Wilson 27' A2000 BWJ7 Infield Glove

The 2027 Wilson A2000 BWJ7 GM is an 11.75" infield baseball glove built to the exact specifications Bobby Witt Jr. uses on the field. Wilson Game Model gloves are not inspired by pro players - they are made to the same standards the pros actually play in, with every detail of this build handpicked by Witt himself during a visit to Wilson headquarters. The result is a glove that reflects one of the best shortstops in the game at his most specific: not just the pattern and size he plays in, but the colorway and construction he wanted and could not find anywhere else.

The glove is built on Wilson's 1724 pattern, modified with a wider pinky stall and adjusted wrist opening to accommodate playing with two fingers in the pinky. That two-finger configuration gives players more leverage at the end of the hand, helping funnel the ball firmly into the pocket and snap the glove shut with greater authority on every play. The 11.75" H-Web provides the reach infielders need to shut down the holes and handle the wide range of challenging hops that come with playing up the middle or at the corners, while staying compact enough for quick, clean transfers. Dual Welting built into the liner reinforces the shape of the glove and maintains it through extended use.

The leather tells its own story. Walnut and Black Pro Stock hides cover the glove in a combination Witt designed based on a classic Glove of the Month colorway he had admired for years but never owned. Black Pro Stock runs along the wrist, thumb, and index finger - an option not standard on the 1724 - paired with Walnut across the body for a rich, timeless look. Royal Blue and White logos finish the build. Flat Finger Binding accommodates players who prefer a finger outside the glove, and DriLex wrist lining keeps the hand dry through nine innings. Pro Stock leather requires a real break-in investment, but players who put in that time will have a glove that holds its shape, its pocket, and its feel for a very long time.

Features

• Game Model construction built to the exact specifications Bobby Witt Jr. uses in professional play
• Pro Stock® Leather in Walnut and Black - preferred for rugged durability and unmatched feel over time
• 1724 pattern modified with a wider pinky stall and adjusted wrist opening for two-finger pinky play
• H-Web design at 11.75" provides extra reach for shutting down holes while staying nimble for quick reactions
• Dual Welting integrated into the liner to maintain ideal glove shape over the long term
• Flat Finger Binding for improved comfort and control for players who prefer a finger outside the glove
• DriLex Wrist Lining keeps the hand dry and comfortable through extended play
• Modified Wrist Strap shaped to hug the back of the wrist and accommodate two fingers in the pinky stall
• Comfort Pro Fit for a tailored, locked-in feel
• Walnut and Black leather with Royal Blue and White logo details
• Designed for shortstop, second base, and third base

Specifications

Q&A

Q: What is a Wilson Game Model glove?
Wilson Game Model gloves are built to the exact specifications that a specific professional player uses on the field - not a simplified or consumer-adjusted version of it. Every element of this build, from the leather colors and construction details to the pattern modifications, was chosen by Bobby Witt Jr. directly. If you want to play in the same glove the pros actually use, a Game Model is the closest you can get without being on the roster.

Q: What does playing with two fingers in the pinky stall mean, and is this glove right for me if I don't play that way?
Playing with two fingers in the pinky stall means placing both the ring finger and pinky into the outermost stall of the glove rather than each in separate fingers. This shifts the hand position and gives players more leverage at the end of the glove, helping funnel balls into the pocket and close the glove more aggressively. The BWJ7 is specifically designed for this style with its wider pinky stall and modified wrist, but players who prefer a standard grip can still use it - the 1724 base pattern is a proven infield design regardless of finger placement.

Q: How difficult is the break-in on this glove?
Pro Stock leather is a dense, premium hide that requires a genuine break-in investment compared to lighter or pre-treated leathers. The trade-off is a glove that develops a personalized pocket and holds its shape far longer than softer alternatives. Working the pocket consistently in practice, using a mallet or ball, and applying a quality leather conditioner will speed up the process. Most players consider the break-in time worthwhile given how the glove performs and ages over seasons of use.

Q: What position is this glove best suited for?
The BWJ7 GM is designed for infield use at shortstop, second base, and third base. At 11.75" with an H-Web, it offers the reach to cover ground on both sides while remaining compact enough for the quick, clean transfers that winning infield defense requires. Bobby Witt Jr. plays shortstop at the highest level in this exact pattern.