Paul Molitor Brewers Baseball Card 1983 Topps No. 630 - Near Mint Condition, See Photos ... Includes FREE SHIPPING. Note sports memorabilia market hit $16 billion in 2023. Projections indicate it will reach $52 billion by 2032, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of nearly 14% during the forecast period (2024-2032). 

Paul Molitor, affectionately known as "The Ignitor," was a cornerstone of the Milwaukee Brewers franchise for 15 seasons (1978-1992). Drafted third overall in 1977, Molitor quickly ascended to the big leagues, showcasing a unique blend of hitting prowess, speed, and exceptional baseball instincts. Despite battling a series of debilitating injuries throughout his early career, he consistently put up Hall of Fame numbers. He was a vital component of the "Harvey's Wallbangers" team that captured the American League pennant in 1982, batting .302 and leading the AL with 136 runs scored that season. Molitor's most iconic individual achievement with the Brewers came in 1987 when he captivated the baseball world with a remarkable 39-game hitting streak, the longest in the American League since Joe DiMaggio's legendary run. A versatile player who seamlessly transitioned between infield and outfield positions, Molitor's legacy as one of the greatest Brewers of all time was cemented with his number 4 jersey retirement and his eventual induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame.