Offered is a double signed Bubba Trammell glove, game worn in 1997 when Trammell was a rookie outfielder with the Detroit Tigers. Trammell played eight seasons in the Major Leagues, with the Tigers, Tampa Bay Devil Rays, San Diego Padres, New York Mets, and the New York Yankees. Bubba is unrelated to Hall of Fame Detroit Tiger second baseman Alan Trammell. In his first Major League season, Bubba Trammell hit .228, with four homers and 13 RBIs. In that 1997 campaign, Trammell used this offered glove to field 1.000 in 212.2 innings in the outfield, with 52 putouts and one assist. Trammell played in the Major Leagues through part-way into the 2003 season, when he left the New York Yankees for an undisclosed reason. Trammell hit .261 lifetime, with 82 home runs, and he played for the Mets in the 2000 World Series. The glove is a Rawlings PRO-FMA model. Imprinted in the pocket is "Heart of the Hide." Also, imprinted on the glove: "DEER TANNED COWHIDE," "GOLD GLOVE," and "FOR THE PROFESSIONAL PLAYER." Trammell has signed the glove twice. 1) In the pocket, he has written, "This is the glove I used in my 97 season". On the right inside of the glove is his signature, written with a marker, with both the signature and the inscription showing some blurring. On the outside left side of the glove, Trammell has inscribed, also with a marker. "To Ed, Best Wishes," and signed "Bubba Trammell." The glove is approximately 13 inches long, and it shows nice use.