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Old 06-05-2013, 11:51 AM
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I was wondering. Excluding tribute cards and reprint issues, which Major Leaguer has the most years between his first card and his last (as a playercoach/manager)? My gut says that it is Casey Stengel, at what? 49 years? Does Connie Mack have a card far enough into his managerial career to top Casey? Is there anyone else?

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I was wondering. Excluding tribute cards and reprint issues, which Major Leaguer has the most years between his first card and his last (as a playercoach/manager)? My gut says that it is Casey Stengel, at what? 47 years? Does Connie Mack have a card far enough into his managerial career to top Casey? Is there anyone else?

i suppose lasorda had a long run but not quite enough to catch stengel.
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i suppose lasorda had a long run but not quite enough to catch stengel.
Lasorda had his rookie card in '54, right? When was his last?
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Jimmy Reese had a 1925 Zeenut card and he is in a 1993 set as a coach...not sure if it is the longest, but 68 years is up there!
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Jimmy Reese had a 1925 Zeenut card and he is in a 1993 set as a coach...not sure if it is the longest, but 68 years is up there!
Well he sure knocks Casey of the top of the pile.

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I think there was an older thread similar to this, I'll see if I can dig it up.
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Jimmy Reese had a 1925 Zeenut card and he is in a 1993 set as a coach...not sure if it is the longest, but 68 years is up there!
I think Reese's last cards were from 1991--Bowman and Donruss Studio, I think he was also featured on a 1975 Sspc and a 1990-ish Pacific Nolan Ryan card too.
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