Ralph Garr Autographed 1976 Topps Traded #410T Chicago White Sox Card

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Documenting Ralph Garrs move from Atlanta to Chicago, this Ralph Garr autographed 1976 Topps Traded #410T Chicago White Sox card features the accomplished outfielder following his acquisition by the White Sox. The 1976 Topps Traded series updated players who changed clubs after the regular Topps set was produced, making #410T a distinctive issue from Garrs first season in the American League.

Known as The Road Runner, Garr established himself as one of baseballs top contact hitters during his years with the Atlanta Braves. His finest season came in 1974, when he captured the National League batting championship with a .353 average while leading the league with 214 hits and 17 triples. That performance also earned Garr his lone National League All-Star selection.

Garr joined the White Sox for the 1976 season and immediately became a regular in the Chicago lineup. He batted .300 with 184 hits and 12 triples, leading the American League in triples while appearing in 155 games. It was his fourth season with at least 180 hits and another example of the speed and contact-hitting ability that defined his career.

During his peak with Atlanta, Garr recorded more than 200 hits in three different seasons and batted .300 or better five times. He finished his 13-year Major League career with a .306 batting average, 1,562 hits, 75 triples and 172 stolen bases, playing for the Braves, White Sox and California Angels.

With its connection to Garrs transition from Atlanta to Chicago and his first season with the White Sox, the 1976 Topps Traded #410T is an appealing addition for Chicago White Sox collectors, Ralph Garr fans, vintage Topps collectors or collectors assembling comprehensive autographed player runs.

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