Welcome to the Senators Exhibition Hall

Senators Card of the Day

Goose Goslin
A .316 career hitter and winner of the 1928 batting crown (.379). Goslin couldn't wait for spring to roll around so he could swing the stick. "Oh, did I ever love to get up there and hit," he said. "And most of all I truly loved those fastballs. They were right down my alley. Zip they'd come in, and whack - right back out they'd go."
39

Daily Position Focus: Outfield

Albie Pearson
Del Unser
Faye Throneberry
Jim King
View more Outfield position cards in the Senators Outfield Gallery.

Recent Additions

Sam Rice
Harmon Killebrew
George McBride, Norman Elberfeld

Senators Gallery

View all the Senators cards together in the Senators Team Gallery

* Factoid: Howie Koplitz played Pitcher for the mighty Senators.
Browse Cards by Decade

Other Cards

Senators Inserts
Senators Update cards
Senators Coffee Talk
Name that player!

The 26-year-old first baseman joined the Senators in the deal that brought Frank Howard from L. A. to Washington. In the minors Dick earned quite a reputation for himself. He was the California League's home run champion and RBI leader in 1961. Dick twice led his circuit in putouts while in the Dodger farm chain.



This good fielding 2nd sacker had his finest campaign last year since his A.L. rookie debut in 1962. Bernie was dealt to the Senators for relief ace Ron Kline in '66. Last year, he was 3rd on Wash. in doubles, triples and RBIs.



Jim is one of the fastest outfielders in the League. He appeared in 150 games for the Senators in 1953 and batted a neat .312, the fourth best average in the league, which means he can hit as well as he can run. Began in base- ball in 1948 and first came to the majors with the Chicago White Sox. He began the 1952 season with the Pale Hose and after appearing in, 16 games for them was traded to Washington. He hit 236 that season.



Rookie Cards

Don Johnson
Whitey Herzog
James E. Runnels

Gallery Redux!

Clint Courtney, Catcher - Senators.
Camilo Pascual, Pitcher - Senators.

Back to the Front! Senators card back du jour...

Don Blasingame
Don finished second on the Washington club in hitting last year. The second baseman played on the National League All-Star squad in 1958.
21

Senators
Total Card Count

877

You can browse all the available Senators cards in the Senators Team Gallery