I’ve been on the hunt for a nice, reasonably priced Tris Speaker for some time. Still want to pick up a singed card, game used card, or bat barrel nameplate or something big. But this was well-priced and looks beautiful. Happy to have it as part of my collection. I’d like to get it slabbed. Does anyone know if the new CSG x JSA will slab something this big?

Pulling another card from my recent PSA grading. Had to get this one graded it had such visual appeal. Falls into Old Timer with a modern twist category.

Going with old time greats in new set. Have been fascinated with Tris Speaker as he come up in several Topps sets last few years. This card is one I really like colorful and nice design.

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.