IT is a shirt that was produced,for kids, in the early 60's that Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle on it to commemurate the story of them being called the M&M boys, when there was a home run rivilary between ,when they both played for the Yankees.The shirt has both their signatures in stencil, but Mantles wsa resigned later at Eastdale Mall in Montgomery,AL.It has both head shots,and both of them in a batting stance.
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PSA is one of the leading authenticator's of autographs in the business and VERY reputable.  THere autograph site is http://www.psadna.com/ and they can walk you from through the steps from there.  you can also call them at 1.800.325.1121.\n\nScott
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Its official name is the pitching machine.  Ballplayers commonly refer to it as, "Ol Mike".
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I think you're right. I also think it will never happen: Too much cash tied up in the brand.  It started in the early 1900's when Americans were the only people on the planet playing baseball, and so were literally WORLD champs.
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When I played little league, I think my coach had us bite down on the top of our shirts to keep our heads down. It sounds a little weird, but I'm pretty sure thats what it was for, and it worked.
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"This Time" by Todd Thibaud. I think it was made especially for the WCWS. Try contacting ESPN to find a way to download it.
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http://cgi.ebay.com/Germany-Home-2006-S-39-20-PODOLSKI-Football-Shirt_W0QQitemZ8831051886QQihZ005QQcategoryZ53627QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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I too LOVED Johnny Damon until he became a Johnny Judas.  Go anywhere... Just don't go to the Yankees.  I wish I was going to the game on May 1 as I would join you in booing him.  I am going to the game on 9/17 AT YANKEE STADIUM.  I was thinking of taking my old Johnny Judas t-shirt and burning it outside the stadium.  :o)
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Well first off I'd try looking up the person who made the shirt and contacting them directly for a supplier.  Or you could always just go ask Hop Topic and those other places.  that's about the best I can come up with man, hope that helps.
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Yea it was Robert Fick.\nRoger Maris hit the first home run their when he broke a few records in 1961.
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You got it wrong. Haters have trouble understanding what is meant there.. It's just figurative, like seeing a child out playing ball and you call his another Hank Aaron...  You need yo unwind...  Jim
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Look at Ebay http://cgi.ebay.com/NEVER-SUMMER-Mens-MD-HALF-EAGLE-Long-Sleeve-T-SHIRT_W0QQitemZ7224011738QQcategoryZ36290QQcmdZViewItem
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Here are a couple theories that sound vaguely plausible, but probably aren't true, to tide you over while I do some research.  I'll be back if I find anything else that seems more likely.\n\nGreat question!\n\nEDIT:  All right, here's one that sounds pretty good to me:  "Another, perhaps somewhat more likely, theory comes not from the use of relievers, but rather from late-arriving fans. In the 1870s, and perhaps earlier, after the game had started tickets would be sold at a discount.\nThese late arriving fans with cheap tickets would be herded into a roped-off, standing-room-only area in foul territory. Because the fans were herded in like cattle, the area was known as the bullpen. In 1877 the Cincinnati Enquirer used the term to describe this practice. The name for this area of foul territory stuck, and later when relief pitchers became part of the game, they used this area of foul territory to warm up. After that, the term bullpen stuck to relievers."\n\nFollow the second link to get the full discussion that this answer came from.
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i want that shirt too...that would be cool....but i agree...check ebay or amazon...if it is possible, you will find it!
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The security at potentially clinching games is overwhelming now.  I think the turning point game was the final game of the 1976 ALCS when the Yankee fans totallly trashed the field after Chris Chambliss won the pennant for the Yankees on a 9th inning walk off homer.  It was not a new development for the home town crowd to jump onto the field for a pennant or World Series winning moment.  I have seen films of the Bill Mazeroski walk off home run in 1960 and he had trouble crossing the plate because of the number of fans who had run onto the field in celebration.   In the 2004 ALCS, when A-Rod was called out after limp wristedly slapping at Bronson Arroyo's glove, dozens of mounted New York policeman had to surround the field as a preventative.  They did not just show up, they were obviously at the Stadium and ready to go in case of just such an emergency.
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Here you go buddy.  Koby Abberton is the man.  I learned about a cool back story finding this link.  I think the best t-shirt is the one of the tatoo that Koby actually has around his neck.
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$700.00 in PSA 9 which is very very nice shape.  This is a good set and might be worth more by waiting.  Clemens, McGwire, Puckett,
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Well I'm a huge redsex fanand Johnny was like a hero to all of us and then going to another team, and of all, THE YANKEES!  because of money. tisk. now all of boston will be wearing their "Johnny is no longer my homeboy" shirts. Im going to the first Redsox yankees game may 1 and i will def. be booing. And be cheering for coco( if hes not injured)