1951 Bowman #311 Mickey Harris PSA NM-MT 8

1951 Bowman #311 Mickey Harris PSA 8 - A Well-Traveled Lefty from Boston’s Mound to Washington’s Rotation

Mickey Harris was a durable and versatile left-handed pitcher whose Major League career stretched from the late 1930s into the early 1950s. Initially known for his time with the Boston Red Sox, Harris returned from military service during World War II and posted a stellar 17–9 season in 1946, helping Boston capture the American League pennant. Later, he became a reliable arm for the Washington Senators, providing steady innings both as a starter and reliever.

This 1951 Bowman #311 Mickey Harris, graded PSA 8, captures the soft, hand-painted aesthetic that defines the postwar Bowman series. High-number cards like this one are significantly harder to find in top condition due to lower print runs and late-season scarcity. This example stands out for its rich coloring, sharp focus, and clean borders—hallmarks of a well-preserved card in this tougher range of the set.