Kevin Gross Autographed 1991 Score Rookie & Traded #51T Los Angeles Dodgers Card

Celebrate the career of a former National League All-Star and one of baseball's dependable starting pitchers of the 1980s and 1990s with this Kevin Gross autographed 1991 Score Rookie & Traded #51T Los Angeles Dodgers baseball card, available from Under the Radar Sports Promotions. Featuring Gross during his first season with Los Angeles, this collectible honors a talented right-handed pitcher who enjoyed a 15-season Major League career, earned an All-Star selection with the Philadelphia Phillies, and later accomplished one of baseball's most memorable individual pitching achievements by throwing a no-hitter.

Kevin Gross pitched in the Major Leagues from 1983 through 1997, appearing with the Philadelphia Phillies, Montreal Expos, Los Angeles Dodgers, Texas Rangers, and Anaheim Angels. Known for his durability, competitive approach, and ability to handle a substantial workload, Gross established himself as a reliable starting pitcher who accumulated more than 140 victories during his career.

Originally selected by the Philadelphia Phillies in the first round of the 1981 Major League Baseball Draft, Gross attended California State University, Fresno, before beginning his professional baseball career.

He developed through Philadelphia's minor league system and made his Major League debut on June 25, 1983.

Gross joined the Phillies during an exciting period in franchise history, as Philadelphia featured several established stars, including Mike Schmidt, Steve Carlton, Pete Rose, Gary Matthews, and Joe Morgan.

The Phillies captured the 1983 National League East championship and advanced to the World Series against the Baltimore Orioles.

Although Gross was still beginning his Major League career, his arrival coincided with Philadelphia's return to the National League championship stage.

He became a regular member of the Phillies' starting rotation during the mid-1980s, developing into one of the organization's most dependable young pitchers.

His breakthrough came in 1985, when he finished with a 1513 record and earned a selection to the National League All-Star team.

The recognition established Gross as one of the league's promising starting pitchers and represented an important individual achievement during his years with Philadelphia.

Gross continued pitching for the Phillies through the 1988 season, providing the club with valuable innings and experience.

Following his tenure in Philadelphia, he joined the Montreal Expos, beginning another productive chapter of his Major League career.

The Expos featured several talented players during this period, including Tim Raines, Tim Wallach, Andres Galarraga, and Marquis Grissom.

Gross became an important member of Montreal's starting rotation, contributing to a pitching staff that helped keep the organization competitive in the National League East.

During the 1990 season, he recorded 11 victories while continuing to demonstrate the durability that characterized much of his career.

Following the 1990 season, Gross signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers, bringing his veteran experience to a talented National League West contender.

The Dodgers featured established players such as Orel Hershiser, Eddie Murray, Brett Butler, and emerging young talent including Eric Karros and Ramon Martinez.

Gross joined the Los Angeles rotation for the 1991 season, helping provide the team with experienced starting pitching.

The Dodgers finished the year with 93 victories, remaining in contention for the National League West championship until the final weekend of the season.

Gross continued as a member of the Dodgers' rotation during the early 1990s, becoming a familiar presence on the mound at Dodger Stadium.

One of the defining moments of his career came on August 17, 1992, when Gross pitched a no-hitter against the San Francisco Giants at Dodger Stadium.

Facing one of the Dodgers' longtime rivals, Gross completed the historic performance in a 20 Los Angeles victory.

The no-hitter represented one of baseball's most difficult individual accomplishments and secured Gross a permanent place in Dodgers pitching history.

His achievement also placed him among the relatively small group of Major League pitchers who have completed a nine-inning no-hitter.

Gross continued pitching for Los Angeles through the 1994 season, providing the organization with valuable experience and dependable innings.

He later joined the Texas Rangers, making the transition back to the American League after spending much of his career in the National League.

Gross finished his Major League career with the Anaheim Angels in 1997, concluding 15 seasons at baseball's highest level.

He compiled a career record of 142158 with a 4.11 ERA and 1,727 strikeouts, reflecting his longevity and effectiveness as a Major League starting pitcher.

His career accomplishments included a 1985 National League All-Star selection, 142 victories, more than 1,700 strikeouts, and his memorable 1992 no-hitter with the Dodgers.

Gross also holds a connection to Philadelphia baseball history through his early years with the Phillies, where he developed into an established Major League starter.

The 1991 Score Rookie & Traded #51T card features Gross in his Los Angeles Dodgers uniform following his move from the Montreal Expos.

The 1991 Score Rookie & Traded set complemented the regular Score baseball release by featuring players who changed teams, updated roster assignments, and emerging Major League talent.

The set's colorful borders and player-focused photography reflect the distinctive appearance of early 1990s baseball cards.

Although the release carries the Rookie & Traded designation, this is a traded-player issue rather than Gross' rookie card, documenting his arrival in Los Angeles shortly before his historic no-hitter.

For collectors of Los Angeles Dodgers memorabilia, Philadelphia Phillies All-Stars, Montreal Expos veterans, and memorable Major League pitching achievements, this signed card offers an appealing connection to an accomplished starting pitcher.

Signature obtained through a private signing conducted by Under the Radar Sports Promotions and guaranteed to pass any third-party authentication service.

This autographed Kevin Gross card is an excellent addition to collections featuring Los Angeles Dodgers no-hit pitchers, Philadelphia Phillies All-Stars, accomplished National League starters, and signed early 1990s Score baseball cards.