Randy Jones and Dave Wehrmeister San Diego Padres Pitchers Signed 3×5 Index Cards (SOP) Outlet Manchester Great Sale

These are a Randy Jones and Dave Wehrmeister San Diego Padres Pitchers Signed 3×5 Index Cards (SOP)

The innavidual index cards have been hand-signed by Randy Jones and Dave Wehrmeister, former pitchers for the San Diego Padres.

The Randy Jones and Dave Wehrmeister autographs are certified by Stacks of Plaques (SOP). Each will come with innavidual Stacks of Plaques authentication hologram and Certificate of Authenticity.

The 3″ x 5″ index cards will come protected in innavidual 4″ x 6″ top loaders.
Randy Jones
Randall Leo Jones, who was nicknamed “Junkman”, is a former professional baseball left-handed pitcher. He pitched in Major League Baseball for the San Diego Padres and New York Mets. Jones won the Cy Young Award with San Diego in 1976. The Padres retired his No. 35.

Career Highlights and Awards
– 2× All-Star (1975, 1976)
– NL Cy Young Award (1976)
– MLB wins leader (1976)
– NL ERA leader (1975)
– San Diego Padres No. 35 retired
– San Diego Padres Hall of Fame

Dave Wehrmeister
David Thomas Wehrmeister is a former Major League Baseball pitcher. Wehrmeister pitched parts of six seasons in the majors from 1976 to 1985, never pitching in more than 30 games.

In June of 1979, Wehrmeister was traded to the New York Yankees for outfielder Jay Johnstone,[1] but did not play for the Yankees until 1981, when he appeared in four games in relief.

In June of 1983, the Yankees sent Wehrmeister to the Philadelphia Phillies in a minor league deal. In 1984, Wehrmeister got another brief chance at the majors, this time appearing in seven games in June and July before returning to the minors.

Wehrmeister became a free agent at the end of the season, and in January 1985 he signed with the Chicago White Sox, for whom he had his best season statistically, recording his only ERA below 5.00 at 3.43, earning two of his four major league wins, and his only two major league saves. He pitched one more season for the minor league Buffalo Bisons in 1986 before retiring.