Jim Dwyer
James Edward "Pig
Pen" Dwyer
Batted: Left
Threw: Left
Height: 5'10"
Weight: 175 lbs.
Born: January 3, 1950 in Evergreen Park, IL
Drafted: 11th round 1971 by the St. Louis Cardinals
Acquired: traded from the Montreal Expos with Pepe Mangual for
Del Unser and Wayne Garrett,
July 1976
Departed: traded to the Chicago Cubs as part of a three-team trade, December
1976; the Cubs sent Pete LaCock to the Kansas City Royals; the Royals sent a
player to be named later (Sheldon Mallory) to the Mets
Jim parlayed a willingness to come off the
bench as a reserve outfielder or a pinch-hitter into an 18-year big-league
career, never getting as many as 275 at-bats in a single season. Evidence for
his popularity on the teams he played for is the fact that they kept inviting
him back for another go-'round; Jim played two separate times for the
Cardinals, the Expos, and the Twins. He's shown here with the team he played
most for (the Baltimore Orioles) on 1984 Nestlé; more cards appear below the
stats.
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This is a list of the cards of this player
that I had in my Mets collection before I transferred the ownership of said
collection to another diligent and capable Mets fan. The cards that are listed
in light gray print and struck through are cards that were sold for charity
prior to my divestiture. The cards listed in white text are the ones
that still remained until that final deal. Items listed in green I
kept out of the deal, just so I'd have something to display in my office and
den. At the bottom and listed in orange text are cards that I picked
up after the dealing was done, in order to maintain a certain continuity at
this site; that is, so I'd have a card to show you at the top of the page, and
maybe in the autographs and game-used areas. If an orange card is
struck through, it has also departed the collection. I’m still
accepting donations, should you feel so moved. Contact me by
following this link: NYMHall.
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1975 Topps Mini |
1976 Topps |
1979 Topps |
1975 Topps #429
1975 Topps Mini #429
1976 SSPC #341
1976 Topps #94
1978 Topps #644
1979 Topps #236
1980 Topps #576
1981 Donruss #577
1981 Fleer #235
1981 O-Pee-Chee #184a (gray back)
1981 Topps #184
1981 Topps Traded #757
1982 Donruss #611
1982 Fleer #164
1982 Topps #359
1983 Donruss #583
1983 Fleer #59
1983 Topps #718
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1984 Donruss #454
1984 Fleer #7
1984 Fleer Star Stickers #117
1984 Nestlé #473
1984 Topps #473
1984 Topps #473 (autographed)
1985 Fleer #176
1985 Topps #56
1986 Donruss #413
1986 Fleer #274
1986 Topps #653
1987 Donruss #418
1987 Fleer #469
1987 Topps #246
1988 Donruss #459a ("INC.")
1988 Fleer #558
1988 French/Bray Baltimore Orioles #9
1988 Score #229
1988 Topps #521
1989 Donruss Baseball's Best #311
1990 Donruss #484b ("INC")
1990 Publications International Stickers
1991 Crown Baltimore Orioles #119
1991 Line Drive AAA #425
1991 Nobody Beats the Wiz Mets #100
1991 Pacific Senior League #118
1992 Fleer/ProCards Kenosha Twins #620
1993 Classic Best Fort Wayne Wizards #26
1993 Fleer/ProCards Fort Wayne Wizards #1984
1994 Classic Fort Wayne Wizards #26
1994 Fleer/ProCards Fort Wayne Wizards #2025
2008 Grandstand Fort Myers Miracle #26
2009 DAV Fort Myers Miracle #459
2017 Topps
Rediscover Topps Buybacks Silver (1988 Topps #521)
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