⚾ Mookie Betts Signed Los Angeles Dodgers White Baseball Jersey JSA COA Framed 35x39 — Born Nashville Tennessee, 2018 AL MVP, 2018 World Series Champion (Red Sox), 2020 World Series Champion (Dodgers), 6x Gold Glove Outfielder, 12-Year $365M Contract, Wall-Ready Display Frame

The white home jersey of the player who won it in Boston and then went west and won it again. A 35x39 framed display, authenticated by James Spence Authentication (JSA), bearing Mookie Betts's signature on the Los Angeles Dodgers home white uniform — the jersey that represents the Dodger Stadium chapter of one of the best all-around outfielders in the modern era of baseball. This is the Mookie Betts piece for the Dodgers collector, the AL/NL crossover collector, and the fan who watched the 2020 World Series bubble and saw Betts close out the chapter the Dodgers had been waiting to write for 32 years.

🌟 Nashville, Tennessee — Overton High School — The 5th-Round Pick Who Became the Best Player in Baseball

Markus Lynn Betts was born October 7, 1992, in Nashville, Tennessee, in the family of Dianna Collins and Willie Betts, a household where bowling was a family activity and sports were built into the fabric of daily life. He attended Overton High School in Nashville and developed into a multisport athlete — bowling, basketball, and baseball competing for his attention — but baseball won. The Red Sox selected him 172nd overall in the 5th round of the 2011 MLB Draft, a pick that would become one of the most celebrated draft selections in franchise history. He moved quickly through the Boston farm system, debuting in the majors in 2014, and by 2018 he had established himself as the best all-around player in the American League — a right fielder with elite defense (4 Gold Gloves by that point), plus batting average, plus power, plus speed, and the ability to affect a game at every level of the score sheet. The 2018 AL MVP season (.346/.438/.640, 32 HR, 80 RBI, 30 SB) was the culmination of that arrival. The Red Sox won the World Series in 2018. Mookie Betts wore his Red Sox uniform and won the ring. Then he went west.

🏆 The Trade to Los Angeles — The $365M Extension — The 2020 World Series

In February 2020, the Boston Red Sox traded Mookie Betts and David Price to the Los Angeles Dodgers in a blockbuster deal that reshaped both franchises. The Dodgers moved immediately: in July 2020, they signed Betts to a 12-year contract extension worth $365 million, the largest contract in baseball history at the time of signing. The 2020 season was played entirely in a bubble environment without fans due to the COVID-19 pandemic — 60 games in empty stadiums, a truncated playoffs, and a World Series staged at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas. The Dodgers won Game 6 on October 27, 2020, defeating the Tampa Bay Rays 3-1 and claiming the franchise's first championship since 1988. Mookie Betts hit a home run in Game 6. He had his second World Series ring. Two organizations. Two championships. The Nashville kid who became the player the entire game wanted to sign.

⭐ The White Home Jersey — The Framed Display — JSA Authentication

The Los Angeles Dodgers white home jersey is one of the most recognizable uniforms in baseball — the clean white, the Dodger Blue script across the chest, the number on the back, the uniform that has been worn at Dodger Stadium since the team arrived from Brooklyn in 1958. Mookie Betts's signed version, in the 35x39 framed display, is wall-ready: hang it today in the sports room, the office, the collection space, or wherever the best piece in the display belongs. JSA authentication gives you the verification from one of the industry's most respected third-party authentication services. The Mookie Betts white Dodgers jersey. Framed. Authenticated. Wall-ready. The Nashville outfielder with two rings. Condition: NOS.

📦 Item Details

Jersey: Autographed Los Angeles Dodgers White Baseball Jersey. Authentication: JSA COA. Display: Framed 35x39. Player: Mookie Betts. Born: October 7, 1992, Nashville, Tennessee. High School: Overton High School, Nashville. Draft: 172nd overall, 5th round, 2011 MLB Draft, Boston Red Sox. Career: Boston Red Sox (2014-2019), Los Angeles Dodgers (2020-present). Contract: 12-year $365M extension (2020). Achievements: 2018 AL MVP, 2018 World Series champion, 2020 World Series champion, 6x Gold Glove. Condition: NOS.

⚾🏆 Nashville. Overton. The 5th round. 172nd overall. The Red Sox farm system. The 2018 MVP season. .346. 32 HR. The Gold Gloves. The 2018 World Series. Boston. The trade. Los Angeles. The $365M extension. The 2020 bubble. Globe Life Field. The ring. The Dodgers home whites. The JSA COA. The 35x39 frame. The wall-ready display. Mookie Betts. Two cities. Two rings. One wall.