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Carlos Beltran Framed Composite Photo
| Own a quality framed photo of one of the best players in the game.
Photo: 8 x 10 - Composite
Frame size: 11 x 14
Frame style: 1 ½ " Black, Modern
Matte type: White and Blue Double Matted, Acid Free Matte
Price $34.99
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About the item:
What better gift for the Mets fan then a framed Carlos Beltran photo. Photo is a combination of four images of Carlos Beltran. Shown swinging (three images) and a head shot.
Photo is double matted in white and blue, with a black 1" modern style frame, measuring 11 x 14. Bring your collection to the next level, start a Mets wall of fame.
Certificate of Authenticity
Each framed item includes a uniquely numbered product identification label and a Certificate of Authenticity corresponding to that number.
About the Player:
One of the rare five-tool players in baseball, Carlos Beltran has had a number of MVP quality seasons during his 9 year career.
Originally drafted by the Kansas City Royals in the second round of the 1995. Beltran was the 1999 American League Rookie of the year. He played for the Royals he was traded to the Houston Astros during the 2004 season. While with the Astros he tied the record for most in a single post seasons with 8 home runs. Beltran had five straight playoff games with a home run, a major league record.
Following the 2004 season Beltran signed a lucrative 7-year contract with the New York Mets. He hit three home runs for the Mets during the 2006 playoffs and finished fourth in the National League MVP voting. He also won his first Gold Glove and Silver Slugger Awards.
Beltran is a three-time All-Star and the only player ever to be voted onto the American League teams and play on the National League squad, as he was traded to the Astros from the Royals less than a week before the game.
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