Julio Franco Autographed 1995 Donruss #328 Chicago White Sox Card

Featuring Julio Franco with the Chicago White Sox, this Julio Franco autographed 1995 Donruss #328 Chicago White Sox card represents one of baseball's most accomplished and remarkably durable hitters. Franco's distinctive batting stance and exceptional ability to hit for average helped him compile more than 2,500 Major League hits during a professional career that extended across four decades.

Franco joined the Chicago White Sox for the 1994 season after spending the previous year playing in Japan. He immediately became one of Chicago's most productive hitters, batting .319 with 20 home runs and 98 RBI in just 112 games during the strike-shortened season. His .916 OPS was the highest of his Major League career.

Before arriving in Chicago, Franco had established himself as a star with the Cleveland Indians and Texas Rangers. He earned three consecutive American League All-Star selections from 1989 through 1991 and captured the 1991 American League batting title with a .341 average. He also won five Silver Slugger Awards during his career.

Franco's longevity became another defining part of his career. After playing internationally and returning to the Major Leagues, he remained a productive hitter well into his 40s. In 2006, at age 47, he became the oldest player in Major League history to hit a home run, extending his own record the following season at age 48.

Over 23 Major League seasons with the Phillies, Indians, Rangers, White Sox, Brewers, Rays, Braves and Mets, Franco collected 2,586 hits, 407 doubles, 173 home runs and 1,194 RBI while batting .298. The 1995 Donruss #328 is an appealing addition for White Sox collectors, Julio Franco fans, batting champion collections, 1990s Donruss collectors or collectors assembling comprehensive autographed player runs.

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