⚾ Bill Madlock Signed Pittsburgh Pirates White Baseball Jersey JSA COA — "Mad Dog" — The Pirates Home Jersey — Three Rivers Stadium — The Steel City — Willie Stargell and the "We Are Family" Era in White Pinstripes — 4x NL Batting Champion — 1979 World Series Champion — JSA Certified Autograph

⚾ A Bill Madlock signed Pittsburgh Pirates white home baseball jersey, authenticated by JSA (James Spence Authentication) Certificate of Authenticity. The white Pittsburgh Pirates jersey is the home uniform of the franchise — the garment worn at Three Rivers Stadium on the banks of the Allegheny, Monongahela, and Ohio rivers in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the steel city that produced one of the sport's most celebrated championship cultures. Bill Madlock — "Mad Dog," the four-time NL batting champion and 1979 World Series champion — signed this white Pirates home jersey that represents the home-field chapter of his championship career. JSA-certified genuine. Condition: NOS.

🌟 Three Rivers Stadium — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania — The Steel City — The Pirates' Home Identity in White

Three Rivers Stadium opened in 1970 on the north shore of Pittsburgh at the point where three rivers converge — the Allegheny from the northeast, the Monongahela from the southeast, and the Ohio formed where the two meet and flow westward into the Ohio River Valley. The stadium hosted both the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Pittsburgh Steelers through the 1970s and 1980s, and the home baseball jersey worn by the Pirates at Three Rivers during the championship era was the white uniform that carried the black-and-gold color scheme of all Pittsburgh professional sports — the steel city colors derived from the heraldic shield of the city itself. When Madlock played at Three Rivers in a Pirates home game, he wore a version of this white jersey, and the version he has signed and that JSA certified represents the home-field identity of the franchise during the most celebrated era in Pirates history. Condition: NOS.

⭐ The 1979 Pittsburgh Pirates — Willie Stargell — The Home White in the Championship Season

The 1979 World Series championship season built the most beloved Pittsburgh Pirates roster in modern history around Willie Stargell — "Pops," the first baseman and team captain who was named the World Series MVP after leading the Pirates back from a three-games-to-one deficit against the Baltimore Orioles. The white Pirates home uniform was worn in the games at Three Rivers Stadium during the 1979 postseason, and Stargell's habit of handing out gold star stickers to teammates for outstanding plays created the visual image of Pirates players covered in stars on their gold-and-black uniforms — a spontaneous tradition that became one of the most memorable team identity elements in baseball history. Madlock was the third baseman of that team, contributing to the run production and defensive stability that gave the pitching staff the run support to win the championship. The white jersey signed by Madlock and certified by JSA is the home artifact of the championship team. Condition: NOS.

📦 Item Details

Item: Bill Madlock Signed Pittsburgh Pirates White Home Baseball Jersey. Authentication: JSA (James Spence Authentication) Certificate of Authenticity. Athlete: Bill Madlock, "Mad Dog." Born: January 12, 1951, Markham, Illinois. Pittsburgh Pirates career: two stints. Batting titles with Pirates: 1981, 1983. 1979 World Series champion. Condition: NOS.

⚾⭐ Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania. The steel city. Three Rivers Stadium. The rivers converging. The gold and black. The home white. The 1979 season. Willie Stargell. Pops. The gold stars on the uniform. We Are Family. Three games to one down. Four wins in a row. The championship. The home jersey worn during the World Series games in Pittsburgh. Mad Dog Madlock. The batting titles. The swing. JSA certified. The white jersey signed. Condition: NOS.