Joe Simpson Autographed 1982 Donruss #55 Seattle Mariners Card

Featuring Joe Simpson with the Seattle Mariners, this Joe Simpson autographed 1982 Donruss #55 Seattle Mariners card showcases the veteran outfielder during the final season of his Major League playing career.

The Los Angeles Dodgers selected Simpson in the third round of the 1973 MLB Draft out of the University of Oklahoma. He made his Major League debut with Los Angeles in 1975, beginning a professional career that would eventually take him to the Seattle Mariners.

Simpson joined the Mariners organization in 1978, becoming a familiar presence in Seattle's outfield during the franchise's early years. A left-handed hitter, he contributed as both a starting and reserve outfielder, providing dependable defense and experience to a young expansion franchise.

One of Simpson's most productive seasons came in 1979, when he appeared in 112 games for Seattle and collected 91 hits. He remained with the Mariners through the early 1980s, contributing to the team's development during its first several seasons in the American League.

The 1982 Donruss #55 captures Simpson during the closing chapter of his playing career. His final Major League season came in 1982, concluding an eight-year career spent with the Dodgers and Mariners.

Following his playing days, Simpson became widely recognized for his work as a baseball broadcaster, particularly his long association with the Atlanta Braves. His broadcasting career introduced him to generations of baseball fans and gave him a lasting connection to the game beyond his years as a player.

The 1982 Donruss #55 is an appealing addition for Seattle Mariners collectors, Joe Simpson fans, early Mariners franchise collections, baseball broadcasting memorabilia enthusiasts or collectors assembling comprehensive autographed player runs.

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