Ed Ott Autograph
Ed Ott was a former professional baseball player born on July 11, 1951, in Massillon, Ohio. He made his debut in Major League Baseball with the Pittsburgh Pirates, where he played for six seasons. The catcher was known for his strong arm and aggressive style, making him a valuable asset to the team. His career highlights with the Pirates included a home run in game four of the 1979 World Series, helping the Pirates secure their last championship title to date. More about Ed Ott
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After his time with the Pirates, Ott played for the California Angels in 1981, appearing in 43 games as a catcher. He then played one season with the Milwaukee Brewers in 1982, where he played in 79 games and accumulated a batting average of .277. Ott was known for his tough playing style, which often led to injuries. Unfortunately, injuries would ultimately end his career. In 1983, he suffered a knee injury during spring training with the Brewers, and he retired from professional baseball after that season.
Following his retirement from baseball, Ed Ott stayed involved in the game as a coach. He served as a minor league manager for the Colorado Rockies and also worked as a minor league catching coordinator for the Cincinnati Reds. Ott currently resides in Massillon, Ohio, where he stays active in the local baseball community. His career in baseball may have been brief, but his impact was felt by fans and players alike. Read even more about Ed Ott at Wikipedia
Following his retirement from baseball, Ed Ott stayed involved in the game as a coach. He served as a minor league manager for the Colorado Rockies and also worked as a minor league catching coordinator for the Cincinnati Reds. Ott currently resides in Massillon, Ohio, where he stays active in the local baseball community. His career in baseball may have been brief, but his impact was felt by fans and players alike. Read even more about Ed Ott at Wikipedia
Traded items with a signature of Ed Ott
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The most expensive item with a signature of Ed Ott (Pittsburgh Pirates Ed OTT signed Jersey With 79 WSC inscription WCOA) was sold in March 2024 for $79.99 while the cheapest item (1981 Ed Ott autographed card AUTO PIRATES) found a new owner for $0.06 in July 2011.
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