Tris Speaker was a BEAST! Still looking for a nice on-card auto or cut auto! Hit me up if you have one to move!

• Major League Career: 1907–1928 (Boston Red Sox, Cleveland Indians, Washington Senators, Philadelphia A’s)

• Lifetime Batting Average: .345 (6th highest in MLB history)

• Hits: 3,514 (currently 5th all-time)

• Doubles: 792 (MLB record, still stands today)

• Runs Scored: 1,882 (11th all-time)

• Stolen Bases: 436

• Home Runs: 117 (played mostly in the dead-ball era)

• RBI: 1,529

Awards & Achievements

• 3× World Series Champion: 1912, 1915 (with Red Sox), 1920 (as player-manager with Cleveland)

• AL MVP (1912)

• 12× .300+ batting seasons

• Led AL in doubles 8 times

• Led AL in batting average once (.386 in 1916)

• Considered the greatest defensive center fielder of his era—famous for shallow positioning and strong throwing arm.

• Player-Manager of the Cleveland Indians (1919–1926), guiding them to their first World Series title (1920).

Hall of Fame

• Inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1937 (second class ever, alongside Cy Young, Nap Lajoie, and others).

Went to East Coast National and grabbed a card that has been on my wish list T-206 Tris Speaker. Love the picture and great color and Boston stands out.