⚾ Autographed Tim Raines New York Yankees Signed Grey Baseball Jersey — JSA COA — Sanford, Florida — Montreal Expos — New York Yankees — 'Rock' — Baseball Hall of Fame 2017 — 808 Career Stolen Bases — Seven Consecutive All-Star Selections — Two-Time World Series Champion — The Greatest Leadoff Hitter of His Era — Signed Grey Yankees Jersey — James Spence Authentication Certificate of Authenticity

⚾ Tim Raines signed this New York Yankees grey baseball jersey himself — a direct, in-person autograph from the left fielder and leadoff hitter who stole more bases than any player in the National League during the 1980s, who was selected for seven consecutive All-Star Games, who earned two World Series championship rings as a New York Yankee, and who was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2017 with 86% of the vote in his final year on the standard ballot. Authenticated and certified by James Spence Authentication (JSA), the signed grey Yankees jersey is the documented legacy of a player whose career combined offensive excellence, baserunning artistry, and the sustained production that Hall of Fame voters ultimately — and rightfully — recognized. Condition: NOS.

🌟 Sanford, Florida — The Speedster Who Changed Leadoff Hitting

🌟 Tim Raines was born on September 16, 1959, in Sanford, Florida — the Seminole County city in Central Florida — and grew up with the natural athletic gifts that would make him one of the most complete offensive players in the National League for more than a decade. He signed with the Montreal Expos organization and came up through their minor league system, making his full debut in 1981 and immediately demonstrating the combination of speed, plate discipline, and on-base ability that would define his career. Raines was one of the first leadoff hitters in the modern era to treat the stolen base as a precision weapon rather than a gamble — his stolen base percentage of .808 across 808 career attempts is one of the highest in the history of the game, reflecting the preparation and the situational awareness that separated him from the stolen base totalists who accumulated numbers at lower success rates. Condition: NOS.

🏆 New York Yankees — World Series Champion 1996 & 1998

🏆 Tim Raines joined the New York Yankees in 1996 and was part of two World Series championship teams in his three seasons in pinstripes — the 1996 championship team that defeated the Atlanta Braves in six games, and the 1998 championship team that won 125 games total and swept the San Diego Padres in four to claim one of the most dominant seasons in modern baseball history. His contribution to the Yankees dynasty years as a veteran outfielder and pinch-running specialist gave him the championship recognition his individual career had long deserved — a career that had included seven All-Star selections with the Expos, four stolen base titles, and a .294 career batting average that placed him in the company of the very best leadoff men the National League had produced. The grey Yankees jersey connects 'Rock' to the dynasty years that defined Yankees baseball in the late 1990s. Condition: NOS.

⭐ 808 Stolen Bases — The Career That Waited for Cooperstown

⭐ The Hall of Fame journey for Tim Raines was a long one — a wait that lasted through nine ballot years before the writers recognized the career that the statistical community had been advocating for throughout. His 808 career stolen bases rank fifth all-time in the history of the sport. His stolen base percentage of .808 places him among the most efficient baserunners in the history of the game. His seven All-Star selections, his four stolen base titles, and his career on-base percentage of .385 tell the story of a player who contributed to winning in the most complete way a leadoff hitter can. The HOF induction in 2017, with 86% of the vote, confirmed what the numbers had always said: Tim Raines belongs with the best who ever played. Condition: NOS.

⚾🌟 Tim Raines. 'Rock.' Sanford, Florida. Montreal Expos. New York Yankees. 808 stolen bases. Seven All-Star selections. 1996 and 1998 World Series champion. Baseball Hall of Fame 2017. Signed grey Yankees jersey, JSA COA. Condition: NOS.