Joe Altobelli Autographed 1984 Donruss #88 Baltimore Orioles Card

Own an autograph from one of baseball's World Series-winning managers with this 1984 Donruss #88 Joe Altobelli signed baseball card.

The 1984 Donruss baseball set consists of 660 cards and is recognized for its clean white borders, bold red-and-black graphics, and excellent checklist featuring Hall of Famers, stars, rookies, and managers from the era. As one of the key mainstream releases of the mid-1980s, the set remains a favorite among collectors for its classic design and strong representation of baseball during the period. Joe Altobelli appears as card #88 as the manager of the Baltimore Orioles.

Joe Altobelli enjoyed a long and successful career in professional baseball as both a player and manager. After playing in the Major Leagues with the Cleveland Indians, Minnesota Twins, and New York Mets, he became a highly respected manager. Altobelli is best remembered for guiding the Baltimore Orioles to the 1983 World Series Championship, leading a club anchored by Hall of Famers Cal Ripken Jr., Eddie Murray, and Jim Palmer. He also managed the San Francisco Giants and Chicago Cubs and later served in a variety of coaching and front office roles.

Issued shortly after the Orioles' World Series triumph, this 1984 Donruss card commemorates Altobelli during one of the greatest moments in Baltimore baseball history. Personally signed by Joe Altobelli, this card is an outstanding collectible for Orioles fans, Donruss collectors, and autograph enthusiasts who appreciate championship-winning managers.

Card Details

Player: Joe Altobelli
Team: Baltimore Orioles (Manager)
Set: 1984 Donruss
Card Number: #88
Type: Manager Card
Position: Manager
Condition: NM-MT or better

Authentication

Personally signed by Joe Altobelli.

Signature obtained by a trusted collector and guaranteed to pass any third-party authentication service. A fantastic addition for Baltimore Orioles fans, Donruss collectors, autograph collectors, Joe Altobelli collectors, or anyone building a collection honoring World Series-winning managers.