Mike LaValliere Autographed 1995 Donruss #517 Chicago White Sox Card

Featuring Mike LaValliere with the Chicago White Sox, this Mike LaValliere autographed 1995 Donruss #517 Chicago White Sox card represents the veteran catcher during the final stage of his 12-season Major League career. Known by the nickname "Spanky," LaValliere was a dependable defensive catcher who spent the majority of his career with the Pittsburgh Pirates.

LaValliere made his Major League debut with the Philadelphia Phillies in 1984 and later joined the St. Louis Cardinals, appearing in 110 games for the 1986 club. He was traded to Pittsburgh before the 1987 season and quickly established himself as the Pirates' primary catcher.

In 1987, LaValliere earned the National League Gold Glove Award behind the plate. He remained a key part of Pittsburgh's roster as the Pirates captured three consecutive National League East championships from 1990 through 1992, appearing in the postseason during each of those seasons.

LaValliere joined the Chicago White Sox during the 1993 season and remained with the club through 1995. He provided an experienced left-handed bat and veteran presence behind the plate during his final three Major League seasons.

Over 12 Major League seasons with the Phillies, Cardinals, Pirates and White Sox, LaValliere appeared in more than 870 games. The 1995 Donruss #517 is an appealing addition for White Sox collectors, Mike LaValliere fans, Gold Glove catcher collections, 1990s Donruss collectors or collectors assembling comprehensive autographed player runs.

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