1952 Topps #99 Gene Woodling PSA EX-MT 6

1952 Topps #99 Gene Woodling PSA 6 - A Championship Fixture in Left Field

The 1952 Topps #99 Gene Woodling features a player who became an essential part of one of the greatest championship runs in baseball history. Woodling joined the New York Yankees in 1949 and immediately settled into Casey Stengel’s lineup, bringing a disciplined left-handed bat and steady outfield play to a club beginning an unprecedented run of October success.

Graded PSA EX-MT 6, this card comes directly from the heart of the Yankees dynasty. Woodling batted .309 in 1952, helping New York capture its fourth consecutive World Series title. He was particularly dangerous on baseball’s biggest stage, hitting .318 across his World Series career and repeatedly delivering against the National League’s best pitching.

Woodling ultimately played 17 Major League seasons, finishing with a .284 lifetime average and an outstanding .386 on-base percentage. His defining years came in New York, where he was part of five consecutive World Series championship teams from 1949 through 1953—a feat that remains unmatched. The 1952 Topps Gene Woodling PSA 6 isn’t simply a card of another Yankee from the era; it features one of the lineup regulars who helped make five straight championships possible.