Greg Maddux glove

Date1995

DescriptionBrown leather left-handed fielder's glove with four finger stalls, one thumb stall and black leather laces throughout. Finger stalls are connected at the top with leather laces. There is a single large leather piece between the thumb and forefinger stalls as webbing. "Dual Hinge" is stamped vertically in the center of the palm side of the webbing. Palm side has "Conform" and "Wilson" stamped in the pocket with a manufacturer design above. Back side of the glove has "Greg Maddux" in yellow embroidery across the thumb stall above a black circular manufacturer label with "W" embroidered in yellow in the center. Back side of the webbing has "The A2000 - XL" stamped above another black circular manufacturer label with "W" embroidered in yellow in the center. Back side also has two "Confirm / Wilson" with MLB logos on black fabric labels attached at the base of the finger stalls as well as across the pinky stall. "Patent Pending" and "Japan" are stamped across the pinky stall also. Back side wrist strap area has a circular black piece with "W" in yellow in four areas around the perimeter.

Bio/Historical NoteDuring the 1995 season, Greg Maddux used this glove to record 18 of his 546 career putouts, the most ever by a big league pitcher.

Object numberB-1996-0050

Artist, Creator, or Manufacturer Wilson Sporting Goods Company

Subject Maddux, Greg, 1966-

Subject Atlanta Braves (Baseball team)

Subject National League of Professional Baseball Clubs

Subject Major League Baseball (Organization)

Attributes

Classificationssports and athletic equipment

Dimensions10.5 x 12 x 6.5 in.

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