A great collectible for Cubs or Expos fans, a Rawlings Official Gold Glove Award baseball hand-signed by Andre Dawson. The signature was authenticated by Beckett Authentication with an individually numbered tamper proof hologram on the ball, which can be verified online.
- Official Rawlings baseball hand-signed by Andre Dawson
- Authenticated by Beckett Authentication and includes an individually numbered tamper-proof hologram
- Delivered in an acrylic ball cube
- Condition: Ball is clean with no toning
- Ball - Rawlings Official Major League Gold Glove Award
Player Biography
Andre Dawson was a supremely talented five-tool ballplayer, among the best in the game at bat, on the bases and in the field. The 1977 NL Rookie of the Year earned eight All-Star Game berths, eight Gold Glove awards and four Silver Slugger awards in his 21 years with the Expos, Cubs, Red Sox and Marlins. With Chicago in 1987, “The Hawk” became the first player on a last-place club to win the league’s MVP Award. Dawson retired with 438 home runs and 314 stolen bases, just the second player – following Willie Mays – to total more than 400 homers and 300 steals.
A great collectible for Cubs or Expos fans, a Rawlings Official Gold Glove Award baseball hand-signed by Andre Dawson. The signature was authenticated by Beckett Authentication with an individually numbered tamper proof hologram on the ball, which can be verified online.
- Official Rawlings baseball hand-signed by Andre Dawson
- Authenticated by Beckett Authentication and includes an individually numbered tamper-proof hologram
- Delivered in an acrylic ball cube
- Condition: Ball is clean with no toning
- Ball - Rawlings Official Major League Gold Glove Award
Player Biography
Andre Dawson was a supremely talented five-tool ballplayer, among the best in the game at bat, on the bases and in the field. The 1977 NL Rookie of the Year earned eight All-Star Game berths, eight Gold Glove awards and four Silver Slugger awards in his 21 years with the Expos, Cubs, Red Sox and Marlins. With Chicago in 1987, “The Hawk” became the first player on a last-place club to win the league’s MVP Award. Dawson retired with 438 home runs and 314 stolen bases, just the second player – following Willie Mays – to total more than 400 homers and 300 steals.
