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Senators Card of the Day

Bob Kuzava

Striking out 105 batters last year, the 6'2" right-handed Washington National's pitcher hung up 9 wins.

1951 Topps Set (Baseball) (1951)

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Walter Johnson

Abner Powell

Sam Rice

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• Factoid: Jim Hannan played Pitcher for the dominant Senators.

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Daily Position Focus: Catcher

Mickey Grasso

Doug Camilli

Bob Schmidt

Jake Early

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Senators
Coffee Talk
Name that player!

Ed is a former National Leaguer. He hit .250 for the 1953 version of the Washington Senators for 88 games. Fitz began in baseball in 1946 with Wenatchee of the Western International League, batting .338 for 91 games. Moved to Sacramento of the Pacific Coast League for 1946 and also for 1947. Join...

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Last year was Gil's best season in the majors. He batted .303 in 104 games. His 111 hits drove 50 tallies across the plate. Gil's career with the Senators covers 1946, and from 1948 to the present time. In 1945 Gil hit .372 for Chattanooga, Southern Association, and led the League in most other d...

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Connie had 3 great years at Havana before the Senators brought him up. These 3 years, '47, '48 and '49, he had records of 25-6, 20-11 and 25-8, and Earned Run Averages of 1.66, 1.67 and 1.53 respectively. He also led the Florida-International League in Strikeouts 2 of those 3 years. Ageless Conni...

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Rookie Cards

Mike Brumley, Lou Piniella

"Deerfoot" Milan

Al Evans

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Card Type Alcove

Gil Hodges

Manager/Coach

Manager/Coach (38)

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Great Moments (4)

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Positions, Positions, & more Positions!

Most Common Positions for the Senators

Pitcher (298)

Outfield (186)

Catcher (80)

N/A (72)

First Base (63)

Second Base (52)

Third Base (49)

Shortstop (44)

Infield (34)

Not Listed (31)

Center Field (2)

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Card Sets

Here is a selection of card sets featuring players from this team. The number of players included from the team is also shown.

2020 Panini Diamond Kings Set (Baseball) (2)

1961 Topps Set (Baseball) (28)

1952 Bowman Set (Baseball) (17)

2010 Tri-Star Obak Set (Baseball) (1)

2019 Topps Set (Baseball) (1)

1991 Conlon Set (Baseball) (12)

1963 Topps Set (Baseball) (25)

1952 Topps Set (Baseball) (23)

2010 Topps National Chicle Set (Baseball) (2)

2004 Topps Tribute HOF Set (Baseball) (1)

2009 Topps T206 Set (Baseball) (2)

2003 Topps Gallery Hall Of Fame Set (Baseball) (1)

1934 Goudey Set (Baseball) (5)

1985 Topps Set (Baseball) (1)

1994 Conlon Set (Baseball) (4)

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Back to the Front! Senators card back du jour...

Chick Gandil

Charles Gandil, first baseman of the Washington American League team, was born in Minneapolis, Minn., in 1889. First played professionally in 1907, with the Carranea Club of the Cactus League. In 1908 he was with Shreveport, of the Texas League, but was drafted by St. Louis Americans in the fall, and turned back to Shreveport in 1909. In the fall of that year Chicago Americans purchased his release. He played there for the season of 1910, but hit lightly, and was sent to Montreal of the International League, where he played in 1911. In June of the 1912 season he was purchased by Washington for $9000.

1915 Cracker Jack Set (Baseball) (1915)

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Senators
Total Card Count

879

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Did You Know?

You can browse all the available Senators cards in the Senators Team Gallery