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Don Mattingly Framed Tribute Photo
| Donnie Baseball tribute ready to hang on any wall in your home or office.
Photo: 8 x 10 - Composite of this Yankees Great Donnie Baseball, #23
Frame size: 11 x 14
Frame style: 1 ½ “ Black, Traditional
Matte type: White and Navy Blue Matted, Acid Free Matte
Price $34.99
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About the Item
He was the bright spot in the years the Yankees weren’t great, every Yankees fan cheered for Donnie baseball. This framed photo is a tribute to Mattingly’s great career. Photo is a composite and contains various images of Donnie playing the game. It also some career statistics.
Photo is double matted in Yankees colors, white and navy blue, with a black 1" modern style frame, measuring 11 x 14. Bring your collection to the next level. You can start your own Yankees Wall of Fame.
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About the Player:
Yankees fans loved him, opposing players respected him and pitchers feared him. Don Mattingly “Donnie Baseball” was one of the best hitters during the 1980’s. He won a batting title (1984), an RBI title (1985), was a nine-time Gold Glove winner (1985-1989, 1991-1994), a three-time Silver Slugger winner (1985-1987) and was the 1985 American League MVP. He was the Yankees captain from 1991-1995.
This sweet swinging lefty was always a threat at the plate; he could take anyone deep or poke a single. Mattingly holds the record for most consecutive games with a home run (8 in a row). He finished his career with a .307 batting average, 2,153 hits and 1099 runs batted in. The Yankees retired his number 23 and a plaque in Monument Park was dedicated to him.
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