An official Major League Baseball signed by Dwight "Doc" Gooden and inscribed with the iconic notation "86 WSC" is a rare piece of baseball history that belongs in any serious collector's display case.

Dwight Gooden burst onto the Major League scene with the New York Mets in 1984, quickly establishing himself as one of the most dominant pitchers of his generation. His 1985 Cy Young Award-winning season is the stuff of legend, but it was the 1986 World Series Championship the "86 WSC" commemorated on this very ball that cemented his place in Mets lore. That championship run remains one of the most celebrated in franchise history, and memorabilia connected to it carries enduring cultural and collectible weight.

This official Major League Baseball arrives in new condition, hand-signed and personally inscribed by Gooden himself, making it a deeply personal artifact from a defining chapter in baseball history. Whether displayed in a home office, a sports den, or a dedicated memorabilia collection, it serves as a direct connection to one of the sport's most storied eras.

For Mets fans and baseball collectors alike, a signed ball inscribed to a specific championship year is a meaningful and increasingly hard-to-find addition a tangible piece of the 1986 magic.