Willie Harris Memorabilia & Collectibles

 

Major League Baseball’s second baseman and outfielder, Willie Harris is currently playing for the organization of the Atlanta Braves which makes the Willie Harris signed 2005 World Series baseball a treasured item of Harris throughout his stay with the team. Among his previous teams attended were Baltimore Orioles, Chicago White Sox, and Boston Red Sox. He was born in Cairo, Georgia in the United States on June 22, 1978. Harris was one of the three people who were from Cairo and was able to play in the Major League Baseball. Earnest Riles and Jackie Robinson were the other two. The former was his coach when he played in a local league in Cairo before he became professional.

 

Harris was also given the nickname “Peapod” by another baseball first baseman and outfielder, Ken Harrelson. He is best remembered for his versatility as well as speed in his professional career that lasted for five seasons and the Willie Harris signed 2005 World Series baseball is among the items which symbolize the great plays of Harris. His playing record presented him as a .242 hitter with homes runs of five and 52 run batted in over 322 games played.

 

In the 2005 World Series, Harris made history when he performed the winning run of the Game four of the Series and it is where he had the Willie Harris signed 2005 World Series baseball as a symbol for his victory. In 2006, he signed to a one-year and split contract with the Boston Red Sox. By the 20th of April, which was three days after he was designated in his assignment, he was handed over to the Pawtucket Red Sox.

 

Get a chance to grab Willie Harris’ cool stuff such as  Willie Harris signed 2005 World Series baseball, autographed MLB baseball, and signed White Sox 8x10 photo in Sportsmemorabilia.com. Harris’ name is often misspelled by some people into Willy Harris, Whillie Harris, Willie Haris, Willey Harris, Whilley Harris, and Whili Haris.