⚾ Framed 35x39 Autographed/Signed Greg Maddux Atlanta Braves Blue Baseball Jersey — JSA COA — San Angelo, Texas — Chicago Cubs — Atlanta Braves — Four-Time Cy Young Award Winner (1992–1995) — 18-Time Gold Glove Award — 355 Career Wins — 1995 World Series Champion — Pro Baseball Hall of Fame 2014 — James Spence Authentication Certificate of Authenticity — Framed 35x39

⚾ Greg Maddux signed this Atlanta Braves blue baseball jersey himself — a direct, in-person autograph from the greatest control pitcher in the history of the National League, who won four consecutive Cy Young Awards from 1992 through 1995 — the only pitcher in the history of baseball to accomplish that — who won 18 Gold Glove Awards across his career, who compiled 355 wins with a combination of precision, movement, and baseball intellect that the game has not produced since, and who was inducted into the Pro Baseball Hall of Fame in 2014. Authenticated and certified by James Spence Authentication (JSA) and presented in a frame measuring 35 by 39 inches, this signed Braves blue jersey is the artifact of the pitching mastery that Atlanta-era fans watched from the early 1990s through the early 2000s. Condition: NOS.

🌟 San Angelo, Texas — The Cubs to the Braves

🌟 Greg Maddux was born on April 14, 1966, in San Angelo, Texas — and grew up in Las Vegas, Nevada, where the desert heat and the year-round playing conditions gave him the development runway that the pitching craft he would eventually master requires from a very early age. The Chicago Cubs drafted him in the second round of the 1984 MLB Draft, and he made his debut with Chicago in 1986, establishing himself as one of the most promising young pitchers in the National League before his 1992 Cy Young Award — the first of four consecutive — announced to the baseball world that what they were watching was something beyond the ordinary development trajectory. Maddux signed with the Atlanta Braves as a free agent after the 1992 season and joined one of the most celebrated pitching rotations in baseball history. Condition: NOS.

🏆 Atlanta Braves — Four Consecutive Cy Youngs and the 1995 Championship

🏆 When Greg Maddux arrived in Atlanta in 1993, he joined John Smoltz and Tom Glavine in a Braves rotation that became the most discussed starting pitching combination in the National League for a decade — three pitchers who between them would win six Cy Young Awards in the 1990s alone and who made the Braves the annual October contender that the rest of the NL built their seasons around trying to overcome. Maddux's three Braves Cy Young Awards in 1993, 1994, and 1995 — combined with his 1992 Cubs Cy Young — gave him four consecutive, the record that no pitcher has come close to matching. The 1995 Braves beat the Cleveland Indians in six games to win the World Series, and Maddux was the ace of the staff that delivered the championship. Condition: NOS.

⭐ 18 Gold Gloves — The Pitcher Who Could Field Like an Infielder

⭐ Greg Maddux's 18 Gold Glove Awards — the most ever won by a pitcher — reflect the dimension of his game that goes beyond the statistics in the box score. His fielding position on the mound was so meticulous, his first step to the ball so precise, and his ability to convert potential hits into outs so reliable that the pitching mound effectively became an extra infield position when Maddux was on it. His career ERA of 3.16 across 23 major league seasons, his WHIP, his strikeout-to-walk ratios — the statistics of complete mastery accumulated across two decades of starting pitching at the highest level — are the evidence that the four Cy Youngs and the 355 wins and the Hall of Fame plaque simply confirm. The blue Braves jersey. The signed and certified relic of the most complete pitcher of his generation. Condition: NOS.

⚾🌟 Greg Maddux. San Angelo, Texas. Chicago Cubs 1986-1992. Atlanta Braves 1993-2003. Four consecutive Cy Young Awards (1992-1995). 18 Gold Gloves. 355 career wins. 1995 World Series champion. Pro Baseball Hall of Fame 2014. Signed blue Braves jersey, framed 35x39, JSA COA. Condition: NOS.