1986 Fleer #6 Thurl Bailey PSA 9

1986 Fleer #6 Thurl Bailey PSA 9 – Utah’s Silent Enforcer in a Set of Superstars

Thurl Bailey was the type of player every winning team needs—dependable, versatile, and quietly effective. Drafted 7th overall in 1983, he quickly became a core piece of the Utah Jazz's developing identity, playing alongside Karl Malone and John Stockton as the franchise took shape. With his 6'11" frame and soft shooting touch, Bailey could stretch the floor, crash the boards, and defend multiple positions—making him a matchup problem night after night. He wasn’t always the headline, but he was always in the fight.

This 1986 Fleer #6 card showcases Bailey mid-action in Utah’s purple and gold, captured within the bold red, white, and blue borders that have come to define the hobby’s most iconic basketball set. This PSA 9 example is sharply presented, with clean edges, sharp corners, and strong surface gloss, offering elite visual appeal for a card that’s often overlooked amid the star power of the set.