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World Series 2007 Exhibit324 viewsFrom the Baseball Hall of Fame website:
"Boston catcher and team captain Jason Varitek wore this jersey in Games Three and Four of the 2007 World Series".
Photo: Milo Stewart, Jr. / BHOF
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Baseball Hall of Fame, Cooperstown, NY696 viewsFrom the "Today's Game - Locker Room" Exhibit
Some of the items in the Red Sox Locker: Johnny Damon's WS bat, Manny Ramirez' WS bat and jersey, Big Papi's WS batting helmet, Derek Lowe's WS jersey, Pedro Martinez' dirty WS baseball cap.
Also included: a sweatshirt, cap and ball autographed by Jimmy Fallon from the movie, "Fever Pitch".
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Baseball Hall of Fame, Cooperstown, NY691 viewsLocated in the Awards Exhibit: (Jason's photo is in the top row, middle between Kenny Rogers and Mark Teixeira).
The inscription reads:
The Gold Glove Award was initiated by Elmer Blasco of Rawling's Sporting Goods in 1957 and has been presented Annually to those players selected by managers and coaches as the best fielders at their respective positions.
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Baseball Hall of Fame, Cooperstown, NY521 viewsAnother view of the Gold Glove Award exhibit, new to the Hall of Fame. (Jason's photo is in the top row, middle between Kenny Rogers and Mark Teixeira).
The inscription reads:
The Gold Glove Award was initiated by Elmer Blasco of Rawling's Sporting Goods in 1957 and has been presented Annually to those players selected by managers and coaches as the best fielders at their respective positions.
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Baseball Hall of Fame, Cooperstown NY728 viewsCurt Schilling's bloody sock!
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Baseball Hall of Fame, Cooperstown, NY251 viewsTek Catches Fourth No-Hitter and Major League Record: Mask and other cather's gear worn by Boston Red Sox Jason Varitek for pitcher Jon Lester's No-Hitter against the Kansas City Royals on May 19, 2008.
Jason is the only Major League catcher in history to catch four no-hitters. He previously caught the no-no's of Hideo Nomo's in 2001, Derek Lowe's in 2002 and Clay Buchholz's in 2007.
Photo: Milo Stewart Jr. / BHOF
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