Dwight Gooden Autograph Signing

Dwight Gooden In Person Autograph Signing

This autograph was obtained in Cooperstown during the Baseball Hall Of Fame Induction Weekend in 2001. It is signed by both Dwigth Gooden (below the sweet spot) and Keith Hernandez (on the sweet spot).

Dwight Gooden
Main Street
Cooperstown, NY 13326

NOTE:The address listed above was the location in which the autograph was obtained.

Request Information

Request Date: 07/28/2001

Item Signed: Rawlings Official National League Baseball (RO-N)
Signed With: Blue Pen

Other Dwight Gooden Collector Successes

Related Links:
Dwight Gooden TTM [3/21/07]

Dwight Gooden Information, Career Highlights, and Awards

Born: 11/16/1964
Tampa, FL USA
Debut: 04/07/1984 (19)
Final Game: 09/29/2000 (35)
Current Age: 43

Teams:
Cleveland Indians
Houston Astros
New York Mets
New York Yankees
Tampa Bay Devil Rays

Cy Young : 1985
All Star : 1984, 1985, 1986, 1988
Rookie of the Year : 1984
Silver Slugger : 1992
Triple Crown : 1985

Career Pitching Stats

Year	Team	G	GS	IP	W	L	SV	SO	ERA
1984	New York Mets	31	31	218	17	9	0	276	2.60
1985	New York Mets	35	35	276	24	4	0	268	1.53
1986	New York Mets	33	33	250	17	6	0	200	2.84
1987	New York Mets	25	25	179	15	7	0	148	3.21
1988	New York Mets	34	34	248	18	9	0	175	3.19
1989	New York Mets	19	17	118	9	4	1	101	2.89
1990	New York Mets	34	34	232	19	7	0	223	3.83
1991	New York Mets	27	27	190	13	7	0	150	3.60
1992	New York Mets	31	31	206	10	13	0	145	3.67
1993	New York Mets	29	29	208	12	15	0	149	3.45
1994	New York Mets	7	7	41	3	4	0	40	6.31
1996	New York Yankees	29	29	170	11	7	0	126	5.01
1997	New York Yankees	20	19	106	9	5	0	66	4.91
1998	Cleveland Indians	23	23	134	8	6	0	83	3.76
1999	Cleveland Indians	26	22	115	3	4	0	88	6.26
2000	Houston Astros	1	1	4	0	0	0	1	9.00
2000	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	8	8	36	2	3	0	23	6.63
2000	New York Yankees	18	5	64	4	2	2	31	3.36
		430	410	2795	194	112	3	2293	3.51

Dwight Gooden News
LIVAN WINNING IN AL WITH GUILE Source: ESPN [04/23/2008] Maybe you prefer pure power, total domination. Maybe you loved Dwight Gooden in 1985 and Roger Clemens in the 2000 playoffs and Joel Zumaya 's 101 mph fastball in 2006. But maybe you like a pitcher ...