Phil Coke Autographs
Phil Coke is a retired American professional baseball pitcher who played in Major League Baseball (MLB) for 12 seasons. He was born on July 19, 1982, in Sonora, California, and attended San Joaquin Delta College. Coke began his professional career as a member of the New York Yankees after they drafted him in the 26th round of the 2002 MLB draft. After a few years in the Yankees' minor league system, he made his MLB debut in 2008.
Coke spent the majority of his MLB career as a relief pitcher, appearing in 432 games and recording an overall ERA of 4.19. He played for several teams throughout his career, including the New York Yankees, Detroit Tigers, Chicago Cubs, Toronto Blue Jays, and Pittsburgh Pirates. Perhaps his most notable accomplishment was during the 2009 MLB playoffs when he helped the Yankees win their 27th World Series title. Coke was a key contributor to the bullpen, appearing in six games and giving up just one run in seven innings pitched.
After retiring from baseball in 2018, Coke returned to his home state of California and continued to give back to his community by coaching youth baseball teams. Despite not being a star player, Coke's work ethic and dedication to the game helped him have a successful career in the major leagues.
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Current items with a signature of Phil Coke
These are the most current items with a signature of Phil Coke that were listed on eBay and on other online stores - click here for more items.
| Picture | Item Title | Price | Store |
 | 2013 Topps - Phil Coke #539 SIGNED MLB Baseball Card | $16.48 |  |
 | PHIL COKE 2009 TOPPS HERITAGE #134 AUTO IP SIGNED NEW YORK YANKEES TIGERS ROOKIE | $13.98 | |
Traded items with a signature of Phil Coke
The most expensive item with a signature of Phil Coke (PHIL COKE SIGNED GAME USED LOCKER ROOM PLAQUE NAMEPLATE DETROIT TIGERS NY YANKEE) was sold in February 2014 for $99.99 while the cheapest item (PHIL COKE LOW#'d AUTOGRAPHED ROOKIE YANKEES UPPER DECK) found a new owner for $0.01 in March 2011. The month with the most items sold (14) was December 2009 with an average selling price of $9.99 for an autographed item of Phil Coke. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in March 2016 with $54.95 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $0.99 was August 2008. In average, an autographed item from Phil Coke is worth $9.95.
Most recently, these items with a signature of Phil Coke were sold on eBay - click here for more items.
| Picture | Item Title | Price | Store |
 | 2007 Bowman Chrome PHIL COKE Signed Card autograph auto YANKEES TIGERS | $5.78 |  |
 | 2009 Bowman Gold Phil Coke Rookie Auto New York Yankees #196 Card Signed | $13.99 | |
| 2009 UD Ballpark Collection Phil Coke Rookie Autograph #93, #d 122/375 | $2.28 | |
| 2009 UD SP Authentic Phil Coke By The Letter Rookie Signature 20/65 - Yankees | $16.24 | |
| 2009 Upper Deck Icons Phil Coke Autograph Rookie Card #'d /600 AUTO RC | $6.99 | |
 | Phil Coke - 2009 SP Authentic - By The Letter - Autograph - #13/65 SP Yankees | $25.94 | |
| PHIL COKE 2013 TOPPS #539 AUTO IP SIGNED DETROIT TIGERS YANKEES BLUE JAYS CUBS | $8.78 | |
| Phil Coke Autograph Signed 2011 Topps Detroit Tigers | $7.99 | |
| Phil Coke Autographed Baseball- Yankees/Tigers | $10.00 | |
 | PHIL COKE NEW YORK YANKEES 2009 TOPPS CHR RC PSA/DNA CERT AUTOGRAPH SIGNED CARD | $21.99 | |
| Phil Coke Signed 2009 Topps Allen & Ginter's Rookie Card #152 Autograph Yankees | $15.98 | |
 | Phil Coke Signed 2009 Topps Autographed New York Yankees Card #327 (RC) Auto | $8.99 | |
| Phil Coke Signed Baseball MLB Authenticated | $26.95 | |
 | SIGNED PHIL COKE 3x5 INDEX CARD - YANKEES | $7.50 | |
| Yankees PHIL COKE Signed Autographed Major League Baseball | $8.49 | |
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Latest News about Phil Coke
Levine: Phil Coke Brings Veteran Presence To Cubs Bullpen (03/10/2015): Coke is in line to be the left-handed specialist in the Chicago bullpen. 
Cubs add experienced lefty Phil Coke to bullpen (03/09/2015): MESA, Ariz. — The roles may change and so will the makeup of a deep Cubs bullpen. Cubs to sign Phil Coke: report (03/09/2015): MESA, Ariz. -- Manager Joe Maddon made no secret of the Chicago Cubs' search for a left-handed reliever, and they might have found one in Phil Coke. Phil Coke stingy on right-handed talk (03/09/2015): MESA, Ariz. -- Phil Coke hates being labeled a left-handed specialist. Phil Coke’s market: a play in one act (03/08/2015): Lots of themes in this play. Like aspiration, optimism and . . . in the end, I suspect, tragedy.
Older News Stories about Phil Coke
Latest On Phil Coke (02/2015): Lefty Phil Coke is one of relatively few remaining relievers on the free agent market. Last we checked in, we heard that the Marlins are interested and that Coke still has hope of landing a big league deal. Indeed, as I … Continue reading → Phil Coke is in The Best Shape of His Life (01/2015): The lefty has lost 15 pounds Phil Coke 'most likely' done in Detroit; Joe Mantiply could be worth watching th (12/2014): Could Mantiply be the answer? Who knows. But with the lack of quality candidates available as free agents, he might get a long look during spring training. Phil Coke: “We Got The Monkey Off Our Back, It’s Been There All Year” [VIDEO] (09/2014): Coke, who has talked sometimes during the season, hasn’t recently until Detroit clinched the AL Central on Sunday afternoon. Detroit Tigers relying on Phil Coke, Blaine Hardy after passing on chances to ad (08/2014): The Tigers did not put in a waiver claim for left-hander Matt Thornton, who was eventually picked up by the Washington Nationals. Left-hander Antonio Bastardo would be upgrade over Phil Coke, Ian Krol for Detro (07/2014): Jon Morosi of Foxsports.com reported Monday night that the Tigers are showing interest in obtaining Bastardo. Tigers reliever Phil Coke says he's shocked by rumors he wants out of Detroit (06/2014): The reason Coke wore a look of shock Saturdsay night: There was a rumor swirling that he wanted out of Detroit, that he had become so frustrated with his pitching he hoped the Tigers would release him so he could get a fresh start elsewhere. Detroit Tigers' Dave Dombrowski addresses recent slump, says Phil Coke 'is not o (05/2014): Detroit Tigers President, CEO and General Manager David Dombrowski. / Carlos Osorio/Associated Press Going into today, the Detroit Tigers had lost eight of the past 10 games as the Chicago White Sox are slowly catching up to them in the AL Central. Phil Coke remains in Detroit for now, but there are relievers worth considering (04/2014): At this point, it appears Coke's job is safe, though, it's probably safe to assume he's treading a very thin line. However, if the Tigers decided to cut ties with Coke, there's a handful of candidates in Triple-A Toledo who could be strongly considered to fill his void. Detroit Tigers opt to keep Phil Coke, and he shows them why (03/2014): Detroit Tigers relief pitcher Phil Coke (40) throws a pitch during the fifth inning against the Toronto Blue Jays at Joker Marchant Stadium. / Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports Early signs positive for Tigers' Phil Coke after season of getting 'clobbered' (02/2014): Phil Coke has been too important to the Tigers not to be important anymore. So all signs the lefty reliever can be a major contributor this season are welcome -- even if they're just early signs, as they've been so far. Detroit Tigers sign Phil Coke to nonguaranteed, $1.9M contract (11/2013): The Detroit Tigers avoided arbitration today by agreeing to a one-year contract with left-handed pitcher Phil Coke. The $1.9-million deal is not guaranteed, which means the Tigers could let Coke go in spring training and owe him only a fraction of the salary. Tigers' P Phil Coke a nontender candidate (10/2013): Coke earned $1.85 in arbitration for the 2013 season. Because it is extremely rare for a players salary to decrease in arbitration, he will likely earn over $2 million next year if the team actually offers Coke a contract and they enter a hearing. Detroit Tigers instruct Phil Coke to sit after MRI reveals inflammation; Bruce R (09/2013): Jim Leyland on Phil Coke: "Coke was checked out. There was some inflammation. He's probably not going to pitch this week. And that's the answer to that question." Left-hander Phil Coke likely to be first of several call-ups for Detroit Tigers (08/2013): The Tigers have identified three players who will rejoin the team: Phil Coke, Jose Alvarez and Bryan Holaday. But how many others will be called up? Report: Atlanta Braves seeking left-handed reliever, 'checked in' with Detroit T (07/2013): The Atlanta Braves reportedly checked on the availability of left-handed reliever Phil Coke, but "nothing came of it." Jim Leyland hopes to use Phil Coke as specialist for now, has high praise for hi (06/2013): Leyland: "It would be hard to name three left-handed relievers with better stuff than Phil Coke. Ninety-four, 95 (mph), curveball and an excellent changeup. So something's got to be done to program him how to use that stuff better, because the stuff's too good." Detroit Tigers option Luke Putkonen to Triple-A Toledo, Phil Coke set to return (05/2013): Luke Putkonen was optioned to Triple-A Toledo on Friday night to clear a spot for left-handed reliever Phil Coke, who has been on the 15-day disabled list since April 26. Phil Coke On Jason Collins “You Have To Have Respect For That” (04/2013): You knew it would only be a matter of time before an openly gay athlete came out while being an active player. Meeting of the minds: Detroit Tigers' Phil Coke meets man behind Twitter's 'Phil (02/2013): The person behind the Twitter account named "Phil Coke's Brain" is surprised at the attention he receives: "I'm amazed that anybody's interested in me or that anybody would even care. ... It's been two years of Tigers and fart jokes, really. It's nonsense. I'm just Tweeting nonsense." Phil Coke On Manti Te’o: ‘Have You Met Steve?’ (01/2013): Of course, as players were interviewed at the Tigers caravan, we had to find out if any player had a reaction to the Manti Te'o hoax story -- and pitcher Phil Coke was just the player to go to. Top five: Phil Coke shines in playoffs for Detroit Tigers, saves bullpen amid cl (10/2012): We highlighted five underachievers on Tuesday. Now, it's time to address the team's top five standouts this postseason.
