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Joe Garagiola

Joe Garagiola was a legendary American baseball player, announcer, and television personality. Born on February 12, 1926, in St. Louis, Missouri, he began his baseball career in 1946 with the St. Louis Cardinals after serving in the military during World War II. Garagiola played as a catcher and was known for his outstanding defense and quick reflexes behind home plate. He played for nine seasons in the major leagues, including five seasons with the Cardinals, two with the Pittsburgh Pirates, and two with the New York Giants. More about Joe Garagiola

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thumbnailBaseball Is A Funny Game Joe Garagiola Autograph '60 w/DJ VG++ BEST PRICE EBAY!!$17.99logo
thumbnailEarly Joe Garagiola Signed Government Postcard 1950s Debut JSA Precert$35.00logo
thumbnailHOF JOE GARAGIOLA SIGNED AUTOGRAPHED CUSTOM MADE CARD$19.95logo
thumbnailJoe Garagiola - Autograph Auto NBC Promo Card - Mint Condition$25.00logo
thumbnailJoe Garagiola 2012 Leaf History of Baseball BGS Certified Cut Autograph SIGNED$44.99logo
thumbnailJoe Garagiola Autographed 9x11 Cardinals Artwork Becket$75.00logo
thumbnailJOE GARAGIOLA CARDINALS AUTOGRAPHED BASEBALL CARD - 1991 HALL OF FAME - BECKETT$49.95logo
After his playing career ended in 1954, Garagiola became a baseball broadcaster for NBC Sports, covering many World Series games and All-Star Games during his long and illustrious career. He was known for his wit and humor, and his ability to connect with viewers and players alike. He was also an advocate for many social causes, including cancer research and the fight against tobacco use. Garagiola was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1991 for his contributions to the game as a player and broadcaster.

In addition to his work in baseball, Garagiola appeared on many other television shows and served as a guest host on The Tonight Show starring Johnny Carson. He also had a successful career as a radio personality, hosting his own nationally syndicated sports talk show, The Joe Garagiola Show. After retiring from broadcasting, Garagiola continued to work for many charitable organizations and was awarded the Ford C. Frick Award for his contributions to baseball broadcasting. He passed away on March 23, 2016, at the age of 90, leaving behind a lasting legacy as one of the most beloved figures in the history of baseball. Read even more about Joe Garagiola at Wikipedia

Traded items with a signature of Joe Garagiola

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The most expensive item with a signature of Joe Garagiola (Joe Garagiola Signed 1940's Catcher's Glove Mitt JSA COA Cubs Cardinals) was sold in May 2021 for $299.00 while the cheapest item (Joe Garagiola - ORIGINAL Hand Signed - Topps) found a new owner for $0.77 in May 2009. The month with the most items sold (51) was March 2016 with an average selling price of $33.95 for an autographed item of Joe Garagiola. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in May 2021 with $106.50 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $2.99 was June 2020. In average, an autographed item from Joe Garagiola is worth $15.00.

Most recently, these items with a signature of Joe Garagiola were sold on eBay - click here for more items.

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thumbnail1976 Topps Promo Joe Garagiola AUTOGRAPHED #1**MLB NBC All-Stars Baseball Card$19.99logo
thumbnail1990 Swell Baseball Greats #14 Joe Garagiola Autograph Card St. Louis Cardinals$5.99logo
thumbnailJoe Garagiola #2 Art Card Limited 26/50 Edward Vela Signed (St. Louis Cardinals)$5.99logo
thumbnailJoe Garagiola 1976 Topps Garagiola #1 - Cardinals - Signed Auto (d. 2016)$13.49logo
thumbnailJoe Garagiola Autographed 1976 Topps NBC All-Stars Card #1 Cardinals 219163$12.00logo
thumbnailJoe Garagiola Pittsburgh Pirates 2001 Topps Archives Signed Card W/ Our COA$19.50logo
thumbnailJoe Garagiola Signed 1990 Swell Baseball Greats #14 St. Louis Cardinals DEC 2016$6.99logo
thumbnailJoe Garagiola SIGNED Just Play Ball 2007 First Edition Hardcover w/GOA$22.50logo
thumbnailJoe Garagiola.. Autographed Card...$7.95logo
thumbnailSIGNED POSTCARD RALPH KINER JOE GARAGIOLA HOF BECKETT BAS SLABBED AUTOGRAPH$60.00logo

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Latest News about Joe Garagiola

Joe Garagiola on Tony Gwynn's death (06/21/14): It was a day that Joe Garagiola feared was coming ever since Alicia Gwynn asked him years ago to have a talk with her husband about his use of spit tobacco.                

Joe Garagiola reflects on life on the diamond and behind the microphone (04/28/13): With a sharp sense of humor and an endless supply of stories, St. Louis native Joe Garagiola entertained audiences for nearly six decades.

Joe Garagiola retires after nearly six decades in broadcasting (02/21/13): Joe Garagiola entertained audiences for 58 years with a sharp sense of humor and a seemingly endless trove of stories. Go to news article

Joe Garagiola ends broadcast career after 58 years (02/21/13): Be it down on a baseball field or up in the broadcast booth, whether he was pinch-hitting for Johnny Carson or looking at pooches, Joe Garagiola could always tell a story.So when the 87-year-old Garagiola ...

Baseball Hall of Famer Joe Garagiola Sr. retires (02/20/13): Baseball Hall of Famer Joe Garagiola Sr. announced his retirement Wednesday. Press play to hear his entire retirement speech.

Older News Stories about Joe Garagiola

MLB All-Star game: Joe Garagiola, Daniel Hernandez to throw out first pitch (07/2011): Joe Garagiola will join Daniel Hernandez to throw out the ceremonial first pitch prior to Tuesday's Major League Baseball All-Star game in Phoenix.

Joe Garagiola Jr. named new disciplinarian for Major League Baseball (03/2011): Joe Garagiola Jr. will replace Bob Watson as Major League Baseball's disciplinarian, the league announced Tuesday. Go to news article

Joe Garagiola still sees the fun in baseball — and life (01/2011): With the help of eye surgery, Garagiola is as quick as ever at drawing out smiles about the game and its personalities. With the help of eye surgery, Garagiola is as quick as ever at drawing out smiles about the game and its personalities.

Joe Garagiola praises doctor who came through (12/2010): Joe Garagiola, an old catcher if ever there was one, knows a thing or two about pitchers.