Photos Reveal Jacob Misiorowski’s Custom Gengar Glove with Pokemon Card Webbing
Photos reveal Milwaukee Brewers right-hander Jacob Misiorowski using a custom Gengar glove fitted with Pokemon card webbing. Filmogaz.com obtained images of the purple-and-red mitt. The glove includes a clear slot that holds a trading card.
Glove design and maker
The mitt was built by San Diego-based company 44 Pro. The firm has been creating bespoke gloves with card display slots. The design pairs the Gengar card with matching colors on the leather.
Features at a glance
- Clear card window built into the glove palm.
- Custom colorway in purple and red tones.
- Made by 44 Pro, a San Diego sporting goods shop.
Other MLB players using cards on gloves
The trend has appeared elsewhere in the majors. Los Angeles Dodgers reliever Will Klein also displayed a Tyranitar card in a glove from 44 Pro.
Klein said the company messaged him first and asked about his favorite Pokemon. 44 Pro then surprised him with the finished mitt.
Context on the pitchers
Will Klein is a World Series champion with the Dodgers. He has made five relief appearances this season. Klein has thrown 7.2 innings with a 1.17 ERA so far in his second year with the club.
Misiorowski earned an All-Star selection during his rookie 2025 campaign. He is now into his second major-league season. This year he has a 1-1 record, a 3.32 ERA and a 1.015 WHIP across four starts.
Fan and clubhouse reaction
Teammates and fans have noticed the collectible display. The card slot offers a way to personalize equipment. It also taps into crossover interest between baseball and trading-card culture.
Photos of the custom Gengar glove and other card-equipped mitts continue to circulate. Filmogaz.com will follow further developments as more players adopt the trend.
