Jim Eisenreich Autographed 1997 Upper Deck #133 Philadelphia Phillies Card

Featuring Jim Eisenreich with the Philadelphia Phillies, this Jim Eisenreich autographed 1997 Upper Deck #133 Philadelphia Phillies card showcases the veteran outfielder during the final season of his successful four-year tenure in Philadelphia.

Eisenreich began his Major League career with the Minnesota Twins in 1982 before stepping away from baseball while dealing with what was eventually diagnosed as Tourette syndrome. He returned to the Major Leagues with the Kansas City Royals in 1987 and developed into a productive hitter and dependable outfielder.

He joined the Philadelphia Phillies for the 1993 season and immediately became an important contributor to the National League championship club. Eisenreich batted .318 during the regular season and appeared in all six games of the World Series against the Toronto Blue Jays.

Eisenreich remained a productive part of the Phillies lineup through 1996, batting .300 or better in three of his four seasons with Philadelphia. He finished his Phillies tenure by batting .324 in 1996, collecting 122 hits, 24 doubles and 10 home runs in 113 games.

Following his time in Philadelphia, Eisenreich joined the Florida Marlins and helped them capture the 1997 World Series championship, including a three-run home run in Game 3 against Cleveland. He played 15 Major League seasons and finished with 1,160 hits and a .290 career batting average. The 1997 Upper Deck #133 is an appealing addition for Phillies collectors, Jim Eisenreich fans, 1993 National League championship collections or collectors assembling comprehensive autographed player runs.

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