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1988 Donruss #175 Ron Guidry EX New York Yankees Baseball Card
1988 Donruss #175 Ron Guidry EX New York Yankees Baseball Card
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Up for sale is a truly unique piece of baseball memorabilia - the 1988 Donruss #175 Ron Guidry EX New York Yankees Baseball Card. This vintage baseball card features the legendary left-handed pitcher Ron Guidry, who played his entire career with the New York Yankees.
Ron Guidry, known as "Louisiana Lightning," was an integral part of the Yankees' success in the late 1970s and early 1980s. He was a four-time All-Star, a two-time American League ERA leader, and won the Cy Young Award in 1978. Guidry was a key member of the Yankees' World Series championship team in 1977, and his number 49 was retired by the Yankees in 2003.
This baseball card captures Guidry in action, wearing the iconic Yankees pinstripes. The card features a vibrant color scheme, with the team logo and player name prominently displayed. The back of the card includes statistics and a brief biography of Ron Guidry, providing fans with valuable information about one of the greatest pitchers in Yankees history.
Whether you are a die-hard Yankees fan, a baseball card collector, or simply a sports memorabilia enthusiast, the 1988 Donruss #175 Ron Guidry EX New York Yankees Baseball Card is a must-have addition to your collection. This card is in excellent condition, making it a rare find for any collector looking to own a piece of baseball history.
