Davey Johnson Autograph
Davey Johnson had a remarkable career as a baseball player and coach. He was born on January 30, 1943, in Orlando, Florida. In 1963, he was drafted by the Baltimore Orioles as a second baseman. After five years in the minors, he made it to the major league and became one of the key players for the team. He earned a reputation as a talented hitter and fielder and was a crucial member of the Orioles' team that won the World Series in 1966. More about Davey Johnson
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Johnson's contributions to the game of baseball did not go unnoticed. In 1997, he was inducted into the Florida Sports Hall of Fame, and in 2012, he was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. He is known for his exceptional managerial skills, his strategic approach to the game, and his ability to motivate his players. His legacy in the sport is well-established, and he is considered to be one of the most prominent and successful managers in the history of baseball. Read even more about Davey Johnson at Wikipedia
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The most expensive item with a signature of Davey Johnson (Davey Johnson Game Worn 1996 Orioles Jersey Autographed Mets Nats Braves Reds) was sold in April 2021 for $400.00 while the cheapest item (DAVEY JOHNSON Signed Philadelphia Phillies 1978 Card) found a new owner for $0.01 in April 2008. The month with the most items sold (21) was October 2008 with an average selling price of $9.99 for an autographed item of Davey Johnson. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in December 2021 with $79.00 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $0.99 was March 2014. In average, an autographed item from Davey Johnson is worth $10.00.
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Latest News about Davey Johnson
Blue Jays' Marcus Semien hits 43rd home run of 2021, ties record for second base (09/26/21): Those 43 homers tie him with Davey Johnson in 1973 
Nats Journal: Davey Johnson attends first Nationals game since retiring as manag (03/17/15): The former Nationals manager attended a game in person for the first time since retiring in 2013.
DC Sports Bog: Throwback Thursday: Davey Johnson’s big day (11/06/14): On this day 17 years ago, the big news was that Davey Johnson was out as manager of the Orioles -- and won manager of the year a few hours later.
DC Sports Bog: Former Nats and O’s manager Davey Johnson says Baltimore fans are (10/07/14): Johnson would love to see a Nationals-Orioles World Series.
Ex-O's, Nats skipper Davey Johnson says Baltimore has best fans (10/07/14): Davey Johnson was the last Orioles manager to lead the team to the ALCS, and he managed four other clubs, including most recently the Washington Nationals. He seemed to pick Baltimore over his most recent stop in an MLB Network Radio interview this morning.
Older News Stories about Davey Johnson
Throwback Thursday: Davey Johnson's birthday (01/2014): Former Reds manager Davey Johnson turns 71 today.
Nats Journal: Davey Johnson hopes to come to Nationals spring training (12/2013): After initially preferring to stay away, the 70-year-old former manager plans to visit spring training during its latter stages.
Davey Johnson wore cow-printed pants (11/2013): Davey Johnson sported some nice pants at a recent golf tournament. / Facebook
Matt Williams replaces retiring Nats manager Davey Johnson (10/2013): Former major league third baseman Matt Williams is the new manager of the Washington Nationals, taking over from the retiring Davey Johnson.
Davey Johnson's big-league journey ends with Nationals loss (09/2013): PHOENIX -- Davey Johnson stepped back from the dugout entrance and shook hands with his coaches. He filled himself up a cup of water from the dugout jug and walked back up the steps to do a postgame interview. The last moments of his time as the Washington Nationals' manager ...
Davey Johnson leaves with light-headedness, is ‘fine’ (08/2013): Davey Johnson lasted only four innings because a dizzy spell, but he expects to return tomorrow night.
Davey Johnson takes stock of 'World Series or bust' (07/2013): As the trade deadline nears, Davey Johnson takes stock of the Nationals' season and his 'World Series or Bust' slogan.
Mike Wise: Davey Johnson, wrapping up his run on his own terms (06/2013): COLUMN | Davey Johnson is keenly aware his run at the Nats’ helm is near an end, but he won’t stop managing.
Davey Johnson, with goatee, looking sad (05/2013): Even the manager's grimy rally goatee hasn't turned this scuffling season around for the Nats.
Wilson Ramos returns; Davey Johnson's plans for the catchers (04/2013): With Ramos is activated from the 15-day disabled list, the Nationals manager says he will return to alternating playing him and Kurt Suzuki, but soon will pick the hotter hitter or take advantage of matchups.
Managing expectations: Davey Johnson keeps Nationals even-keeled (03/2013): Carlos Osorio/AP Nationals manager Davey Johnson has three World Series rings -- two as a second baseman with the Baltimore Orioles in 1966 and 1970 and one as a manager of the New York Mets in 1986.
Davey Johnson not planning fadeout (02/2013): VIERA, Fla. — Davey Johnson is standing at the edge of the dugout, eager to get out on the field. That's where he feels most comfortable. That's where he feels at home.
Davey Johnson on Nationals: 'World Series or bust' (12/2012): NASHVILLE, Tenn. â?? If anybody thinks Davey Johnson is still licking his wounds and lamenting the painful way the Washington Nationals' year ended, they don't know their feisty manager.
Davey Johnson getting himself and his boat in shape (11/2012): The Nats will have one more season with Davey Johnson , and the 69-year-old has said that this one will be his last as manager. "This is it for me, boy," Johnson told the Junkies the other day. "It's World Series or bust." Read full article >>
Nationals' Davey Johnson Named Sporting News NL Manager of the Year (10/2012): Davey Johnson of the Washington Nationals has been named the National League's Manager of the Year in the Sporting News' 2012 MLB Awards.
Davey Johnson sticking with rotation after shaky starts in St. Louis (09/2012): Over the weekend in St. Louis, the Nationals’ starting pitching took a beating and the complexion of their playoff standing shifted slightly. Manager Davey Johnson will respond by keeping his rotation precisely the same. Read full article >>
Nationals' Davey Johnson: Stephen Strasburg has two or three starts left (08/2012): Washington Nationals manager Davey Johnson has made the Stephen Strasburg plan clear, sort of: The star has "probably ... two or three" starts left.
Davey Johnson has strong words for himself, Stephen Strasburg after brutal loss (07/2012): In the raw aftermath of the Nationals’ unfathomable, 11-10 loss in 11 innings Friday night, Manager Davey Johnson saved his harshest criticism for himself. He called the defeat, “probably the worst I’ve ever managed in my career.” He wore the loss. Read full article >>
Nationals vs. Orioles: Washington falls, 2-1, in Davey Johnson’s return to Balti (06/2012): BALTIMORE — Three hours before the first pitch Friday night, well before his best player’s slump found new depths, Manager Davey Johnson shuffled down the tunnel and into the third base dugout at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, clad in his Washington Nationals uniform. Read full article >>
Bob Haynie: Davey Johnson Will Always Be An Oriole (05/2012): With all due respect to the Braves, Phillies, Mets, Reds, Dodgers and Nats, Johnson will always be best known as a Baltimore Oriole.
Davey Johnson says Washington is a baseball town (04/2012): Here’s a weird thing Davey Johnson said to MLB Network during an otherwise nice and colorful piece about his stewardship of the Nats. “I like challenges,” he said. “And this is a challenge: to put Washington on the map. It’s a baseball town, not a football town.” Read full article >>
Washington Nationals: Who Is In Charge? Davey Johnson Or Mike Rizzo? (03/2012): As much as I respect Rizzo, baseball is baseball. Trying to control the circumstances in a meticulous sport like America's past time is not a good idea or what's best for the organization. The best players should be playing as much as possible, regardless of age or injury status.
Davey Johnson will beat you with a baseball bat, and other photo day images (02/2012): The Nats posed for their annual Spring Training picture day thing on Tuesday. The theme seemed to be barely suppressed rage. See, Davey Johnson. All photos by the AP’s Matt Slocum. Read full article >>
Davey Johnson to manage Nats in 2012 (10/2011): Davey Johnson is hardly tempering expectations for his Washington Nationals in 2012.
HBT: Davey Johnson wants Strasburg for finale (09/2011): You can’t predict baseball, but you can at least lay out the parameters. So let’s take a look at what the Phillies and the Cardinals have in store for us in the National League Division Series.
Davey Johnson reflects on Baltimore bond he shared with Mike Flanagan (08/2011): Davey Johnson puts on a Washington Nationals uniform each day now, the team's manager since June, but he'll be the first to tell you that there will always be a place deep in his heart where he's a Baltimore Oriole. It was a part that grew heavy Wednesday night when ...
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: Former manager Davey Johnson 'shocked' at team's troubles (07/2011): Former Dodgers manager Davey Johnson probably didn't foresee he would be back in Dodger Stadium coaching the opposition at 68.
HELLER: Davey Johnson's past success doesn't guarantee similar results now (06/2011): ANALYSIS/OPINION This was in the Mets' clubhouse at Shea Stadium after an October loss to the Montreal Expos eliminated New York from the 1985 National League East race. Understandably, the gloom was so thick you couldn't have cut it with a chain saw, much less a knife. Making the rounds ...