1952 Topps #60 Sid Hudson Black Back PSA VG-EX 4

1952 Topps #60 Sid Hudson Black Back PSA 4 - The Senator Who Kept Taking the Ball

The 1952 Topps #60 Sid Hudson features a longtime Washington Senators right-hander whose career was built on durability and dependability. Hudson broke into the majors with a tremendous 17-win rookie season in 1940, immediately establishing himself as one of the most reliable arms on the Washington staff and earning his first All-Star selection.

This PSA VG-EX 4 features the Black Back variation and pictures Hudson during the final season of his long tenure with the Senators. By 1952, he was a seasoned veteran who had already logged well over 1,500 Major League innings, with his career interrupted by three years of military service during World War II.

Hudson earned two All-Star selections and won 104 games during a 12-year Major League career spent primarily in Washington before finishing with Boston. After his playing days, he remained in the game for decades as a pitching coach and scout. The 1952 Topps Sid Hudson Black Back PSA 4 reflects the kind of career built through longevity rather than flash—a dependable arm who became a fixture of Washington baseball across two very different eras.