It looks familiar to me (I first thought maybe Tim Harkness, but it is real sloppy if that) and this is just a wild guess and I did not do any signature comparisons, but how about Phil Humber as a possibility?
I collect Steve Garvey, Dodgers and signed cards. Collector since 1978.
To mrmopar: I've never met Harkness or Humber so I don't think either one signed that ball. By the way I have a baseball signed by several Brooklyn/LA Dodgers including Ralph Branca, Clem Labine, Ken McMullen, Rick Monday, Steve Yeager, Don Zimmer, Bill Russell, Carl Erskine, Roger Craig and one sig I could not identify. I had it up on eBay for a while but I got no bites. Happy to share pictures if you are interested in making an offer. I also have some very nice Sandy Koufax items that I would like to sell at the right price.
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Todd Hundley?
Steve
I thought so at first but in all the examples of Hundley's "H" he doesn't have that circle loop.
It looks familiar to me (I first thought maybe Tim Harkness, but it is real sloppy if that) and this is just a wild guess and I did not do any signature comparisons, but how about Phil Humber as a possibility?
To mrmopar: I've never met Harkness or Humber so I don't think either one signed that ball. By the way I have a baseball signed by several Brooklyn/LA Dodgers including Ralph Branca, Clem Labine, Ken McMullen, Rick Monday, Steve Yeager, Don Zimmer, Bill Russell, Carl Erskine, Roger Craig and one sig I could not identify. I had it up on eBay for a while but I got no bites. Happy to share pictures if you are interested in making an offer. I also have some very nice Sandy Koufax items that I would like to sell at the right price.
Time to move the discussion to the Buy/Sell/Trade forum.
Think it might be Ron Hunt
Thank You!!!
Definitely him.
For awhile Hunt held the MLB record for career HBPs (modern era). I think he still holds single season record.