‘Same Card, Different Paths’ – Card #35
1969 Topps – Card #597 – AKA – ‘The Rollie Fingers Rookie Card’
Bob Floyd – Floyd was a 7-year veteran and was primarily used as a utility infielder. Over the course of his career, he appeared in just 214 games. In total, Floyd collected 93 hits while batting .219. He also added 18 doubles, 1 triple, 2 stolen bases, and 26 RBI.
Larry Burchart – Burchart made 29 appearances in the major leagues – all in 1969. His career record is 0-2, with a high 4.25 ERA. Used in middle relief, Burchart pitched a total of 42.1 innings while giving up 42 hits, allowing 28 runs, striking out 26, and walking 24.
Rollie Fingers – The accolades keep rolling in for this Hall of Famer. Fingers is a Cy Young Award winner, an MVP Award winner, a 7-time All-star, and 3-time World Series champion. Fingers has amassed 341 career saves with a 114-118 career record. He finished his career with a 2.90 ERA and a 6.9:1 strikeout to walk ratio.