⚾ Autographed Curt Schilling Boston Red Sox Blue Baseball Jersey JSA COA — Anchorage Alaska, 2004 World Series Champion Red Sox Curse of the Bambino Broken, 2004 ALCS Bloody Sock Game, Comeback from 3-0 Against the Yankees, 2001 World Series Champion Diamondbacks, 1993 NLCS MVP Phillies — Your Frame Your Wall Your Way

The Boston Red Sox blue. The alternate jersey of the franchise that in October 2004 ended 86 years of waiting — and the pitcher who took the mound on an ankle held together by sutures, his sock soaking red through the entire game, to give the Red Sox the victory that made everything possible. Curt Schilling. Signed. Authenticated by JSA. Unframed — so you can choose exactly how to display it, in the frame that fits your space, mounted the way you want, your wall your way.

🌟 Curt Schilling — Anchorage, Alaska; The October Pitcher

Curt Schilling was born November 14, 1966, in Anchorage, Alaska — the largest city in America most northerly state, at the base of the Chugach Mountains on the shores of Cook Inlet, where the Alaska Range meets the Pacific and the winter dark comes early and the summer midnight sun stays late. He came through the Baltimore Orioles and Houston Astros systems before finding his identity as a postseason dominant starter who elevated his game on the biggest stages — a pitcher who wanted the ball in October and delivered when he got it.

🏆 The 2004 Bloody Sock Game — The Curse Broken

Game 6 of the 2004 ALCS. The Boston Red Sox had lost the first three games to the New York Yankees and faced elimination in Game 4. They won Game 4, Game 5, and then Game 6 was assigned to Schilling — with a torn tendon in his right ankle that had been temporarily sutured directly to the tissue, a procedure performed just hours before the game by Red Sox team physician Bill Morgan. Schilling pitched seven innings, allowing one run, while his sock turned red from the blood seeping through the sutures. The Red Sox won Game 6, won Game 7, then swept the St. Louis Cardinals in the World Series to break the Curse of the Bambino — 86 years of waiting, ended. The Bloody Sock game is one of the defining images of the entire 2004 postseason and one of the most celebrated individual performances in baseball October history.

⭐ 2001 World Series Champion — 1993 NLCS MVP — Three Eras, Three Championships

In 2001, Schilling and Randy Johnson co-won the World Series MVP award as the Arizona Diamondbacks defeated the New York Yankees 4-3 in a classic seven-game series. In 1993, with the Philadelphia Phillies, he was the NLCS MVP as the Phillies defeated the Atlanta Braves to reach the World Series. Three eras: Philadelphia, Arizona, Boston — each defined by postseason brilliance. The Red Sox blue alternate, signed by Schilling, authenticated by JSA, ready for you to frame exactly as you choose.

📦 Item Details

Item: Autographed Boston Red Sox Blue Alternate Baseball Jersey — signed by Curt Schilling. Authentication: JSA COA included. Player: Curt Schilling. Born: November 14, 1966, Anchorage, Alaska. MLB: Baltimore Orioles, Houston Astros, Philadelphia Phillies (1992-2000), Arizona Diamondbacks (2000-2003), Boston Red Sox (2004-2007). Accolades: 2004 World Series champion (Red Sox); 2001 World Series champion and co-MVP (Diamondbacks vs Yankees); 1993 NLCS MVP (Phillies). Display: Unframed — collector control; frame it your way. Condition: NOS.

⚾🏆 Anchorage. Alaska. October 2004. The sutures. The sock. The curse broken. The Diamondbacks. The Phillies. Three championships. Signed on the Red Sox blue. Authenticated by JSA. Frame it your way.