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    1. I might have to agree, but it’s not a level playing field for ASG balls vs. regular season commemorative game baseballs. There’s a huge advantage with multicolor stitching, and with non-standard stamp colors. So how about if we eliminate ASG balls and pick? My favorite is the Ichiro Number Retirement ball. Shame it’s such a tiny logo.

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      1. Next, for on-field gamers: Giants Oracle Park 25th. The design feels a little closer to the glory days of special event commemorative logo baseballs. The Cubs alternate and Philly Declaration 2025 ASG are up there too. But I think we may want to wait a week or so, until I can post a few more images. Gotta see the Brewers Bob Uecker Celebration of Life and Orioles Cal Ripken 30th Anniversary, MLB Consecutive Games Streak baseballs.

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        1. Zach,
          Good point about the ASG balls having an unfair advantage with multi-colored stitches and unique stamp colors. If we were to eliminate that, I would say that the best of 2025 is the Coors Field 30th Anniversary. There are a few reasons why. The first is that they translated the graphic to the perfect size where all the lettering is legible but not overbearing. The second reason is that the dark rows both above and below “Coors Field” reminds me of the row at the stadium that is colored purple to mark 5280 feet above sea level (I don’t know if this was intentional when the logo was designed). The final reason is that somebody could look at this ball 100 years from now and know exactly when and what this ball was commemorating. Even though the graphics on the Ichiro and Oracle Park baseballs were well executed, I feel a year date on each should have been included.

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          1. I was surprised that an all-text logo could be visually appealing after so many duds in recent years, but I see why it works well. I’d prefer some added design element, but it’s well executed as is. I liked it enough (and figured it’s rare and special enough) that I splurged for a game-used ball in addition to a mint. I just searched to see and compare the Coors Field 5,280 ft. row of seats you mentioned. Great eye for detail there! I’d never have thought of that comparison. Thanks for sharing this.

  4. Was hoping for orange stitching on the Ripken ball, like the 90’s version, but I’m not surprised they went with standard stitching. Speaking of 90’s version player commemoratives, would love to see them bring back the individual boxes with the giant commemorative sticker on the top. I remember collecting those as a kid and putting them in a separate cube. (Pro tip…open the box from the bottom to maintain the seal and sticker on top.)

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    1. I hadn’t really considered another orange-laced game ball. We’re just too far removed from the days where they would ever put a ball like that into regulation game play. Even though you can barely tell the difference from red stitching, IMO. I did imagine an Orioles black and orange laced retail-only version. I bet that would sell a ton. Man great memory on the customized retail boxes, they were cool! I still have so many, all different varieties of logos and stickers. None are displayed though. Perhaps if I ever get the space I’d display them all too.

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