This ROOKIE card is hand signed by Jim Leyland and is authenticated by the Baseball Hall of Fame Authentication program with a serial numbered certificate of authenticity and matching hologram on the card.
- Authentic player signed memorabilia
- Authenticated by the Baseball Hall of Fame Authentication program with a serial numbered certficate of authenticity and matching hologram on the back of the card
- Condition: Card is in excellent to near mint
- Card: 1986 Topps Traded # 66T
Player Biography
Jim Leyland managed in the big leagues for 22 seasons with the Pirates, Marlins, Rockies and Tigers…Amassing 1,769 victories, six first-place finishes, three pennants and the 1997 World Series title with the Marlins, Leyland was a three-time Manager of the Year winner – twice with the Pirates in 1990 and 1992 and again with the Tigers in 2006…Leyland’s team also finished second five times and he finished in the Top 2 of his league’s Manager of the Year voting six times…He led his teams to 90-or-more victories seven times and his victory total ranks second all-time among managers who never played in the big leagues, trailing only Hall of Famer Joe McCarthy…Following his big league managerial career, Leyland skippered Team USA to the World Baseball Classic title in 2017, the first championship in the event for the United States.
This ROOKIE card is hand signed by Jim Leyland and is authenticated by the Baseball Hall of Fame Authentication program with a serial numbered certificate of authenticity and matching hologram on the card.
- Authentic player signed memorabilia
- Authenticated by the Baseball Hall of Fame Authentication program with a serial numbered certficate of authenticity and matching hologram on the back of the card
- Condition: Card is in excellent to near mint
- Card: 1986 Topps Traded # 66T
Player Biography
Jim Leyland managed in the big leagues for 22 seasons with the Pirates, Marlins, Rockies and Tigers…Amassing 1,769 victories, six first-place finishes, three pennants and the 1997 World Series title with the Marlins, Leyland was a three-time Manager of the Year winner – twice with the Pirates in 1990 and 1992 and again with the Tigers in 2006…Leyland’s team also finished second five times and he finished in the Top 2 of his league’s Manager of the Year voting six times…He led his teams to 90-or-more victories seven times and his victory total ranks second all-time among managers who never played in the big leagues, trailing only Hall of Famer Joe McCarthy…Following his big league managerial career, Leyland skippered Team USA to the World Baseball Classic title in 2017, the first championship in the event for the United States.
