George Scott Autographs
George Scott was a professional baseball player who played for multiple teams in his career span, including the Boston Red Sox, the Milwaukee Brewers, and the Kansas City Royals. He started his career in the minor league in the early 1960s, and his outstanding performance earned him a promotion to the majors in 1966. George excelled in both offense and defense, and his style of play earned him the nickname "Boomer," which stuck with him throughout his playing days.
Scott was primarily a first baseman and was known for his exceptional fielding skills. He won eight Gold Glove awards in his career, second only to Keith Hernandez, who won 11 times. Besides his defensive abilities, he was also known for his prowess with the bat. He hit 27 home runs in 1969, setting a new record for Boston Red Sox first basemen. In his ten years with the Red Sox, he hit 154 home runs, driving in 620 runs during his tenure.
After the Red Sox, George Scott joined the Milwaukee Brewers in a trade deal in 1972. He played for them for four years and managed to hit 20 home runs or more each season, peaking at 36 in 1975. He ended his career with stints with the Kansas City Royals, the New York Yankees, and the Houston Astros before retiring in 1979. George Scott passed away in 2013 at the age of 69, but his contribution to the game of baseball, both as a fielder and a hitter, will never be forgotten.
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Current items with a signature of George Scott
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Traded items with a signature of George Scott
The most expensive item with a signature of George Scott (George Scott / MEMOIRES OF SIR JAMES MELVIL OF HAL-HILL CONTAINING Signed 1683) was sold in April 2025 for $780.00 while the cheapest item (GEORGE SCOTT Signed NWA Autographed Card WWE WWF) found a new owner for $0.01 in May 2008. The month with the most items sold (24) was July 2013 with an average selling price of $12.49 for an autographed item of George Scott. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in December 2020 with $125.00 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $0.99 was February 2008. In average, an autographed item from George Scott is worth $12.00.
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Latest News about George Scott
Today's obituary: George 'Scott' Edward Schaefer of Three Rivers, Muskegon and H (10/09/2014): GEORGE "SCOTT" EDWARD SCHAEFER, 62, died on Sept. 16, 2014. 
George Scott leaves legacy of greatness in professional wrestling (01/26/2014): It's probably a safe bet that most younger fans of today's version of professional wrestling aren't familiar with the name George Scott. George Scott dead at 84 (01/21/2014): George Scott, who died Monday night of lung cancer at age 84, was a key figure in the history of professional wrestling, a key booker in both the resurgence of the Mid-Atlantic territory in the 1970s and the expansionist WWF of the early 1980s. George Scott deserved more of our attention (08/03/2013): George Scott died last Sunday, word not reaching most of us until Monday, which in these times of near-instant conveyance of every itsy bit of pertinent information stands as a monumental interruption, if not total failure, of the news process. George Scott, 69; Red Sox first baseman played on Impossible Dream team in 1967 (07/29/2013): With grace that belied his size — a 6-foot-2-inch frame that often carried more pounds than he would have preferred — George Scott could scoop up ground balls and snag throws that often were barely in his neighborhood on first base at Fenway Park.
Older News Stories about George Scott
March 22, 1990: Tate George , Scott Burrell And The UConn Men Make History (03/2013): Tate George and Chris Smith celebrate 23 years ago today. ( Courant file photo / March 22 , 2013 ) Was it 23 years ago? Still seems so fresh in the mind. Aspen resident George Scott settles with NY attorney general (12/2012): New York Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman announced Monday that his office has obtained a $5. Randy George Scott: Reckless biker turns fugitive after posting shocking video o (07/2012): George Randy Scott, 25, taped himself speeding down the Trans-Canada Highway in April, which resulted in police filing a dangerous driving charge that could land the daredevil in prison for up to five years.
