r/angelsbaseball • • 3d ago

❓Question/Suggestions Framing a trout jersey, anyone have suggestions for pictures?

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So I have had this jersey that trout autographed for me for a very long time and I’m finally gonna get it put in a frame and have it on my wall. The picture frame I ordered has 2 slots to put pictures in. Angels fans, I need help. Does anyone have some suggestions for 2 iconic pictures of trout that I can put in these slots? Thank you!!

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u/EJ_Sports_Cards 2d ago edited 2d ago

It’s some really bad AI cause it’s not even a Crosby jersey, he wears #87, and it looks like it even has a picture of what I suspect is suppose to be Patrick Kane and some rando AHL player lmao

Edit: after looking at the photo closer it actually looks like it’s suppose to be a Pastrnak Bruins jersey but he legit just got the “C” before this season and the logo looks like it’s a mashup of the Blackhawks/Bruins, wild

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u/Grmnvixen13 2d ago

I’m pretty sure it’s just the marketing image because they can’t use his name image and likeness. Obviously it ain’t gonna have that in there it’s gonna have my trout jersey in there

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u/EJ_Sports_Cards 2d ago

Oh of course, I’m just pointing out the really, really bad usage of AI here to make a stock photo for a product 😂

But if you want something really nice to display forever, you could spend the money and get a custom built frame at Hobby Lobby. I got one done for a limited edition Anaheim Ducks 25th Anniversary print and had Hobby Lobby make a custom matted frame and it was well worth the $$ I spent on the frame

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u/Grmnvixen13 2d ago

Yeah I considered it until I drove over to hobby lobby last week and they’re asking 200$+ to put my jersey in a wood and glass frame… I’m good off that bro, this one on Amazon was 45 bucks and it’s real glass and wood

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u/EJ_Sports_Cards 2d ago

I feel that when I got the sticker shock for a double matted Nielsen metal frame 😂
Only you will really notice the difference but not all glass is the same and making sure you get UV resistant/non-glare is ideal for long term protection especially for anything that might get exposed to the sun but all those things start driving the price up especially for larger custom pieces

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u/Grmnvixen13 2d ago

Yeah I’m sure it’s worth the money but like damn 😂😂 it’s so much