Here’s
 a 1977 card for a player I’ve been meaning to tackle for some time now,
 former Red Sox first baseman (of a dozen games) Jack Baker:
Baker hit .130 over those 12 games in 1976, the first of his Major 
League career, collecting three hits in 23 at-bats with a homer and two 
runs batted in.
The following season would see him appear in only three games, which as 
it turned out were the last three Big League games he’d play in for his 
brief career, going 0-3.
In 1978, he would split the season between the Indians and Blue Jays 
organizations in Triple-A, but would never get the chance to play back 
on the Major League level, finishing his career with 14 games played, 
three hits, and a .115 batting average.
