case, emphasizing the value of participating even when odds might seem stacked against a viewer. The third and final box reveals Harry Carpenter, a 29-year-old outfielder who has spent his entire career with the Detroit Tigers after being drafted in the 19th round in 2019. Carpenter's stats include a .258 batting average, 83 home runs, and 229 RBIs since making his debut in 2022. His educational background includes playing college baseball at St. John's River State College before transferring to Virginia Tech. The host confirms the signature is authentic and notes that the Tigers have successfully hit on this break. Following these results, the host announces that three teams—Arizona, Detroit, and Milwaukee—are being removed from the pool for future breaks, leaving a second chance opportunity for viewers who did not secure a ball in this round to potentially win $250 worth of hitless credit. The episode concludes with the host announcing that the next three box breaks will also come from a fresh case, ensuring that every team remains available and offering new hope for collectors. He encourages everyone to keep trying, as the availability of signatures resets with each new case opening. The video ends on a positive note with congratulations to those who successfully found their desired players and a reminder that luck plays a significant role in these breaks. Viewers are invited to return next time for another exciting round of autographed baseballs, maintaining the community spirit and competitive fun that defines the series.

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Hi everyone, Joe here for Jaspies with the final three boxes of this case here on a Wednesday. 2026 under Autograph Baseball is three box picker team number 60. Ben with Last Spot Mojo. Thanks to him. Thanks everybody for getting in. We loaded up the next three box break which will be from a fresh case. And if you go hitless, you have a second chance opportunity. Chance at some hitless credit. $250 worth. All right. And let's play some games here. Let's play a little Who am I? This guy might have been on multiple different teams. So, let's see. I think on the checklist he's only on one team, so that makes life easy for me. Who am I? Currently 62 years old. That's right. But throws left. Had a career 303 wins, 266 losses. A 329 ERA and 4,875 strikeouts. Played for one, two, three, four, five, six different teams my entire career. a 10-time all-star, a World Series champion, fivetime Sai Young award winner, a World Series MVP, a pitching triple crown winner, an MLB wins leader one time, fourtime ERA leader, ninetime strikeout leader, pitched a perfect game, pitched a no hitter, and a first ballot hall of famer with 97.3% of the vote. Who am I? >> Not Babe Ruth, but yes, Ryan, Ben S. Adam AK all getting it. Big unit hit a bird. Turned a bird into a puff of smoke. And yes, he is only on one team on the checklist and that would be Arizona Diamondbacks. In fact, it's a team baseball and it's clearly Diamondbacks. Great penmanship right here as well. And now nowadays, I guess he's a photographer, right? That's going to be for Adam in Arizona. There you go, Adam. Right. All right, next. Baseball. All right. We have an outfielder, 34 years old, active out fielder, bats left, throws right, career 282 batting average, 1,830 hits, 243 home runs, 900 runs batted in, and 232 stolen bases. Played for two teams my entire career. three-time all-star and NL MVP, gold glove award winner, threetime Silver Slugger award winner, two-time NL Hank Aaron award winner, two-time NL batting champion, and a gold medalist in the World Baseball Classic. There you go. Ryan's got it. Christian Yelich. Is that Freddy with a home run? I think first one in like months. That's blue Falcon 50. Oh, wait. Hold on. We got to Where is he on the checklist? He's got to be on his current team, right? They wouldn't put him on Yeah. Blue with Milwaukee. I just watched that movie the other night. Rookie of the year. Garden hoser. There you go. We got a MVP inscription there as well. Nice. Lucky, you still got a shot at the break credit. Keep that in mind. That's just like getting a baseball. Sometimes probably even better than some baseballs. So that's why that's why we have that in play. Nice. There you go. Blue. Oh, that's a nice pairing there. All right, third and final. All right. Um, we got a uh 29-year-old outfielder, bats left, throws right, 258 batting average, 83 home runs, and 229 runs batted in in my career since uh 2022. Been with the same team my entire career. This team draft me as well. Yeah, drafted me in 2019 uh in the 19th round. Made it to the majors. Good for him. So, kind of an older outfielder. I'm not sure what other information I have have for you here. >> Uh, went to St. John's River State College, played a couple years, and transferred to Virginia Tech. Yeah, it's not it's not going to be that great. >> Uh, lucky you nailed it. >> Harry Carpenter. All right, there's his auto right there. >> And that'll be for Detroit. That'll be for SMH 2223. >> All right, >> Arizona hit. Tigers just hit and the Brewers hit. So, we're going to take a few out of here. A few of those teams out of here. The rest of you, you got a chance at $250 of uh hitless credit. So, we're going to take out Arizona. We're going to take out Detroit or take out Milwaukee. So, fingers crossed here. >> All right. Good luck, everybody. And it's gonna be the Chicago White Socks. And that is Gormo. Wow. There you go, man. Congrats. And there you go everybody. The next three box break will be from a fresh case. So every team is in Hope Springs eternal and a fresh case. So get after it. I'm Joe and I'll see everybody next time for the next one.