Friday, November 1, 2024

One Page of Mike Easler

This series highlights "one page" at a time from my binder of correspondence and autographs from former players and personnel.

   Mike Easler LF/DH

Houston Astros (1973–1975)
California Angels (1976)
Pittsburgh Pirates (1977, 1979–1983)
Boston Red Sox (1984–1985)
New York Yankees (1986)
Philadelphia Phillies (1987)
New York Yankees (1987)
Nippon-Ham Fighters (1988–1989)


Mike included his nickname "The Hit Man" to my custom card.


Mike added that little Peanuts cartoon himself!

Correspondence received November 14, 2005 and May 3, 2011.

 

7 comments:

  1. That's awesome! He's really been around.

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  2. Very cool of Mr. Easler to respond to your questions. I'm kind of surprised that he doesn't have a Topps Archives Fan Favorite signature. I'd definitely add a copy to my collection.

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  3. He was an absolute Met killer. .929 lifetime OPS against us in 72 games.

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  4. He drew that Peanuts cartoon? Nice!

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  5. Very cool. When he was the hitting coach of the Red Sox, he'd award a Hit Man jacket to the batter that had the best night each game. Mo Vaughn won quite a bit if I recall, and was nicknamed the Hit Dog in tribute to Easler.

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