Baseball Card Memories

Here are his cards for all to see.  The pitcher and coach died on this day in 2017 at the age of 73. Washington Senators and Texas Rangers (1970-1971, 1973-1975): 1971 Topps #591 RC 1974 Topps #89 1975 Topps #316 Cleveland Indians (1975-1976): 1976 Topps #301 1977 Topps #147 Montreal Expos (1977): 1978 Topps #699

Here are his cards for all to see.  The pitcher died on this day in 2008 at the age of 63. Pittsburgh Pirates (1968-1975, 1979): 1969 Topps #286 RC 1970 Topps #551 1971 Topps #2 1972 Topps #179 1972 Topps #180 1973 Topps #575 1974 Topps #145 1975 Topps #385 1976 Topps #528 New York Yankees (1976-1977): 1976 Topps Traded #528T 1977 Kellogg's #4 1977 Topps #71 Oakland Athletics (1977): None Texas Rangers (1977-1979): 1978 SSPC 270 #96 1978 Topps #209 1979 Topps #691 New York Mets (1979): 1980 Topps #117

Born: March 27th, 1946 - Joliet, Illinois Died: September 15th, 2021 (Age 75) - Palm Springs, California Positions: Third Base Batted: Switch Threw Right Teams: Los Angeles Dodgers (1968-1971) New York Mets (1972) Texas Rangers (1973) New York Yankees (1974) California Angels (1975) Cleveland Indians (1975) Awards: Key Notes: Bill "Suds" Sudakis  was a power-hitting third baseman whom the Los Angeles Dodgers tried at catcher in 1970 and 1971. He had broken in as a 22-year-old rookie in 1968 who led the team with a .471 slugging percentage in 87 at-bats. That season, playing for the Albuquerque Dukes, he had shared the Texas League MVP Award with Jim Spencer. The next year, 1969, his 14 home runs were second-best on the team, as were his 14 home runs in 269 at-bats in 1970. Dogged by bad knees, he was finally let go by the Dodgers during Spring Training of 1972. He was selected off waivers by the...

Here are his cards for all to see.  The shortstop and coach died on this day in 2008 at the age of 66. Washington Senators (1961-1970): 1963 Topps #479 RC 1964 Topps #46 1965 Topps #417 1966 Topps #251 1967 Topps #311 1968 Topps #49 1969 Topps #153 1970 Topps #711 Detroit Tigers (1971-1974): 1971 Topps #389 1972 Topps #535 1973 Topps #5 1974 Topps #138 1975 Topps #439 St. Louis Cardinals (1975): None Texas Rangers (1975): None New York Yankees (1975): 1976 SSPC #447 As a Coach: 1987 Topps #356

Here are his cards for all to see.  The catcher and coach died on this day in 2019 at the age of 94. New York Yankees (1948-1956): 1952 Bowman #197 RC 1952 Topps #168 1953 Topps #242 1954 Topps #96 1955 Topps #188 Chicago Cubs (1957): 1957 Topps #255 As a Coach: 1973 Topps #323 1974 Topps #379