STEVE FARR INDEX CARD SIGNED 1985 WS CHAMPS KANSAS CITY ROYALS PSA/DNA CERTIFIED

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STEVE FARR INDEX CARD SIGNED 1985 WS CHAMPS KANSAS CITY ROYALS PSA/DNA CERTIFIED
Steven Michael Farr
(born December 12, 1956), is a former professional baseball player who pitched primarily as a closer in the Major Leagues from 1984 to 1994. Farr attended
DeMatha High School
outside
Washington, D.C.
and then
American University
.
He gave up
Jim Thome
's first home run of his career.
Steve Farr
Pitcher
Born:
December 12, 1956
(age 59)
La Plata, Maryland
Batted:
Right
Threw:
Right
MLB debut
May 1, 1984, for the Cleveland Indians
Last MLB appearance
August 8, 1994, for the Boston Red Sox
MLB statistics
Win–loss record
48–45
Earned run average
3.25
Strikeouts
668
Saves
132
Teams
Cleveland Indians
(
1984
)
Kansas City Royals
(
1985
–
1990
)
New York Yankees
(
1991
–
1993
)
Cleveland Indians
(
1994
)
Boston Red Sox
(
1994
)
Career highlights and awards
World Series
champion (
1985
)
v
t
e
Kansas City Royals
1985 World Series
Champions
1
Buddy Biancalana
2
Onix Concepción
3
Jorge Orta
4
Greg Pryor
5
George Brett
(
ALCS MVP
)
6
Willie Wilson
8
Jim Sundberg
9
Dane Iorg
11
Hal McRae
12
John Wathan
15
Pat Sheridan
18
Jamie Quirk
20
Frank White
21
Lonnie Smith
23
Mark Gubicza
24
Darryl Motley
25
Danny Jackson
26
Steve Farr
27
Joe Beckwith
29
Dan Quisenberry
31
Bret Saberhagen
(
World Series MVP
)
35
Lynn Jones
37
Charlie Leibrandt
40
Bud Black
45
Steve Balboni
Manager
10
Dick Howser
Coaches
14
Lee May
41
Mike Ferraro
42
José Martínez
43
Gary Blaylock
44
Jimmie Schaffer