Dizzy Dean Autographs
Jay Hanna Dean, known famously as Dizzy Dean, was a professional baseball player born on January 16, 1910, in Lucas, Arkansas. Dean had a career that spanned from 1930 to 1941, playing mostly for the St. Louis Cardinals in the major league. He was known for his impressive fastball and his ability to pitch accurately, making him one of the top pitchers of his time. Dean was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1953, marking his legacy as one of the greatest baseball players of all time.
Dean played his first major league game in 1930 and became a full-time pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals in 1932. He quickly gained recognition for his pitching skills and style, with an unusual manner of talking with the media that made him stand out. Dean was at the height of his pitching career in 1934 when he led the Cardinals to victory in the World Series, earning him the title of the Most Valuable Player. In the same year, Dean was the National League leader in wins and strike-outs, adding to his list of accomplishments.
Dean's career was cut short after an injury in the All-Star Game of 1937, ending his streak of consecutive winning seasons. He attempted to become a broadcaster after his retirement and returned to the major leagues as a coach briefly. However, he remained a legendary figure in baseball, with his name being synonymous with the golden era of baseball. Dizzy Dean's accomplishments on the field made him a beloved player and an enduring legacy in the world of sports, and his reputation as one of the all-time greats continues to inspire new generations of baseball players.
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Current items with a signature of Dizzy Dean
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Traded items with a signature of Dizzy Dean
The most expensive item with a signature of Dizzy Dean (1934 CARDINALS YANKEES WS SIGNED BASEBALL BABE RUTH DIZZY DEAN AUTOGRAPH JSA) was sold in January 2017 for $7,999.00 while the cheapest item (BRITNY FOX Dizzy Dean Davidson 1988 TOUR SIGNATURE GUITAR PICK,ROCK,HARD ROCK) found a new owner for $0.39 in March 2021. The month with the most items sold (18) was June 2025 with an average selling price of $376.88 for an autographed item of Dizzy Dean. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in October 2010 with $3,000.00 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $2.49 was December 2024. In average, an autographed item from Dizzy Dean is worth $175.00.
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Latest News about Dizzy Dean
HOF pitchers Dean, Drysdale among Frick finalists (11/02/2020): Hall of Fame pitchers Dizzy Dean and Don Drysdale are candidates for the Hall's Ford C. Frick Award for excellence in baseball broadcasting, along with Fox's Joe Buck, ESPN's Dan Shulman and NBC's Al Michaels. 
Dizzy Dean, English teachers and Indians baseball: Erik M. Jensen (03/31/2015): English teachers, get back in the game! Grammar matters, even at the ballpark, and repeated bloopers by announcers not in the league of the inimitable Dizzy Dean might soon lose their ability to entertain, writes Erik M. Jensen. History Minute — Dizzy Dean (01/15/2015): Baseball’s Dizzy Dean became an unforgettable personality in a game known for unforgettable personalities. Born Jay Hanna Dean in Lucas in western Arkansas’ Logan County in 1910, his baseball talents became obvious very early. Dizzy Dean to stay in Southaven (11/21/2014): Dizzy Dean baseball and softball national championships will continue to be contested at Snowden Grove Park and Greenbrook Park for the next several years. Dizzy Dean tourney to stay in Southaven (11/19/2014): Dizzy Dean's annual summer youth baseball tournament will remain in Southaven at least through 2025.
Older News Stories about Dizzy Dean
Dizzy Dean to stay in Southaven (11/2014): Dizzy Dean baseball and softball national championships will continue to be contested at Snowden Grove Park and Greenbrook Park for the next several years. Dizzy Dean names more champions (08/2014): SOUTHAVEN – Play ended Thursday in the annual Dizzy Dean World Series at Snowden Grove Park in Southaven after a two-week run that began July 18. Dizzy Dean All-Stars return home after semifinal showing (07/2014): The Albany Dizzy Dean All-Stars have returned home after a nice showing at the Dizzy Dean World Series. Sauk County Reflections: 1938: Dizzy Dean visits West Baraboo (11/2013): 25 years ago this week (1988) Senators are Dizzy Dean champs again (07/2013): By Ryan Dailey | Democrat writer -- The Tallahassee Senators 12U team won its second consecutive Dizzy Dean World Series on Thursday, defeating a team from Jasper, Ala., 8-1, in the finals. Dizzy Dean State Tourney brackets set (06/2013): Six local baseball all-star teams will begin play in their respective state tournaments on Friday. Dizzy Dean Wants New Stadium from Southaven (04/2013): Arguments over spending continue in Southaven, with Board members refusing to fund a new Senior Citizen’s Center. Now, another group is asking for a major expense on its behalf. By The Numbers: Dizzy Dean, The Gashouse Gang’s Real Gasser (08/2012): Dean was a brash braggart, blessed with a great right arm. He was a character among characters; some of his teammates caroused, fought with both opponents and with each other and, as a team, brought joy to countless fans. 8-Under Lady Tiger Softball All-Stars Finish Strong In Dizzy Dean World Series (07/2012): The Lady Tigers found themselves pitted against the Little Rookies from Jasper, Alabama, in their first game of the tournament on Thursday, July 12. The Tigers cycled through their entire lineup during their first at-bats, stroking ten hits and bringing the maximum allowable five runners home. Dizzy Dean state tournament (06/2012): America's pastime is in full swing in Dayton as the Dizzy Dean State All-Star Baseball Tournament began on Thursday, June 28, at the Jim Barnes Complex on Market Street. Decades of vision leads to Desoto home for Dizzy Dean World Series (02/2012): Ron Caldwell For the Times Tribune In 1979, Hernando resident and businessman Danny Phillips was mowing the grass and preparing a baseball field for local kids to play on. Lufkin switching from Dizzy Dean to Little League baseball this spring (01/2012): The bright lights of Williamsport, Pa., will seem a little closer to Lufkin in the upcoming year. Beginning in the spring of 2012, Lufkin will offer youth baseball following the rules and regulations Dizzy Dean extends, expands agreement with Southaven (11/2011): SOUTHAVEN - Southaven will be the new destination for every Dizzy Dean World Series event as a part of the City's new contract with Dizzy Dean Baseball. Remembering the days when Dizzy Dean came to town (10/2011): FARMINGTON — When Earl Wigger read the Farmington Press Thursday, something caught his eye. Dizzy Dean comes to a close (07/2011): SOUTHAVEN - The Dizzy Dean World Series came to a close Thursday when the Valdosta Lowndes County All Stars took down the Limestone Bombers in the 12-year-old division championship Thursday afternoon. Dizzy Dean tourney back (06/2011): Jackson County is preparing for a deluge of young baseball players when the Dizzy Dean Baseball World Series begins July 14 with an opening ceremony at 7 p.m. in Gresham Motorsports Park.
