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10-13-2022, 06:48 PM #1
Perpetual Rookies
It’s probably not too unusual for Topps to consider a player a rookie for more than one season. It happened to Phil Niekro (‘64 and ‘65) and Dale Murphy (‘77 and ‘78).
Darold Knowles, later a three-time champion with the A's, has them beat by a year. In 1964 he was one of two Orioles Rookie Stars (418), and in 1965 one of three AL Rookies (577); then in 1966 he shared an Oriole rookie card with Andy Etchebarren (27).
Did any player ever beat that? Or are there other interesting examples of players with multiple rookie cards?
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10-13-2022, 07:06 PM #2
Lou Piniella
1964 Topps
1968 Topps
1969 Topps
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10-13-2022, 08:08 PM #3
They even used the same photo back to back years!
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10-13-2022, 09:22 PM #4
Only other one I know of is Yaz:
From 1960 Topps and 1961 Topps:
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10-13-2022, 11:32 PM #5
Amazing 3 Rookie Cards and 3 different teams!
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Lou Piniella
1964 Topps
1968 Topps
1969 Topps
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10-14-2022, 08:45 AM #6
Thanks for these!
>Amazing 3 Rookie Cards and 3 different teams!
And the third wouldn't even exist the following year, so a fourth team was coming even if he hadn't been traded.
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10-14-2022, 08:55 PM #7
And 3 different team names that aren't around anymore. We no longer have the Pilots, Senators, or the Indians.
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