NOT REALLY MISSING IN ACTION- 1975 KEVIN PASLEY

On the blog today, my second "not so missing" card for former catcher Kevin Pasley, this one a 1975 edition,marking his MLB debut the season prior with the Los Angeles Dodgers:

Pasley appeared in one single game for the Dodgers in 1974, getting some time behind the plate without a plate appearance himself at the age of 20.

He'd spend all of 1975 in the Minors before making it back in 1976 with 23 games for L.A., hitting .231 with 12 hits over 52 at-bats.

He'd appear in only six games in 1977, two for the Dodgers and four for the new Seattle Mariners franchise, hitting a combined .375 with six hits in 16 at-bats.

1978 would see him play in a career-high 25 games for Seattle, hitting .241 with 13 hits, including the only home run of his career, while scoring three and driving in five.

He would go on to play four years in the Minors after this, but never get a shot in the Big Leagues again, finishing his MLB career with a .254 average, with 31 hits in 122 at-bats spread out over 55 games between 1974 and 1978.

 

MISSING IN ACTION: 1979 KEVIN PASLEY

I’m definitely stretching it a bit, but here’s a “missing” 1979 card for Seattle Mariner Kevin Pasley:

Now, he only appeared in 25 games for Seattle in 1978, and he would actually never play in another Major League game again, but I found this image and remembered him from the Dale Murphy (and Rick Cerone) multi-player rookie card in 1977 when he was a Los Angeles Dodger, so I figured why not give him his own “dedicated” card?
Pasley hit .241 in 1978, with 13 hits over 54 official at-bats, with his lone big league homer and five runs batted in.
For his short 4-year career he hit .254 with 31 hits in 122 at-bats over 55 lifetime games between 1974 and 1978.