Jamie Moyer glove

Date2012 April 17

DescriptionBlack leather right-handed fielder’s glove with four finger stalls and a thumb stall connected with a hinged piece of leather as webbing. Leather laces connect the tips of the finger stalls. Leather laces line the top of the webbing, heel of the palm side of the glove, the palm side of the pinky stall and the palm side of the thumb stall. "A2000" is stamped into the pocket of the glove. "Wilson" is stamped on the palm side heel portion of the glove. Back side of the glove has an opening at the base of the finger stalls and a wrist strap that fastens with a knotted leather lace. There is a black and yellow manufacturer label on the wrist strap and a circular black and yellow manufacturer logo at the base of the thumb stall on the back side. "Jamie Moyer" is embroidered in red lettering on the back side of the thumb stall. There is a black and yellow manufacturer logo on the back side upper portion of the webbing. "A2000" is embroidered in yellow lettering on the back side of the forefinger stall. There is a red, white and blue embroidered MLB logo on the back side of the pinky stall with "ACO” stamped to the right.

Bio/Historical NoteWearing this glove on April 17, 2012, Jamie Moyer of the Colorado Rockies earned a 5-3 victory over San Diego. The 49-year, 151-day-old hurler became the majors' oldest pitcher to win a game, breaking a record set by Jack Quinn in 1932.

Object numberB-2012-0098

Artist, Creator, or Manufacturer Wilson Sporting Goods Company

Subject Moyer, Jamie

Subject Colorado Rockies (Baseball team)

Subject Major League Baseball (Organization)

Subject National League of Professional Baseball Clubs

Attributes

Classificationssports and athletic equipment

Dimensions15 x 12 in.

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