Manufacturer: Topps
Set: 1973 Topps Baseball ➡️
Player Name: Vic Harris
Position/Team: 2nd Base for Rangers
Card #: 594
Card Size: 2-1/2” x 3-1/2”
Card Values: See Pricing Table Below
For collectors of 1970s cardboard, Vic Harris is the modern-era switch-hitting utility player who bounced around several franchises and carved out a 9-year career in the big leagues.
He made his MLB debut for the Rangers in July 1972 after a stellar minor league run where he led the Midwest League in runs, hits, doubles, and stolen bases.
Harris famously holds a baseline record for starting his MLB career 0-for-36 before finally collecting an RBI single off Stan Bahnsen. Following his breakout 1973 season in Texas—where he played 152 games, hit 8 home runs, drove in 44, and stole 13 bases—he was part of the high-profile trade alongside Bill Madlock that sent future Hall of Famer Ferguson Jenkins to the Rangers from the Chicago Cubs.
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Did You Know? When Vic Harris made his Major League debut for the Texas Rangers in July 1972, he embarked on what became the absolute worst start to a career by a position player in baseball history. He went an agonizing 0-for-35 before finally scratching out an RBI single, a record for dynamic futility that still stands today. Despite the brutal introductory slump, his incredible athleticism kept him in the Big Leagues for nearly a decade as a premier, versatile utility man.
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