* In 1998, besides becoming the 2nd shortstop to top the 40 homer mark in baseball history, Rodriguez was only the 3rd player to join the 40/40 club. (steals and home runs). Over the course of a 7 year career, he has been an All Star 3 times.

Alex Rodriguez '54 18" x 25" Limited Edition Artist Print by Bill Purdom

 

* September 30, 1956, the final game of the season. The Dodgers lead the second-place Braves by just one game and need a victory here or a Milwaukee loss in St. Louis to clinch the National League pennant. As it turns out, the Braves will defeat the Cardina

Amazing Ebbets Catch 29 5/8" x 21 5/8" Limited Edition Artist Print by Bill Purdom

 

* From the day he broke baseball's color barrier in 1947, Jackie Robinson injected the Dodgers with a special spirit that helped make his 10 years with the club the most exciting in the 68-year history of the Brooklyn franchise. He ran the bases with a kind

Amazing Ebbets Steal 33" x 18" Limited Edition Artist Print by Bill Purdom

 

* It's October 26, 1991, Game 6 of the Fall Classic at the Metrodome in Minneapolis and Kirby Puckett is climbing an invisible ladder to haul in a drive off the bat of Atlanta's Ron Gant. The spectacular catch comes in the third inning with Terry Pendleton

Amazing Metrodome Catch 29 5/8" x 21 5/8" Limited Edition Artist Print by Bill Purdom

 

* It's September 29, 1954, Game 1 of the Cleveland Indians-New York Giants World Series at the Polo Grounds in Manhattan. And that's 23-year-old Giants center fielder Willie Mays running down and hauling in Vic Wertz' enormous eighth-inning drive for what w

Amazing Polo Catch 21 5/8" x 29 5/8" Limited Edition Artist Print by Bill Purdom

 

* It's Monday night, May 28, 1951, and rookie Willie Mays, 20, has just launched a first- inning pitch from Boston Braves southpaw Warren Spahn toward the left field roof at the Polo Grounds in Manhattan. It is Mays' first home at-bat for the New York Giant

Amazing Polo Debut 21 5/8" x 29 5/8" Limited Edition Artist Print by Bill Purdom

 

* You're seated deep in the left field corner. Although the scene is based on reference material obtained on June 15, 1989, the game on the field between the Yankees and the Orioles is pure fantasy, with Don Mattingly at bat for the Bombers. Your view to th

Baltimore Memorial Stadium 36" x 15" Limited Edition Artist Print by Bill Purdom

 

* Less than a year earlier, this facility had taken center stage in the sports world as the track and field venue for the 1996 Summer Olympics. Now, with the northern end of Olympic Stadium and some 35,000 seats gone, it's 49,714-seat Turner Field, the new

Brave New World 36" x 15" Limited Edition Artist Print by Bill Purdom

 

* It's October 5, 1960, Game 1 of the Yankees-Pirates World Series at venerable Forbes Field in Pittsburgh. And 26-year-old Pirate slugger Roberto Clemente, in his first World Series at-bat, is about to rip a 1st-inning pitch from Yankee righty Art Ditmar f

Buc Starts Here 29 5/8" x 21 5/8" Limited Edition Artist Print by Bill Purdom

 

* After playing in 2,362 straight games, Cal finally sat one out. It was the first game he'd missed since 1982. The sturdy Bird dropped his name into the Orioles record book a few more times in '98 and is now his team's all-time leader in Hits, Runs, Double

Cal Ripken '53 18" x 25" Limited Edition Artist Print by Bill Purdom

 

* It's July 11, 1990, "Turn Back the Clock Day," on Chicago's South Side. The White Sox are wearing dazzling replicas of their 1917 World Champion uniforms in a game against the Brewers. From your field level seat behind the third base dugout you can see

Comiskey Park Continuum 36" x 14 1/2" Limited Edition Artist Print by Bill Purdom

 

* It's Opening Day, the evening of April 26, 1995, and Rockies' right-hander Bill Swift has just uncorked the first official pitch at Denver's brand new Coors Field. A bundled-up crowd of 47,228 will watch Mets' leadoff batter Brett Butler slap the fastball

Coors First Pitch 33" x 18" Limited Edition Artist Print by Bill Purdom

 

* It's 1964, and that's Frank Robinson tearing into an opponent's pitch at the Reds' long- gone ballpark. From your vantage point in the lower deck, looking straight up the third base line, the four large billboards and old-fashioned scoreboard in left are

Crosley Field Revisited 29 5/8" x 21 5/8" Limited Edition Artist Print by Bill Purdom

 

* The long-awaited debut of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays is at hand. It's March 31, 1998, and a crowd of 45,369 has filled the domed ballpark in St. Petersburg, Fla. Left-hander Wilson Alvarez is on the mound for the home team and the first pitch in franchise h

Devil Rays Debut 36" x 15 3/4" Limited Edition Artist Print by Bill Purdom

 

* It's October 1, 1955, Game 4 of the Yankees-Dodgers World Series, and that's Brooklyn's Roy Campanella cracking a fourth inning homer off Don Larsen. The leadoff blast ignites a three-run uprising as the Dodgers erase a 3-1 deficit and go on to defeat the

Ebbets Field Classic 36" x 14" Limited Edition Artist Print by Bill Purdom

 

* It's April 6, 1992, and the Orioles' Rick Sutcliffe has just uncorked the first official pitch at Camden Yards in Baltimore. The pitch to Cleveland's Kenny Lofton, was high and away for a ball. From your seat behind home plate you have a fully panoramic v

First Camden Pitch 36" x 14" Limited Edition Artist Print by Bill Purdom

 

* It's October 13, 1960, at long-gone Forbes Field in Pittsburgh, and that's Bill Mazeroski rounding first after rocking pitcher Ralph Terry and the Yankees with a tie-breaking, ninth-inning homer in Game 7 of the World Series. Maz is The Man, and the Pirat

Forbes Autumn Classic 29 5/8" x 21 5/8" Limited Edition Artist Print by Bill Purdom

 

* Bob Gibson's regular-season numbers in 1968 were staggering: 22 wins against only nine losses; a microscopic 1.12 earned run average; 268 strikeouts; and an incredible 13 shutouts. So it came as little surprise when he continued to sizzle in Game 1 of the

Gibson's Busch Classic 31" x 20" Limited Edition Artist Print by Bill Purdom

 

* In March of 1996, the Yankeesr spring training camp was buzzing with plenty of questions about a young shortstop named Derek Jeter. Could he hit and field well enough at the big league level to replace an injured Tony Fernandez? Was this 21-year-old who

Jeter Reaching Greatness 21 5/8" x 29 5/8" Limited Edition Artist Print by Bill Purdom

 

* The 2nd youngest player to attain 300 home runs, Griffey moved to Cincinnati to start the 2000 season and brought with him the reputation of being one of the finest centerfielders and best hitters in the game. With that came 398 homers, 1152 R.B.I., 10 go

Ken Griffey Jr '54 18" x 25" Limited Edition Artist Print by Bill Purdom

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