Triple Play Wallets

Old goalie glove made into a wallet, hand stitched.

Bobby Bonilla was selected as an All-Star six times. Bonilla won three Silver Slugger Awards while a Pirate. Toward the end of his career, he helped lead the Florida Marlins to an improbable World Series triumph. His career stats were, 2,010 hits, 287 home runs, 1,173 runs batted in, and a career . 279 batting average.

Dick McAuliffe was never the kind of player destined to make it into Cooperstown, and yet he was precisely the kind of hard-nosed, rough and tumble baseball player who helped turn the 1968 Tigers team into world champions. The spirited infielder was known as “Mad Dog” to his teammates. McAuliffe spent 14 seasons with the Detroit Tigers, starting in 1960. With the Tigers, he managed three back-to-back All-Star seasons in 1965, 1966, and 1967, but not in the winning 1968 season when he had an American League high 95 runs scored. His career line with the Tigers was .249/.345/.408. a perfectly respectable 14-seasons.

Japanese made glove.

Rod Carew had a .328 career average and 3,053 hits to go along with seven batting titles and 18 All-Star Game selections, Carew tormented pitchers with a smooth swing from a crouched stance, using incredible hand-eye coordination developed as a youth in Panama. “He has no weakness as a hitter. Anything you throw he can handle.” – Catfish Hunter.