Mark Eaton Autographs
Mark Eaton was an American professional basketball player who was born on January 24, 1957, in Inglewood, California. Standing at 7'4", he is considered one of the greatest defensive centers in NBA history. Eaton's impressive wingspan measured at 7'7" and allowed him to be a formidable shot-blocker and rebounder.
Eaton started his basketball career playing for Cypress Junior College for two years. He then transferred to the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), where he continued to hone his skills. Eaton was drafted by the Phoenix Suns in the fourth round of the 1982 NBA draft but was quickly traded to the Utah Jazz, where he would play for the entirety of his career. At the Jazz, Eaton became the NBA's most dominant defensive center, winning the Defensive Player of the Year award two times, leading the league in blocks four times, and making the NBA All-Defensive Team five times. Eaton also set the record for the most blocked shots in a single season with 456, which is still the record as of today.
After a successful career, Mark Eaton retired from basketball in 1993. Despite never winning an NBA championship, Eaton's defensive prowess and impact on the court made him known as one of the most influential players in Jazz history. Eaton continued to be involved in basketball even after his playing career ended. He became an entrepreneur, a motivational speaker, and a radio broadcaster covering the Utah Jazz games. Sadly, Eaton passed away on May 28, 2021, in a bike accident in Park City, Utah, leaving behind a legacy as one of the NBA's greatest defensive centers of all time.
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Traded items with a signature of Mark Eaton
The most expensive item with a signature of Mark Eaton (VERY RARE DECEASED SIGNED 1986 Star Court Kings Mark Eaton #11 Autograph PSA 6) was sold in May 2026 for $1,399.00 while the cheapest item (Mark Eaton SIGNED 00/01 UPPER DECK MVP card PHILADELPHIA FLYERS) found a new owner for $0.59 in March 2020. The month with the most items sold (7) was June 2009 with an average selling price of $3.25 for an autographed item of Mark Eaton. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in April 2013 with $217.52 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $0.99 was March 2013. In average, an autographed item from Mark Eaton is worth $8.00.
Most recently, these items with a signature of Mark Eaton were sold on eBay - click here for more items.
| Picture | Item Title | Price | Store |
 | Mark Eaton - Signed 1999-00 Pacific Dynagon Ice Rookie Card #146 | $12.12 |  |
| Mark Eaton - Signed 1999-00 Pacific Dynagon Ice Rookie Card #146 | $12.12 | |
| Mark Eaton - Signed 2006-07 Upper Deck Series 2 Card #407 | $12.12 | |
| Mark Eaton - Signed 2006-07 Upper Deck Series 2 Card #407 | $12.12 | |
| MARK EATON 09'10 Signed Pittsburgh Penguins NHL Game Used Hockey Stick w COA | $114.99 | |
| MARK EATON 09'10 Signed Pittsburgh Penguins NHL Game Used Hockey Stick w COA | $114.99 | |
| Mark Eaton Autograph 00-01 Flyers Prospects Card Penguins - Islanders | $1.49 | |
| Mark Eaton Autograph 00-01 Flyers Prospects Card Penguins - Islanders | $1.49 | |
| MARK EATON Autographed Puck/Cube Penguins | $99.00 | |
| MARK EATON Autographed Puck/Cube Penguins | $99.00 | |
| Mark Eaton SIGNED 00/01 UPPER DECK MVP card PHILADELPHIA FLYERS | $0.59 | |
| Mark Eaton SIGNED autographed 06/07 UPPER DECK card PITTSBURGH PENGUINS | $4.74 | |
| Mark Eaton SIGNED autographed 06/07 UPPER DECK card PITTSBURGH PENGUINS | $4.74 | |
| MARK EATON SIGNED PITTSBURGH PENGUINS 2009 STANLEY CUP CHAMPS HOCKEY PUCK w/ COA | $29.95 | |
| MARK EATON SIGNED PITTSBURGH PENGUINS 2009 STANLEY CUP CHAMPS HOCKEY PUCK w/ COA | $29.95 | |
Latest News about Mark Eaton
Crown argues Toronto Eaton Centre shooter knew what he was doing (02/11/2019): A man who killed two people and injured several others when he opened fire at Toronto's Eaton Centre may have suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder, but prosecutors said Monday that doesn't mean he had no control over his actions.
