⚾ Autographed Corbin Bernsen Roger Dorn Major League Cleveland Indians White Baseball Jersey JSA COA — North Hollywood California San Fernando Valley, Roger Dorn Third Baseman Cleveland Indians Major League 1989, Tom Berenger Charlie Sheen Wesley Snipes, David Ward Director, One of the Greatest Baseball Films Ever Made — Your Frame Your Wall Your Way

The Cleveland Indians white. The jersey of the fictional team that captured the imagination of baseball fans everywhere in the summer of 1989 — the lovably awful Indians of Major League, assembled by a scheming owner who wanted the team to fail and instead helped create one of the most beloved baseball films in the history of cinema. Signed by Corbin Bernsen in his role as Roger Dorn, the self-interested, wealthy third baseman at the center of that fictional clubhouse. Authenticated by JSA. Unframed — your frame, your wall, your way.

🌟 Corbin Bernsen — North Hollywood, California; Roger Dorn; The Actor Behind the Third Baseman

Corbin Bernsen was born September 7, 1954, in North Hollywood, California — the San Fernando Valley suburb of Los Angeles where the film industry infrastructure and the studio back-lots and the creative community have shaped the culture for a century. Bernsen came to Major League after years of success on L.A. Law, the legal drama where he played Arnie Becker and became a recognizable face to audiences across America. In 1989, director David S. Ward cast him as Roger Dorn — the Cleveland Indians third baseman who owns part of the team, whose contract protects him from playing through injury, and whose arc from selfish to team-first becomes one of the emotional through-lines of the film.

🎬 Major League 1989 — The Film — The Fictional Cleveland Indians

Major League (1989) is one of the most celebrated baseball films ever made: the story of a fictionally awful Cleveland Indians team assembled by owner Rachel Phelps (Margaret Whitton), who wants them to lose so she can move the franchise to Miami. The team she assembles includes catcher Jake Taylor (Tom Berenger), pitcher Ricky Vaughn (Charlie Sheen, the Wild Thing), outfielder Willie Mays Hayes (Wesley Snipes), slugger Pedro Cerrano (Dennis Haysbert), and at third base, Roger Dorn (Bernsen). The film was shot partly at Milwaukee County Stadium (standing in for Cleveland) and remains a fan favorite more than three decades after its release — the team that was supposed to fail and instead won.

⭐ Roger Dorn — The Jersey — JSA Authenticated

The Cleveland Indians white jersey signed by Corbin Bernsen as Roger Dorn is the collector piece for fans of one of baseball cinema most enduring films. The Indians white represents both the fictional franchise of the film and the authentic Cleveland Indians uniform that the production used. JSA authenticated. Unframed — collector control; display it in the frame and presentation you choose, the way that fits your space and your wall.

📦 Item Details

Item: Autographed Cleveland Indians White Baseball Jersey — signed by Corbin Bernsen as Roger Dorn. Authentication: JSA COA included. Signer: Corbin Bernsen. Born: September 7, 1954, North Hollywood, California. Role: Roger Dorn (third baseman) in Major League (1989). Co-stars: Tom Berenger (Jake Taylor), Charlie Sheen (Ricky Vaughn), Wesley Snipes (Willie Mays Hayes), Dennis Haysbert (Pedro Cerrano), Margaret Whitton (Rachel Phelps). Director: David S. Ward. Display: Unframed — collector control; frame it your way. Condition: NOS.

⚾🎬 North Hollywood. L.A. Law. Roger Dorn. Major League 1989. The Cleveland Indians. Wild Thing. Willie Mays Hayes. Jake Taylor. The team that was supposed to fail. Signed by the third baseman. Authenticated by JSA. Frame it your way.