• Card series: Pilgrims
• City: Boston
• Team: Red Sox
• League: American League
• Hall: National Baseball Hall of Fame

Tristram E. Speaker (1888-1958) enjoyed a long and storied career as perhaps the greatest all-around center fielder in the game. Led the Red Sox to two titles and, upon moving to Cleveland over a salary dispute, led the Indians to a championship in 1920. He still holds MLB records for doubles and outfield assists.

• Career batting average: .345
• Also still holds MLB record for unassisted double plays by an outfielder
• Speaker’s glove came to be known as “the place where triples go to die”
• Elected to Hall of Fame: 1937