the yankees traded hal morris to the reds in december of 1989 for tim leary and van snider. here's his 1990 o-pee-chee card:
here's the topps front:
now the o-pee-chee back:
and the topps back:
morris played in 107 games and hit .340 for the reds in 1990, which was good enough to finish 3rd in the nl rookie-of-the-year voting even though he didn't qualify for the batting title. the next year, he would finish 2nd in the batting race with a .318 average to terry pendleton's .319.
back to 1990 - in the postseason that year, morris helped the reds get past the pirates in the nlcs by hitting .417 with an ops of 1.000. and, despite his 1 for 14 performance in the world series, he earned a ring as the reds swept the a's.
voici à vous, 1990 hal morris!
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