The 1999 New York Yankees were a powerhouse team. They were 98-64 in the regular season. In the playoffs the Yankees swept the Texas Rangers in the Division Series 3-0, defeated the Red Sox 4-1 in the AL Championship series, and swept the Atlanta Braves in the World Series. The team was led offensively by Derek Jeter and Bernie Williams. Jeter hit .349, with 24 home runs, 102 RBI, and 134 runs; Williams hit .342, with 25 homers, 115 RBI, and 116 runs. The pitching staff featured David Cone, Orlando Hernandez, Andy Petitte, Roger Clemens, and Hideki Irabu - each of whom won at least 10 games. (31) autos: Jeter (HOF), Torre (HOF manager - on the sweet spot), Rivera (HOF), Posada, Pettitte, Clemens, Irabu, O'Neill, Williams, Martinez, Davis, Randolph, Cone, Girardi, Brosious, Strawberry, Leyritz, Chambliss, Knoblach and more. The signatures are on an Official World Series ball, and the signatures average 8/10. The ball is in excellent condition. The 1999 Yankees won their second World Series in a row, and they would go on to win three in a row, and going back to 1998, four out of five. The signatures represent the heart of a great Yankee dynasty.