David Freese 2011 World Series RBI Double, Part of Multiple MLB Records For Sale

David Freese hit this ball for an RBI double in Game 3 of the 2011 World Series. Cardinals v. Rangers was one of the greatest world series ever played and Freese had one of the very best post-season performances in MLB history.
Freese in 2011 set a number of MLB single post-season records, and this ball is a part of two post-season records he alone still holds. It was his 15th of 21 RBIs, an MLBsingle post-seasonrecord, and it accounted for two of his 50 total bases, another MLB single post-seasonrecord. It is also one of his eight post-season doubles, tied for first with Pujols for a single post season. And he is tied with David Ortiz for the MLB record for Win Probability Added (WPA) for a single post-season, which this hit of course contributed to. highlight for this What\'s stands out about this hit, as shown on the highlight, is that Freese was so hot, the Rangers pitched him away for every pitch of this AB, yet he just reached out and hit the fifth consecutive outside pitch for the RBI double. This is that ball.
Article arguing that Freese\'s 2011 WS was best ever by a see pics and cert for more info. Comes in deluxe cube with custom plaque (note that plaque says Game 3 was played on 10/12; Game 3 was played 10/22)
Note that the holo info is not shown for security purposes but will of course provide that info upon purchase or to a reputable er on request.Game-used BaseballHologram numberFJXXXXXXEVENTSEvent2011 World Series Game 3 Cardinals @ RangersDateOct 22, 2011Additional InformationMatt Harrison pitched to David Freese, RBI-double to right field scoring Matt Holliday, top of 4th inning.

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