141. (SOLD OUT) "Murderers' Row" 7" x 10.5" Art Print Pirates Cleveland saw his rise

Cleveland saw his rise

one of the game's biggest "What If

There are 20 different art prints released in a season (1 per week) and once they're gone… they're gone

His entry into the hallowed halls of Cooperstown serves as a testament to his enduring legacy

141. (SOLD OUT) "Murderers' Row" 7" x 10.5" Art Print Pirates Cleveland saw his riseIt's 1927, and baseball has a date with destiny in the form of the New York Yankees and their storied lineup, particularly the first 6 batters, aptly dubbed "Murderers' Row." Now, you might think you've seen batting lineups that pack a punch, but let me tell you, this crew was in a league of its own. At the top of the order, we've got Earle Combs, the leadoff maestro. This guy didn't just step up to the plate; he practically waltzed his way there,