Goose Gossage Autographed Official 1978 World Series Logo MLB Baseball New York Yankees "1978 WS Champs" JSA #A19935 Trout-Mike This is the game where

Name: Goose Gossage Autographed Official 1978 World Series Logo MLB Baseball New York Yankees "1978 WS Champs" JSA #A19935 Trout-Mike This is the game where
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Goose Gossage Autographed Official 1978 World Series Logo MLB Baseball New York Yankees "1978 WS Champs" JSA #A19935 Trout Mike This is the game where This is the game where Griffey broke his wrist while catching a baseball on the outfield wall This is a 3x5 Index Card that has been hand signed by Drew "Lefty" Rader This is an Official 1978 World Series Logo MLB Baseball that has been hand signed by Goose Gossage This item was inscribed "1978 WS Champs

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