Collectors Package Total Lot of 17 items
Lot of 12: (5) 1993 Florida Marlins Inaugural Chevron Fotoball Baseball with Wayne Huizenga Opening Game Ball and (1) Black Stand
The first 4 are a MLB licensed and approved 1993 Florida Marlins Baseball Set by Chevron. These Fotoball baseballs have the Marlins logo from the Inaugural team which featured: Benito Santiago, Walt Weiss, Dave Magadan, and the Marlins Blue Logo Ball and the Marlin/Chevron black stand. The Fifth Fotoball is from the 1993 Inaugural Owner Opening Day ball with Wayne Huizenga "Thank you for your support" and photoshop autograph with black stand. Used CONDITION because it sat on a shelf for years. CHEVRON GAS STATIONS sold these TEAM STARS 1993 FOTOBALL balls with a gas fill up. Owner Ball was given at the opening game.
Lot 2: 2 programs from the first season Vol. 1 Ed. 2 program and a 1997 /1998 never used calendar. Used program was scored in.
Lot 3: Rene Lachemann, Manager and Chris Hammond #11 Second Second season Marlins team signed baseballs from 1994
Lot 4: White Florida Marlins Chevron Bandana.
Lot 5: 4 Stadium cups 1993
I do have an opening season program and poster available for sale on another site. eBay item number:114888898756
Will combine shipping for all. Please view all the items. Thanks for looking, ask any questions. No returns.
This baseball was signed for me by Rene Lachemann, Manager after a Florida Marlins Second season game in 1994 I am downsizing my Florida Marlin collection. Please view my other Florida Marlin Inaugural season and second season items up for sale. My husband has put me under a salary cap. One owner .... you can be next at bat! and
"Due to his success with the Athletics, on October 23, 1992, he became the expansion Marlins’ first manager when they entered the National League at the outset of the 1993 season.[7][8] He was chosen over candidates such as former major league managers Bill Virdon and Jimy Williams, and also was a finalist for the managerial job with the Texas Rangers, who hired Kevin Kennedy.
The Marlins were 64–98 (.395) in their inaugural season, good for sixth place in the NL East while being five games better than the New York Mets. In the strike-shortened season of 1994, they went 51–64 (.443) for a fifth-place finish. Florida improved to 67–76 (.469) and a fourth-place ranking the following year. For 1996, the team was playing slightly below average, being 39–47 (.453) by the time of the All-Star break."
Chris Hammond #11 Second season Marlins team signed baseball from 1994 "Chris Hammond was a member of the inaugural Marlins team that began play in Major League Baseball in 1993. In his inaugural season as a Marlin, he hit two home runs (one a pinch-hit grand slam), and pitched his way to a 4.66 ERA in 191 innings. In 1994, he experienced somewhat more success (a 3.07 ERA) in a season shortened by injuries. After a mediocre 1995 season, Hammond's career seemed to hit a nosedive. His first stint with the Florida Marlins would end in 1996, where he totaled a 6.56 ERA and would face a demotion to the bullpen." Afterwards he went to the Boston Red Sox. In 1998 came back to the Florida Marlins. (I had already moved out of town.)
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