MLB Pitchers Get Pokémon Glove Crossover

0:00It's April 21st. This is Milwaukee Brewer's news today, your AI-powered team coverage. Custom Glovemaker 44 Pro just dropped a wild crossover for major league baseball pitchers. They crafted special mitts for Milwaukee Brewer starter. Jacob Missy Arowski and Los Angeles Dodgers reliever Will Klein, stitching Pokemon cards right. Into the web for protection during games. Missy Arowski's glove rocks bright purple leather with red and pink stitching, holding a Japanese Genga card and a top loader. Klein's is blue leather with red stitching, his name embroidered on the thumb. The company hit Klein up, asked his favorite Pokemon, then surprised him with the finished product in fancy packaging. Players love the creativity, blending hobby seamlessly on the field. Klein was blown away, no spoilers from the makers. This echoes last year's thumb by Royal Star, Bobby Whit Jr. and Diamondback's outfielder, Corbin Carroll, who pocketed stacks of cards during games. Those cards got autographed, then graded by PSA, but took a hit.

1:04Width's averaged a 2.64, highest to 4, Carroll's matched at 2.64, top of 3. Damage from play kept grades low. As more athletes dive into collecting, expect bolder mashups from gear brands. This glove move sets the bar high, sparking fun ideas for fans and the hobby alike.