Wilson Spring 2026 A2000® DH12 12” Pitcher’s Baseball Glove - Right Hand Throw
Dig deep into your bag on the mound with the Spring 2026 A2000® DH12, a 12” pitcher’s baseball glove with a deep, wide pocket and three-piece Dual Hinge Web to help you find the perfect pitch grip.
The glove’s modified wrist strap hugs the back of the hand to create a secure fit, and Blonde Pro Stock® leather offers a classic appearance and long-lasting performance. Seafoam laces and Purple Bold Logos add a splash of modern style, while the retro-inspired web design made famous by legends like Greg Maddux put pitchers in control.
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Wilson Spring 2026 A2000® DH12 12” Pitcher’s Baseball Glove - Right Hand Throw
Wilson Spring 2026 A2000® DH12 12” Pitcher’s Baseball Glove - Right Hand Throw
Dig deep into your bag on the mound with the Spring 2026 A2000® DH12, a 12” pitcher’s baseball glove with a deep, wide pocket and three-piece Dual Hinge Web to help you find the perfect pitch grip.
The glove’s modified wrist strap hugs the back of the hand to create a secure fit, and Blonde Pro Stock® leather offers a classic appearance and long-lasting performance. Seafoam laces and Purple Bold Logos add a splash of modern style, while the retro-inspired web design made famous by legends like Greg Maddux put pitchers in control.
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Dig deep into your bag on the mound with the Spring 2026 A2000® DH12, a 12” pitcher’s baseball glove with a deep, wide pocket and three-piece Dual Hinge Web to help you find the perfect pitch grip.
The glove’s modified wrist strap hugs the back of the hand to create a secure fit, and Blonde Pro Stock® leather offers a classic appearance and long-lasting performance. Seafoam laces and Purple Bold Logos add a splash of modern style, while the retro-inspired web design made famous by legends like Greg Maddux put pitchers in control.
