The unique collectible for Johnny Bench fans, an official Rawlings mini Gold Glove award, hand-signed by Johnny Bench. The signature was authenticated through Fanatics Authentication. Also included is the hand-signed inscription of the 10 G G (Gold Gloves) that he won!
- Official Rawlings mini Gold Glove award hand-signed by Johnny Bench
- Authenticated by Fanatics Authentication and includes a tamper-proof serial numbered hologram
- Includes Gold Glove total inscription
- Display stand included
- Glove measures approximately 5" x 5" x 5"
Player Biography
In 1969, Ted Williams autographed a ball for Johnny Bench, “To a Hall of Famer for sure.” Perhaps the best defensive catcher of all-time, Bench won 10 straight Gold Glove awards and popularized the one-handed style of catching. Bench crushed 389 lifetime home runs and batted .267 for his career. He led the National League in home runs twice, RBI three times and total bases once. He won the N.L. Most Valuable Player Award in 1970 and 1972 and the World Series MVP in 1976. With Bench behind the plate, the Cincinnati Reds won four pennants and two World Series.
The unique collectible for Johnny Bench fans, an official Rawlings mini Gold Glove award, hand-signed by Johnny Bench. The signature was authenticated through Fanatics Authentication. Also included is the hand-signed inscription of the 10 G G (Gold Gloves) that he won!
- Official Rawlings mini Gold Glove award hand-signed by Johnny Bench
- Authenticated by Fanatics Authentication and includes a tamper-proof serial numbered hologram
- Includes Gold Glove total inscription
- Display stand included
- Glove measures approximately 5" x 5" x 5"
Player Biography
In 1969, Ted Williams autographed a ball for Johnny Bench, “To a Hall of Famer for sure.” Perhaps the best defensive catcher of all-time, Bench won 10 straight Gold Glove awards and popularized the one-handed style of catching. Bench crushed 389 lifetime home runs and batted .267 for his career. He led the National League in home runs twice, RBI three times and total bases once. He won the N.L. Most Valuable Player Award in 1970 and 1972 and the World Series MVP in 1976. With Bench behind the plate, the Cincinnati Reds won four pennants and two World Series.
