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2001 Japanese MVP Presented to Frank Bolick for His Grand Slam Against the Fukuoka Daiei Hawks
After a pair of brief stints in the majors, Frank Bolick took his trade to the Far East, enjoying success in Japan as just one of two foreigners to earn All-Star accolades in 2000. This beautiful plaque was awarded to Bolick as the Most Valuable Player for the month of July, 2001, after hitting eight homers in an 18-game span, the highlight of which was a "saynoara" grand slam as his Chiba Lotte team earned a 10-9 walkoff victory. The wood-framed plaque measures 12x16" with red felt background, and plates bearing the details in Japanese. The hanging ribbon is slightly faded but the award is NRMT and displays gorgeously.
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2001 Japanese MVP Presented to Frank Bolick for His Grand Slam Against the Fukuoka Daiei Hawks
