Easton pro-model EXP-4B right-hand fielder's glove used by Toronto Blue Jays David Cone in both the 1992 World Series and American League Championship Series. The glove's 1992 World Series use has been personally attested to by Cone, who has inscribed it in silver paint pen (grading 7/10) on the outer thumb "David Cone 1992 World Series Gamer." Additionally, Lelands has definitively photo-matched the glove to Game 2 of the 1992 World Series (Getty 144733284) as well as finding style match to the 1992 ALCS. The glove displays moderate use and includes a black Easton wristband around the wrist strap. 1992 marked David Cone's first World Series appearance. Cone started Games 2 and 6 for the Toronto Blue Jays in the 1992 fall classic, and although he recorded a no decision in each game, both of his starts resulted in Toronto wins, including the Game 6 clincher. The Series also marked Toronto's first World Championship in franchise history. Cone had a reputation as a "Big Game" pitcher, which was proven by his postseason record of 8-3 with a 3.80 ERA in eighteen starts and five World Championships in as many attempts.