The unique collectible for Jim Kaat fans, an official Rawlings mini Gold Glove award, hand-signed by Jim Kaat. The signature was authenticated through the Baseball Hall of Fame. Also included is the hand-signed inscription of the 16x GG (Gold Gloves) that he won!
- Official Rawlings mini Gold Glove award hand-signed by Jim Kaat
- Authenticated by the Baseball Hall of Fame and includes an individually numbered tamper-proof hologram and matching numbered certificate of authenticity
- Includes Gold Glove total inscription
- Display stand included
- Glove measures approximately 5" x 5" x 5"
Player Biography
Jim Kaat pitched for 25 seasons with the Senators, Twins, White Sox, Phillies, Yankees and Cardinals, winning 283 games…A three-time 20-game winner, three-time All-Star and 16-time Gold Glove Award winner, Kaat’s 625 career games started ranks 17th all-time and his 4,530.1 innings pitched rank 25th…He helped the Twins win the 1965 American League pennant and the Phillies win National League East titles from 1976-78 before transitioning to the bullpen, when he was a key member of manager Whitey Herzog’s bullpen as the Cardinals won the World Series.
The unique collectible for Jim Kaat fans, an official Rawlings mini Gold Glove award, hand-signed by Jim Kaat. The signature was authenticated through the Baseball Hall of Fame. Also included is the hand-signed inscription of the 16x GG (Gold Gloves) that he won!
- Official Rawlings mini Gold Glove award hand-signed by Jim Kaat
- Authenticated by the Baseball Hall of Fame and includes an individually numbered tamper-proof hologram and matching numbered certificate of authenticity
- Includes Gold Glove total inscription
- Display stand included
- Glove measures approximately 5" x 5" x 5"
Player Biography
Jim Kaat pitched for 25 seasons with the Senators, Twins, White Sox, Phillies, Yankees and Cardinals, winning 283 games…A three-time 20-game winner, three-time All-Star and 16-time Gold Glove Award winner, Kaat’s 625 career games started ranks 17th all-time and his 4,530.1 innings pitched rank 25th…He helped the Twins win the 1965 American League pennant and the Phillies win National League East titles from 1976-78 before transitioning to the bullpen, when he was a key member of manager Whitey Herzog’s bullpen as the Cardinals won the World Series.
