1993 Upper Deck Top Prospect Manny Ramirez Baseball Card #433

1993 Upper Deck Top Prospect Manny Ramirez Baseball Card #433 Like-New Condition. Ships USP First-Class.A RBI machine for the Indians in 1992, Manny Ramirez should ride his productive bat to the big league level in the next few years. He started his assault on opposing pitchers in 1991, slamming 19 home runs and driving in 63 runners in only 59 games at Burlington. Those numbers were good enough to lead the Appalachian League in both categories, and his 326 batting average placed third, helping him win the league's most valuable player award. 1992 brought a move to Class-A Kinston, where he continued to deliver RBI in bunches. On May 8, he notched six RBI en the strength of a 4-for-4 performance that included two home runs, He collected at least one RBI for seven consecutive games from June 4 to June 10, and also enjoyed a stretch during which he knocked in 47 tuns in 47 games. He appeared in only one game after bruising a bone in his hand on July 4, but his numbers were worthy of a full season for many players. Ramirez continued his hot hitting into 1993, placing in the top five among Indians minor leaguers in both batting average and ABI through the first month of the season.