⚾ Framed Autographed/Signed Curt Schilling 35x39 Boston Blue Baseball Jersey JSA COA — The JSA Authentication Certified Hand-Signed 35x39 Professionally Framed Boston Red Sox Blue Baseball Jersey Bearing the Personal Autograph of Curt Schilling, the Pitcher Who Anchored the 2004 Boston Red Sox World Series Championship Run Through One of the Most Memorable Individual Performances in Postseason Baseball History — Playing Through a Sutured Tendon That Left a Bloodstain Visible on His Sock in Front of the World

⚾ The Framed Autographed/Signed Curt Schilling 35x39 Boston Blue Baseball Jersey JSA COA is the James Spence Authentication certified hand-signed, professionally framed 35x39 Boston Red Sox blue baseball jersey carrying the personal autograph of Curt Schilling — a pitcher who helped deliver the 2004 World Series championship to Boston and who in the process became one of the most talked-about individual stories of that historic postseason. JSA Authentication confirms the signature as genuine for every Red Sox fan, every baseball collector, and every memorabilia enthusiast who understands what 2004 meant to Boston and what Curt Schilling's performance meant to that championship run.

⚾ Curt Schilling was born November 14, 1966, in Anchorage, Alaska, and became one of the most dominant power pitchers of his era across a career that took him from the Houston Astros and Baltimore Orioles to the Philadelphia Phillies, where he established himself as an ace, and then to the Arizona Diamondbacks, where he and Randy Johnson formed one of the most formidable postseason pitching partnerships in baseball history — winning the 2001 World Series and earning co-MVP honors with Johnson in the process. His strikeout rate, command, and ability to elevate his performance in October made him one of the most feared pitchers during his prime years.

⚾ When Schilling signed with the Boston Red Sox ahead of the 2004 season, he came with one explicit purpose — to help break the eighty-six-year championship drought that Red Sox fans had come to know as the Curse of the Bambino. In the 2004 American League Championship Series against the New York Yankees, with the Red Sox facing elimination, Schilling took the mound for Game 6 with a torn tendon sheath in his ankle that had been temporarily sutured directly to his skin. Blood from the sutured wound seeped through his sock and became visible on national television as he pitched into the seventh inning, kept the Yankees at bay, and helped the Red Sox complete the most improbable comeback in playoff baseball history — coming back from 0-3 to win four straight. The Boston Blue jersey signed by Schilling connects its owner to that championship and to one of the most celebrated individual performances in the history of October baseball. Condition: NOS.

⚾ Curt Schilling. Anchorage, Alaska. Boston Red Sox. Arizona Diamondbacks. Pitcher. 2001 World Series Champion. 2004 World Series Champion. Bloody Sock. Boston Red Sox Blue Baseball Jersey. Signed. JSA COA. Framed 35x39. Hall of Fame Sports Memorabilia. Condition: NOS.