Rob Bowen Baseball Cards

A baseball card checklist for Rob Bowen that includes every baseball card in our Baseball Card Database. This Rob Bowen baseball card checklist includes every known baseball card that Rob Bowen has appeared on, in chronological order. Visit the card to see the entire set.

"I always took pride in my defensive ability, going through I think I was always known as a defensive catcher. I prided myself on making sure that the pitchers enjoyed throwing to me. I mean, sure I took care of them going throughout the innings and obviously the defense. That’s a number one priority for a catcher to have his defense and obviously me being a backup that way—that was what kept me around cause obviously I didn’t have a lot of at-bats to really get some offensive numbers, but I had to make sure my defense was always on top." - Rob Bowen (Steve Merriam, Catching Up with Former MLB Catcher Rob Bowen, 12/-5/2009)

Birth Name:	Robert McClure Bowen
Nickname:	Rob
Born On:	02-24-1981 (Pisces)
Born In:	Bedford, Texas
Died On:	Still Living
Died In:	Still Living
Cemetery:	n/a

High School:	Fort Wayne High School (Fort Wayne, IN)
College:	None Attended
Bats:	Both	Throws:	Right
Height:	6-03	Weight:	225
First Game:	09-01-2003 (Age 22)
Last Game:	09-24-2008
Draft:	1999 : 2nd Round (56th)

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2007	Topps Updates & Highlights Red Back Parallels #UH20
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2007	Topps Updates & Highlights Gold Parallels #UH20
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2007	Topps Updates & Highlights Platinum Parallels #UH20
Rob Bowen Baseball Cards

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