Joe Wood
Dossier
Joe Wood. In 1912, he pitched for the Boston Red Sox at age 22. 'Smokey Joe' Wood. 34-5, 1.91 ERA, 10 shutouts. Tied Walter Johnson's 16-game winning streak record (broken when Johnson was relieved early in head-to-head). Won 3 games in 1912 World Series. Career-defining year. In 1914, he pitched for the Boston Red Sox at age 24. 9-3, 2.62 ERA. Career hampered by thumb injury sustained 1913. Will convert to outfield 1917. On the cardboard side, his vintage presence is anchored to the E103 Williams Caramels issue, which is where collectors of the period most commonly encounter him.
Bio synthesized · claude-opus-4-7-subagent · 2026-05-04
Banked sales
$1.2K
$1,223
Total comps
1
across all sources
Card cohort
65
distinct catalogued cards
Median card
$1,223
$1,223 – $1,223 interquartile
Top cards by comp volume
Top 1
- 0119151915 cracker jack e145 · #221 sales$1,223
Where the comps come from
- Milehigh1100%
Activity
- Last gauntlet
- 2026-06-07 19:39 UTC
- Aggregate refreshed
- 2026-06-16
- Cohort depth
- 65 cards · 1 with comps