Steve Sax Autograph
Steve Sax played baseball during the 80s and 90s as a second baseman. He was born on January 29, 1960, in Sacramento, California. He played college baseball at Arizona State University before being drafted by the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1978. Sax spent most of his major league career playing for the Dodgers, from 1981 to 1988, during which he assembled impressive statistics. More about Steve Sax
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After leaving the Dodgers, Sax played for the New York Yankees for three seasons, from 1989 to 1991, before going on to play for the Chicago White Sox and Oakland A’s. Sax retired from major league baseball in 1994 with a career batting average of .281, 444 RBIs (runs batted in), 1,940 hits, and 444 stolen bases. He was inducted into the Sacramento Sports Hall of Fame and was also a member of the Arizona State University Sports Hall of Fame. Read even more about Steve Sax at Wikipedia
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The most expensive item with a signature of Steve Sax (FRAMED L.A. DODGERS STEVE SAX AUTOGRAPHED SIGNED INSCRIBED JERSEY JSA COA) was sold in May 2023 for $499.00 while the cheapest item (NEW YORK YANKEES STEVE SAX AUTOGRAPHED SIGNED AUTOGRAPH 1990 TOPPS GEM MINT) found a new owner for $0.01 in March 2012. The month with the most items sold (34) was January 2008 with an average selling price of $11.75 for an autographed item of Steve Sax. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in June 2017 with $49.00 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $0.99 was May 2015. In average, an autographed item from Steve Sax is worth $10.00.
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Latest News about Steve Sax
Former Dodgers star Steve Sax empathizes with Jose Altuve's struggles throwing t (10/15/20): Sax knows what it's like to have the yips 
Steve Sax Foundation (10/31/14): Paul Robins and Eric Rucker sit down with five-time all-star baseball player Steve Sax to discuss his foundation and how they just launched a new online teen mentoring program aimed at keeping kids focused on staying positive.
Steve Sax: “Nothing Wrong With Pedro Alvarez” (08/16/14): Former Major League second baseman Steve Sax joined Bob Pompeani Saturday.
Steve Sax: Bob Welch, Phenomenal Teammate, Better Person (06/11/14): Steve Sax joined the show to talk Bob Welch and his passing. He also talked about the Oakland A’s and San Francisco Giants.
Steve Sax w/ Keith Brooks & Carmichael Dave – January 24, 2014 (01/24/14): MLB Great Steve Sax talks about his career and his upcoming induction into the Sacramento Sports Hall of Fame.Filed under: Heard On KHTK Sports 1140, Keith Brooks & Carmichael Dave, Sports Tagged: Arizona Diamondbacks, Carmichael […]
Older News Stories about Steve Sax
Steve Sax Hosting Baseball Clinic (11/2013): Eric Rucker meets up with former Oakland A’s/MLB All-Star Steve Sax to find out about a baseball clinic he is hosting at Roseville High School on Saturday. For more information, click here . …
PHOENIX -- The Arizona Diamondbacks hired Steve Sax as their first base coach on (12/2012): The 52-year-old Sax played 14 seasons in the majors, finishing in 1994 with 444 career stolen bases and a .281 batting average. A five-time All-Star second baseman, he played in the World Series when the Los Angeles Dodgers won in 1981 and was the NL Rookie of the Year the nest season.
Ex-big leaguer Steve Sax bounces back (03/2011): Steve Sax remembers exactly when his problems all began. He sat down with The Heat Index recently to discuss those sad, dark days.