Don Robinson Autographs
Don Robinson was born on June 8, 1957, in Ashland, Kentucky, USA. He was a professional baseball pitcher who played for various Major League Baseball (MLB) teams during his career spanning over 14 years. Robinson made his MLB debut with the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1978 as a right-handed pitcher. He played with the Pirates for seven seasons and then joined the San Francisco Giants in 1985, where he spent another seven seasons. He finished his professional baseball career with the California Angels in 1992.
Robinson was known for his hard-throwing fastball that clocked above 90 miles per hour. During his career, he won 109 games with a 3.79 ERA and 1,224 strikeouts. In addition to his fastball, Robinson also refined a slider pitch, which he used effectively. Robinson's most notable performance in the MLB came in 1987 when he recorded his career-best season with the San Francisco Giants, winning 17 games and posting a 2.41 ERA.
After his baseball career ended, Robinson returned to his home state, Kentucky, where he coached baseball for a high school team for several years. He was inducted into the Kentucky Athletic Hall of Fame in recognition of his successful baseball career. Robinson also enjoyed hunting and fishing during his time away from baseball. In 2020, Don Robinson was elected into the Pirates Hall of Fame, which honors the best players in the Pirates' history.
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Current items with a signature of Don Robinson
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Traded items with a signature of Don Robinson
The most expensive item with a signature of Don Robinson (mid 1980's DON ROBINSON PITTSBURGH PIRATES SIGNED GAME WORN PILLBOX STYLE CAP) was sold in September 2015 for $112.50 while the cheapest item (1989 Fleer #342 Don Robinson Auto Autograph San Francisco Giants MLB Blue Ink) found a new owner for $0.01 in December 2025. The month with the most items sold (39) was July 2025 with an average selling price of $7.99 for an autographed item of Don Robinson. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in October 2013 with $89.99 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $0.01 was September 2009. In average, an autographed item from Don Robinson is worth $3.50.
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Latest News about Don Robinson
Don Robinson has counted on his wife Deb during his coaching career (02/27/2015): It’s all about family in Prophetstown as Deb Robinson has always been the score keeper for the Lady prophets and has played a huge supportive role for her husband Don. 
Don Robinson enjoying his 39th year with Prophetstown (02/13/2015): Don Robinson becomes the 4th winningest girls basketball coach in the state of Illinois Brewer speaks on Don Robinson passing (04/04/2013): Gov. Jan Brewer made a statement on the passing of Arizona Public Service President Don Robinson today. APS President and COO Don Robinson Passes Away (04/04/2013): Donald Robinson, President and Chief Operating Officer of APS, passed away this morning after a long battle with cancer. He was 59 years old. Five questions with … Don Robinson , Brandon artist (03/07/2013): This week we chat with Don Robinson , 52, who, after working as a stonemason in the Tampa Bay area for more than 20 years, now focuses on drawing, painting, sculpting and writing poetry. Robinson will display his art at the Apollo Beach Manatee Festival of the Arts this weekend.
Older News Stories about Don Robinson
Heaton explosion: Don Robinson,65 has 'lucky escape' from gas blast that tore ro (07/2012): Pensioner Don Robinson was left trapped under the rubble for nearly an hour after the gas explosion tore the roof from his semi-detached bungalow in Heaton, Newcastle.
