• Card series: Pilgrims
• City: Cleveland
• Team: Naps
• League: American League
• Hall: National Baseball Hall of Fame

Elmer Harrison Flick (1876-1971) subbed for injured Sam Thompson in right field for the Phillies in 1898, beginning a 13-year run as a powerful hitter with great speed on the bases. After joining Cleveland in 1902, Flick became such a fixture that he earned his place in trivia lore as the player the Naps kept rather than trade for a young Ty Cobb. He and teammates Nap Lajoie and Addie Joss are among only 6 modern players to make the Hall of Fame with no World Series appearance on their resumés.

• Health problems began to plague Flick in 1908, severely curtailing his productivity and by 1914 he was out of baseball entirely
• Elected to Hall of Fame: 1963