Derek Jeter
This is a 1991 Score 91 baseball card featuring Bo Jackson, card number 5. The front displays Jackson in a Kansas City Royals uniform, while the back includes his major league batting record from 1986-1990, a biographical paragraph, and player data.
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- Subject
- Derek Jeter
- Year or era
- 1991
- Publisher
- Score
- Set
- Score 91
- Card number
- 5
- Variant
- Not confirmed
- Serial number
- Not numbered
- Category
- baseball
- Autograph
- No
Collector questions
Who is the player on this card?
The player on this card is Bo Jackson, who played center field (CF) for the Kansas City Royals.
What is the card number?
The card number is 5, as shown on the back of the card.
What team is Bo Jackson shown with?
Bo Jackson is shown with the Kansas City Royals, wearing a Royals uniform and cap.
What statistics are on the back?
The back features a Major League Batting Record table with statistics for the years 1986-1990 with the Royals, including batting average, games, at-bats, runs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, RBIs, and stolen bases.
Is this an autographed card?
No, this is a standard 1991 Score 91 card with no autograph, parallel, refractor, or serial number evidence visible.
Transcribed card text
Front: KC JETER SCORE 91 Back: CF Bo Jackson MAJOR LEAGUE BATTING RECORD YEAR TEAM BA G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB 1986 ROYALS .207 25 82 9 17 2 1 2 9 3 1987 ROYALS .235 116 396 46 93 17 2 22 53 10 1988 ROYALS .246 124 439 63 108 16 4 25 68 27 1989 ROYALS .256 135 515 86 132 15 6 32 105 26 1990 ROYALS .272 111 405 74 110 16 1 28 78 15 CAREER TOTALS .250 511 1837 278 460 66 14 109 313 81 Bo, the greatest athlete in the universe, spent his off-season playing a little football in the NFL and ended up sixth in the AFC with 950 yards rushing. Then, it was back to baseball in '90, and a move from left to center field for much of the season for the Royals. Bo started slowly, but by season's end hit over 20 homers for the fourth year in a row. Stronger and faster than anyone else in the game, he had his best season in '89 when he smashed 32 home runs and drove in 105 runs to finish fourth in the AL in both categories. "If he sticks with it, he's going to show us something we've never seen before," said Royal scout Buck O'Neil. "He has the potential to be the best player we have ever looked at." SCORE Bats: Right Throws: Right Wt.: 222 Ht.: 6'1" Born: November 30, 1962 Bessemer, Alabama 5 © 1991 SCORE, PRINTED IN U.S.A.