How would Mickey Mantle, Ted Williams, and Joe DiMaggio be as an outfield? Mantle and DiMaggio did play in the outfield together on the 1951 New York Yankees, and in the World Series against the New York Giants that season, Mantle, playing right field, caught his spikes in a drain cover and seriously injured his knee. In these five black & white 5x10" photos, the three HOF sluggers pose together. What talent! Mantle hit 536 home runs, was a 3-time AL MVP, and a Triple Crown. Mickey also helped the Yankees to 7 World Series championships. DiMaggio hit .325 lifetime, with 361 home runs. He won two batting titles, 3 AL MVPs, and led the Yankees to 9 World Series triumphs. DiMaggio's miraculous 56-game hitting streak record in 1941 may never be surpassed. Ted Williams bashed 51 homers, hit .344 lifetime, won 2 Triple Crowns, was a 6-time batting champion, and hit .401in 1941, the last Major Leaguer to bat over .400. Each photo is neatly, and boldly signed in blue Sharpie by both Mantle and Williams. The signed photo comes directly from the Whitey Ford family. Each comes with PSA LOA.