You are purchasing a BREAK SPOT in RSA's Signed Baseball Break!
Each round, we will sell 6 Division spots - AL East, AL Central, AL West, NL East, NL Central, NL West - and then open one mystery box containing one random autographed baseball.
You are not guaranteed a signed baseball by purchasing this item. All of these boxes will be opened during RSA eBay Live shows, so if you buy in make sure to tune into the next scheduled RSA livestream to see the results.
After all 6 spots sell prior to or during the next RSA livestream, RSA break hosts Joel and Drew will use a wheel to select which box out of the original 100 available to open that round. They will open the box and reveal its contents, and whoever picked the division the ball belongs to will receive the ball.
Most of the players featured in this break thumbnail - Albert Pujols, Greg Maddux, Rickey Henderson, Bo Jackson, Roger Clemens, Juan Soto, and Jacob Misiorowski are just 7 possibilities out of 100 boxes. Derek Jeter and Aaron Judge are also in the break, but not in the boxes themselves. More on that below.
23 of the 100 boxes contain baseballs valued at $150 or above. ALL signed baseballs pulled can be traded in for 90% shoprsa.com Store Credit!
Look for specially marked Silver Wrapped Baseballs (Current MLB Stars), Gold Wrapped Baseballs (HOF Caliber), and Black Wrapped Baseballs (Rising Stars and Top Prospects).
AND... there's a One In Ten within this break.
Jeter & Judge One In Ten
Two Yankee Captains, Two Signed Baseballs. Hunt for 11 entries (2 + 9) out of the 100 total break boxes that have the two legendary Yankees' jersey numbers pictured inside, and you will be entered into an elimination style tournament to win BOTH baseballs once all 11 entries are found.
Player Team Guidelines
If the player pulled is a current MLB player, such as Gerrit Cole for example: the ball will go to the AL East because he currently plays for the New York Yankees. He has played in the NL Central and AL West in the past, but current players will go to their current team.
If the player pulled is a retired MLB player, such as Reggie Jackson for example: the ball will go to the AL West because he played the most seasons of his career with the Oakland Athletics. This is not measured by how many total years spent in one division vs. another - it's based on the division of the team he played the most years for. The divisions are based on their current alignment, even though the Houston Astros used to be in the National League, they are part of the AL West in this break. A player like Andre Dawson, who spent the majority of his career with the Montreal Expos, would be awarded to the NL East spot because the Expos became the modern day Nationals.
HOWEVER, if there is an inscription on a signed ball that specifically ties to a particular team, that is the team/division the ball would go to. Manager signed baseballs will be random'd off to all break participants, as well as a few other baseballs scattered throughout the break (Drew will mention which ones as they go).
ALL SALES ARE FINAL!
