Collecting White Sox Autographs Since 1991
First off, let me say how happy I am that Tim Anderson has been named to the All-Star team. It’s hard to believe this is his first All-Star game. Somehow he was snubbed in 2019 when he won the batting title, and then there was no All-Star game last year when he almost certainly would have made it.
In honor of his… honor, here are 5 new Tim Anderson cards I picked up recently as part of a pretty large, pretty cool lot. I’ll be posting that haul over the next few posts.
I recently participated in a Tim Anderson private signing with BM Authentics. They took good care of my items, and even texted me pictures of the items after they were signed. Some of their prices are a bit high (I believe their recent private signing with Codi Heuer cost more than the Anderson signing), but at least you’re getting good service for the money!
I plan on getting some premiums done at his next signing, but for now I got his Ginters and rookie refractor done.
Tim Anderson has come a long way in his time with the Sox. He won the 2019 AL Batting Title, and nearly won it again in 2020. He would have given Jose Abreu a run for his money for the 2020 AL MVP award if he hadn’t gotten hurt and missed a chunk of the season.
After picking up Eloy Jimenez and Luis Robert bats a few weeks ago, I had an itch to get signed bats from the White Sox other star hitters, Jose Abreu and Tim Anderson. It was great timing, as the bats arrived on the same day that Abreu was named AL MVP.
