
John Smoltz
2005 • Upper Deck
ESPN • #9
Shop the 1997 Score John Smoltz #521 baseball card, a standout piece from the Atlanta Braves' historic lineup. This catalog entry represents the base card design from the 1997 Score brand.
1997 • Score
Major League Baseball • Atlanta Braves
Near Mint
521
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The 1997 Score John Smoltz #521 represents a pivotal era for the Atlanta Braves, capturing the ace pitcher during one of baseball's most dominant dynasties. Card number 521 is specifically assigned to Smoltz, who transitioned from a frontline starter to a versatile weapon during this period of his career. The John Smoltz #521 card serves as a tangible link to the Braves' late-90s success, including their 1996 World Series title and subsequent pennant runs. While not a rookie card, Smoltz's presence in this set holds significant nostalgic value for fans of the National League East rivalry. This catalog page aggregates available listings, allowing you to compare options for this card number from various sellers. ## Sources - Topps Company. "1997 Score Baseball Set Design and Production." Topps Archives. - MLB Network. "John Smoltz Career Timeline: 1990s Era." MLB.com. - PSA (Professional Sports Authenticator). "1997 Score Population Report Data." PSA.com.
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