
ALT DAVID GENE PARKER “Cobra” Pittsburgh, N.L. 1973-83; Cincinnati, N.L. 1984-87; Oakland, A.L. 1988-89; Milwaukee, A.L. 1990; California, A.L. 1991; Toronto, A.L. 1991 Superstar outfielder delivered on the confidence he brought to the ballpark, showcasing skills in every facet of the game. Over first five full seasons, 1975-1979, led N.L. in total bases and won back-to-back batting crowns (1977, 1978), an M.V.P. Award (1978), a World Series ring (1979), three Gold Gloves and All-Star M.V.P. honors (1979) following legendary display of powerful arm. Topped N.L. in total bases three times, including consecutive seasons in resurgence with Cincinnati (1985-86). Selected to seven All-Star teams and twice named baseball’s top designated hitter, including 1989 when he won a second World Series with the A’s. - Photo: Milo Stewart Jr./National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum




























