Monday, April 19, 2010

Random Topps Card of the Day: 1985 Topps #194 Dave Stegman

We reset the Topps Card Randomizer to come up with seven new cards to present for this week. Introducing the Random Topps Card of the Day for Monday, April 19, 2010:


  • Official Card Set Name and Card Number: 1987 Topps Traded #115T.
  • Player Name, position, team: Dave Stegman, outfielder, Chicago White Sox.
  • Major League Debut: September 4, 1978.
  • Last Line of Statistics: 1984 stats (White Sox): 55 G, 92 AB, 13 R, 24 H, 1 2B, 2 3B, 2 HR, 11 RBI, 3 SB, .380 SLG, 4 BB, 18 SO, .261 AVG.
  • Any special information about player: Drafted by Tigers #1st (Special), June 1976. Signed with the White Sox as a Free Agent 04/01/1983. Bats: right, Throws: right.
  • Any special information about this specific card: Stegman's third and final regular Topps card. As the 1984 season was his last in the majors, the statistics on the back are complete. Stegman was a part time player during his major league career, spending most of his seasons in the minors and joining the big club for stretches at a time. He did play for two more seasons for the AAA teams for both the Blue Jays and Yankees, but after the 1986 season, called it a career. The blurb on the back indicates that Dave was an All-American at the University of Arizona. As with all the 1985 Topps cards, there is a Baseball Trivia Quiz section. On Stegman's card, the question is: "In the 1982 World Series, who became the first player in series history to achieve two 4-hit games?" The answer.
  • Lo-Hi Beckett value: $0.05-$0.15.
  • How many cards of this player do I own?: 3 cards.
Tomorrow's card will be: 1982 Topps #719. Post will arrive at 1:00 PM CST. See you then.

Sincerely,

JayBee Anama

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