Bill Plummer spent ten seasons in the Major Leagues. Plummer made his big league debut with the Cubs, but spent most of his playing career catching with the Cincinnati Reds and backing up Johnny Bench. Plummer was a member for five of Cincinnati's playoff teams, including their two World Series wins, but never played in the World Series.
Despite being a .188 hitter, Plummer had some big moments. In 1974, Plummer slammed two home runs in one game against Philadelphia's Steve Carlton.
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Plummer spent his final season with the Seattle Mariners in 1978. Plummer stayed with the Mariners coaching and managing throughout the minor league system. Plummer became manager of the Seattle Mariners in 1992, but was fired after one season.
Afterward, Plummer continued to manage in both independent and minor league baseball. He joined the Arizona Diamondback system in 2000 and was last coaching in 2013 with the Single-A Visalia Rawhide.
About This Card
Although Plummer debuted with the Cubs in 1968, he did not have an appearance on a Topps card until five years later.
About This Card
Although Plummer debuted with the Cubs in 1968, he did not have an appearance on a Topps card until five years later.
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