Less than 5 Available - Retired Print
Willie McCovey - Willie McCovey's illustrious career in Major League Baseball is a tale of power and precision. Born in 1938 in Mobile, Alabama, he would go on to become one of the most feared sluggers in the game's history. McCovey was a towering presence both on and off the field, earning the nickname "Stretch" due to his incredible wingspan at first base.
His journey into the Major Leagues began in 1959 with the San Francisco Giants. It didn't take long for McCovey to make an impact, winning the National League Rookie of the Year award with his remarkable hitting prowess. His left-handed swing was a thing of beauty, generating awe-inspiring power.
McCovey's ability to send baseballs soaring into the bleachers became legendary. He was a six-time All-Star and claimed the National League Most Valuable Player award in 1969, a testament to his consistent excellence. During his career, he amassed 521 home runs, placing him among the all-time greats in this category. However, McCovey's influence extended beyond the batter's box. He was a respected figure in the clubhouse, a leader who set an example with his work ethic and dedication to the game. He was a beloved teammate and a source of inspiration for many.
Daniel Jacob Horine is a highly acclaimed baseball artist known for his talent in capturing the essence of America's favorite pastime through the visual language of comic books. Born and raised in a small town with a deep-rooted passion for both art and baseball, Horine's unique blend of creativity, his love for the game, and his frequent collaborations with former major leaguers has made him a standout figure in the baseball art world. His highly collectible artwork has been showcased in the Baseball Hall of Fame and featured on Topps baseball cards, and has attracted a wide range of enthusiasts, collectors, and baseball aficionados.
- Hand Numbered and Hand Signed by Daniel Jacob Horine
- Limited Edition of 235
- Never to be reprinted - 2 week print window
- Measures 7" x 10.5"
- Packaged in a classic comic book sleeve
Less than 5 Available - Retired Print
Willie McCovey - Willie McCovey's illustrious career in Major League Baseball is a tale of power and precision. Born in 1938 in Mobile, Alabama, he would go on to become one of the most feared sluggers in the game's history. McCovey was a towering presence both on and off the field, earning the nickname "Stretch" due to his incredible wingspan at first base.
His journey into the Major Leagues began in 1959 with the San Francisco Giants. It didn't take long for McCovey to make an impact, winning the National League Rookie of the Year award with his remarkable hitting prowess. His left-handed swing was a thing of beauty, generating awe-inspiring power.
McCovey's ability to send baseballs soaring into the bleachers became legendary. He was a six-time All-Star and claimed the National League Most Valuable Player award in 1969, a testament to his consistent excellence. During his career, he amassed 521 home runs, placing him among the all-time greats in this category. However, McCovey's influence extended beyond the batter's box. He was a respected figure in the clubhouse, a leader who set an example with his work ethic and dedication to the game. He was a beloved teammate and a source of inspiration for many.
Daniel Jacob Horine is a highly acclaimed baseball artist known for his talent in capturing the essence of America's favorite pastime through the visual language of comic books. Born and raised in a small town with a deep-rooted passion for both art and baseball, Horine's unique blend of creativity, his love for the game, and his frequent collaborations with former major leaguers has made him a standout figure in the baseball art world. His highly collectible artwork has been showcased in the Baseball Hall of Fame and featured on Topps baseball cards, and has attracted a wide range of enthusiasts, collectors, and baseball aficionados.
- Hand Numbered and Hand Signed by Daniel Jacob Horine
- Limited Edition of 235
- Never to be reprinted - 2 week print window
- Measures 7" x 10.5"
- Packaged in a classic comic book sleeve
