Len Randle
Leonard Shenoff Randle
Batted: Both
Threw: Right
Height: 5'10"
Weight: 169 lbs.
Born: February 12, 1949 in Long Beach, CA
Drafted: 1st round 1970 by the Washington Senators
Acquired: traded from the Texas Rangers for a player to be named later (Rick
Auerbach) and cash, April 1977
Departed: released, March 1979
Died: December 30, 2024
Lenny was a firebrand. After his playing
days in the US were over, he went to Italy and became the biggest star in their
professional baseball league. He did a tour of duty in the Senior League. And
in 1994 he wanted to try his hand in the big leagues again during the strike as
a replacement player at the age of 45! That didn't happen, but it wasn't for
lack of desire. He's shown here on his 1982 Donruss card. Seven more Lenny
Randle pieces are shown below.
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BATTING RECORD (team-leading
totals in red) YEAR CLUB
G AB R
H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SB CS
SO BB HBP SAC SF OBP SLG AVG |
season highlighted in blue denotes he was selected Rounding Third's Mets Hitter of the Year
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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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1974 Topps |
1979 Topps |
1981 Donruss, autographed |
1982 Topps |
1970s J. D. McCarthy Postcards
1972 Topps #737
1973 Topps #378
1974 Topps #446
1975 Topps #259
1975 Topps Mini #259
1976 SSPC #266
1976 Topps #31
1977 Topps #196
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1978 Hostess |
J. D. McCarthy postcard |
1981 Police Mariners |
1978 Hostess #1021978 Topps #544
1978 Kellogg's #22
1979
Sportscasters #39-02 ("Rundown")
1979 Topps #454
1981 Donruss #485
1981 Donruss #485 (autographed)1981 Fleer #301
1981 Police Seattle Mariners #9
1981 Topps #692
1981 Topps Traded #817
1982 Donruss #307
1982 Fleer #516
1982 Topps #312
1982 Topps Stickers #230
1987 ProCards Waterloo Indians #1064
1989 Topps Senior League #38
1989-90 T&M Senior League #88
1990 Elite Senior League #13
1990 Pacific Senior League #11
1990 Swell (CMC) Baseball Greats #53
1991 Nobody Beats the Wiz Mets #323
1991 Pacific Senior League #116
2014 Topps 75th
Anniversary Buybacks (1979 Topps #454)
2017 Topps Archives Fan Favorites Autographs #FFA-LR (autographed)
Other Lenny Randle memorabilia in my
collection:
Lenny's biography,
"Compton to Beyond the Big Leagues," autographed by
Lenny and author Steve Fader
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