Jim Eisenreich Autographed 1995 Donruss #211 Philadelphia Phillies Card

Featuring Jim Eisenreich with the Philadelphia Phillies, this Jim Eisenreich autographed 1995 Donruss #211 Philadelphia Phillies card represents the versatile outfielder during his successful tenure in Philadelphia. A dependable left-handed hitter who could play all three outfield positions, Eisenreich became an important contributor to the Phillies during the early and mid-1990s.

Eisenreich began his Major League career with the Minnesota Twins in 1982 before stepping away from baseball while dealing with a neurological condition that was eventually diagnosed as Tourette syndrome. He successfully returned to the Major Leagues with the Kansas City Royals in 1987 and developed into a productive everyday player.

After joining Philadelphia for the 1993 season, Eisenreich immediately became an important part of the club's National League championship run. He batted .318 with 138 hits, 27 doubles, seven home runs and 54 RBI during the regular season as the Phillies captured the NL East title.

Eisenreich continued producing in the postseason and delivered one of Philadelphia's memorable moments in the 1993 World Series, hitting a three-run home run in Game 2 at Toronto as the Phillies defeated the Blue Jays 6-4. He remained with Philadelphia through 1996 before joining the Florida Marlins.

Over a 15-season Major League career, Eisenreich collected more than 1,100 hits and compiled a .290 batting average. He finished his career as a World Series champion with the 1997 Florida Marlins. The 1995 Donruss #211 is an appealing addition for Phillies collectors, Jim Eisenreich fans, 1993 National League championship collections, 1990s Donruss collectors or collectors assembling comprehensive autographed player runs.

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