Robin Roberts was a 7-time all-star playing most of his career with the Phillies. Roberts was known as a workhorse pitcher and in 1950, he went 20-11 including pitching 10 innings in the final game of the season to clinch the pennant for the Phillies. Robin Roberts was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1976.
1959 Topps #352, Robin Roberts 🏆 In 1962, the Lou Gehrig Award was presented to Robin Roberts. The Lou Gehrig Award is given annually to the Major League Baseball (MLB) player who best exemplifies the character, integrity, and dedication to community, both on and off the field, honoring the legacy of the Hall of Famer.
1959 Topps #352, Robin Roberts ⭐ I'm not a Phillies fan, per se, but Robin Roberts was an all-time great pitcher and Phillie. He was one of baseball’s toughest, most reliable aces of the 1950s and Hall of Famer. Roberts was famous for taking the ball every fourth day and finishing what he started. From 1950–1955, he averaged over 300 innings per season.