The Atlanta Braves hold the best record in baseball at 46-25. Outfielder Michael Harris II has been central to that run, being one of the best outfielders in the league this season and a top-three offensive bat in the Braves lineup. In 67 games, Harris is slashing .303/.337/.512 with 14 home runs, 34 runs scored and 41 RBIs.
The 25-year-old nicknamed "Money Mike" is working with Franklin Sports to turn that persona into a signature batting glove, the company announced on Instagram Monday. The limited-edition design goes on sale Wednesday, June 17, and fully leans into the theme, with a blue-and-white build wrapped in $ 100-bill graphics with red trim.
Harris has leaned into the nickname since signing an eight-year, $72 million contract extension with Atlanta in 2022.
His 51.8 hard-hit rate ranks among the best in baseball, as does his average exit velocity of 92.4 mph. The production this season doesn't just come from his bat alone, as his fielding run value of five puts him in the 93rd percentile among qualified fielders in MLB, per Baseball Savant.
Harris won the National League Rookie of the Year award in 2022 before quieter seasons in 2024 and 2025. His rebound, tied to a wider stance and increased bat speed, has pushed him back into the ranks of the game's most dynamic young players.
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For Harris, the drop lands with a Braves club built for a deep October run, and a glove line that will be easy to spot if the "Money Mike" stretch holds.
