Eyes On The Prize, a Montreal Canadiens community

There is such cool stuff in this one that I hate to even tell other people about it. These items are donated by the Giants via Mike Murphy, a Rocket Dog supporter. Rocket Dog Rescue is a San Francisco Bay Area dog rescue organization run by a group of dedicated volunteers. We save dogs from death at over-crowded shelters and find them loving, happy homes. Now into our tenth year, RDR is stronger than ever, and has saved the lives of over 4,000 animals. Are you looking to adopt a dog in the San Francisco Bay Area? Look no further!

Fan site dedicated to Oakland A's collectibles & memorabilia.

You might have seen this guy's collection on TV before a game earlier in the year. Well now he has uploaded pictures of all his game worn jerseys and is uploading pictures of awesome items in his collection every day. By far the best and most extensive collection I have ever seen. 10X better than the guy they featured in 2002 with the office full of stuff. As of right now only 43 people like this. There is no way only 43 people would like a collection like this so I figured there were plenty that have yet to check it out. I decided to make it easy for everyone to see it and what better place to find blazermaniacs than Blazersedge! Also I would love to see every one elses awesome blazer items so post pictures if you want to show your stuff off! Lets get hyped for 2011! Go Blazers!

An OAL (Harridge) baseball, signed by the entire pennant-winning 1959 Chicago White Sox team. This is one of only two teams (the other being the '54 Indians, also managed by Al Lopez) to interrupt the Yankees string of pennants from 1949 to 1964. This team contained five future HOFers, manager Lopez, shortstop Luis Aparicio, second baseman Nellie Fox, pitcher Early Wynn, and, briefly, Larry Doby. All of the above have signed except Doby (Fox signed as 'Nelson'); other signers include: Norm Cash, Ted Kluszewski, Sherm Lollar, Bubba Phillips, Ken McBride, Sam Esposito, Billy Pierce, Earl Torgeson, Barry Latman, Rudy Arias, Johnny Romano, Earl Battey, Jim McAnny, Jerry Staley, Bill Goodman, Bob Shaw, Al Smith, Turk Lown, Ray Moore, and coaches Ray Barnes, Tony Cuccinello, John Looney and Don Gutteridge. Lopez and Looney share the sweet-spot. Aparicio has signed over Harridge's stamp (very light). For some reason, Minnie Minoso (who was actually not with the '59 team but re-joined them in 1960) has signed this baseball THREE times. Some signatures in different pen (notably Wynn and Lown), indicating a later signature; most autographs in black ballpoint. Signatures rate about a five or six. (2008 PSA/DNA COA)