Framed Autographed/Signed David Cone 35x39 New York Pinstripe Baseball Jersey Beckett BAS COA

⚾ Framed Autographed/Signed David Cone New York Yankees Pinstripe Baseball Jersey Beckett BAS COA – Personally Signed by the Right-Handed Pitcher Who Threw the 16th Perfect Game in Major League Baseball History on July 18, 1999, Four-Time World Series Champion and One of the Premier Starters of the New York Yankees Dynasty Teams That Won Four Championships in Five Years From 1996 to 2000, Authenticated by Beckett BAS

⚾ The New York Yankees teams of the late 1990s are remembered as the standard for what a championship dynasty looks like in the era of the expanded free agency market, the payroll-driven roster construction model that the Yankees operated at its highest level – the teams built around Derek Jeter and Jorge Posada and Andy Pettitte and Bernie Williams and Mariano Rivera that won four World Series championships in five years from 1996 to 2000. The championship roster has a rotation story as well as a lineup story, and the rotation story includes David Cone: the veteran right-hander who arrived in New York with the reputation of a pitcher who competed at his best when the stakes were highest, who had won a World Series with the Toronto Blue Jays in 1992, and who became the veteran presence in the Yankees rotation that the dynasty's starting pitching relied on alongside Pettitte during the championship years.

⚾ David Brian Cone was born January 2, 1963, in Kansas City, Missouri, and developed as a pitcher through the minor league system before reaching the major league level with the Kansas City Royals in the mid-1980s. His career trajectory carried him through the New York Mets, where he became one of the National League's most dominant starters, through the Toronto Blue Jays, where he won his first World Series in 1992 as part of the team that defeated the Atlanta Braves, and then to the Yankees in 1995, where the second chapter of his championship career was written. He was part of Yankees teams that won in 1996, 1998, 1999, and 2000 – four championships in the span of five seasons that represented the most concentrated championship production of any starting pitcher in that era of the game.

🏆 The moment that stands alone in the narrative of Cone's career with the Yankees is July 18, 1999: Don Larsen Day at Yankee Stadium, the day the Yankees honored the only pitcher to throw a perfect game in World Series history, and the day David Cone pitched the 16th perfect game in major league history – twenty-seven Montreal Expos batters, twenty-seven outs, a 6-0 final score, and a celebration in the stadium that carried the weight of the coincidence that the former perfect game pitcher was watching from the stands when it happened again. The symmetry of the event – honoring Larsen while Cone was achieving the feat that Larsen had uniquely claimed in the history of October baseball – gave the afternoon a quality of story that the sport's best storytellers struggled to improve upon because the facts were better than anything that could have been invented.

👕 The New York Yankees pinstripe jersey is the most iconic uniform in baseball history – the white with the fine navy stripes, the “New York” wordmark across the chest that has been worn in variations by every Yankee since the pinstripes were introduced, the visual identity of the winningest franchise in the history of the sport. A signed Yankees pinstripe jersey from David Cone, framed to 35x39 and authenticated by Beckett BAS, connects the collector to one of the championship rotation's key contributors and to the player who carried the dynasty's perfect game into the record books on the afternoon that Don Larsen was watching. Condition: NOS.

⚾ David Cone. Kansas City, Missouri. New York Yankees. Right-Handed Pitcher. 4x World Series Champion. 1999 Perfect Game. BAS COA. Framed 35x39. Hall of Fame Sports Memorabilia. Condition: NOS.