Sandy Koufax 63 World Series Game 1 Wind-Up Autographed Photo

• Includes Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity
  
  Sandy Koufax was the most dominating pitcher of his generation. His career peaked with a 6-year run like no other in the history of the game from 1961-1966 a period of time that included 6 straight All-Star appearances 3 Cy Young Awards and a NL MVP Award in 1963. From 1963-1966 he won 97 games and lost only 27. A 4-Time World Series Champion and 2-Time World Series MVP Koufax played his entire career for the Dodgers organization first in Brooklyn and then in Los Angeles. He threw 4 No-Hitters and one perfect game and made national headlines for his controversial decision to not pitch during Game 1 of the 1965 World Series the game fell on Yom Kippur the most holy day in the Jewish religion. His career was cut short due to a bout with arthritis at the age of 30. As a result he became the youngest player to ever be elected to Baseballs Hall of Fame in 1972 at age 36. Koufax has hand signed this 16in. x 20 in. photo of him during his 15 strike out performance during Game 1 of the 1963 World Series. Each piece will include a Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity and will also be photographed and registered within the On-Line Authentics database.