Steve Lake Autographed 1985 Topps #98 Chicago Cubs Card ID: 202754

Own an autograph from dependable Major League catcher Steve Lake with this 1985 Topps #98 signed baseball card.

The 1985 Topps baseball set is a 792-card flagship release and remains one of the hobby's most recognizable issues of the 1980s. Featuring crisp white borders, colorful team banners, and excellent photography, the set includes Hall of Famers, stars, rookies, league leaders, and veteran players from across Major League Baseball. Steve Lake appears as card #98 as a member of the Chicago Cubs, representing the club shortly after its memorable 1984 National League East championship season.

Steve Lake played 11 Major League seasons with the Chicago Cubs, St. Louis Cardinals, and Philadelphia Phillies. A dependable defensive catcher, he earned a reputation for his game-calling skills, durability, and ability to work effectively with pitching staffs. Lake was a member of the 1987 National League Champion St. Louis Cardinals and started Game 7 of the 1987 World Series. He also finished his career with one of the best defensive records among catchers of his era, throwing out 45.4% of attempted base stealers, one of the highest caught-stealing percentages in Major League history.

Issued during his time with the Cubs, this 1985 Topps card captures Lake early in a career that would span more than a decade in the Major Leagues. Personally signed by Steve Lake, this card is an outstanding collectible for Cubs fans, Topps collectors, and autograph enthusiasts who appreciate dependable defensive catchers from baseball's golden era of the 1980s.

Card Details

Player: Steve Lake
Team: Chicago Cubs
Set: 1985 Topps
Card Number: #98
Type: Base Card
Position: Catcher
Condition: NM-MT or better

Authentication

Personally signed by Steve Lake.

Signature obtained by a trusted collector and guaranteed to pass any third-party authentication service.

A fantastic addition for Chicago Cubs fans, Topps collectors, autograph collectors, Steve Lake collectors, or anyone building a collection of dependable Major League catchers from the 1980s.