Sammy Sosa Chicago Cubs Signed 1998 Sports Illustrated Magazine BAS
Sammy Sosa Chicago Cubs Signed 1998 Sports Illustrated Magazine BAS is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
Description
Collector Grade—autographed, signed Cubs memorabilia: a Beckett-authenticated 1998 Sports Illustrated magazine by Sammy Sosa. In 1998, Sosa captured the NL MVP while blasting 66 home runs during the famed chase with Mark McGwire. A 7-time All-Star with 609 career homers and six Silver Sluggers, he stands among the most prolific power hitters of the modern era.
Collector's Highlights:
- Athlete: Sammy Sosa (Chicago Cubs)
- Item: 1998 Sports Illustrated magazine — hand signed
- Authentication: Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) hologram and matching COA
Authenticated by BAS, this piece is verified genuine and ready for a serious collection—offering long-term confidence and a direct connection to Sosa’s 1998 MVP season and the Cubs’ modern era.
