Sometimes working retail can have it's advantages when it comes to marketing materials. Was just sitting in the liquor department at my current job, so I was like, hey can I have this and the manager said yes.
This one has a personal connection and falls within the Six Degrees of Separation. My brother's college roommate was on of Brian's high school teachers in I think Lincoln Nebraska. Have often thought about send a TTM to Brian and asking if he remembers Mr. Seger.
they may not have had to wait 108 years to win another World Series. But even so those 84 and 89 teams were pretty solid as well. By the time it got to 03, I think it was a matter of just getting over that hump, and then some guy named Bartman tried to grab a souvenir. But just like a couple...
Not really a card, but I picked up a sheet of 12 1974 Topps Stamps. Paid a little more than what they are worth but probably with the Ted Simmons/Brewers on there.
I always assumed they were pretty close, but as I was going through my doubles yesterday and they were both in the 100's I was like wait a second. So being the guy that I am, after seeing this decided to head over to retrosheet.org to see if I could find the box score and sure enough...
Jason Mamoa did the same thing recently here in Wisconsin and with about the same reaction from Jason. They showed some footage on the local Fox affiliate and no matter how big the star, or how much you like /appreciate their talents, to me its a little disappointing to be in the "assembly line"...
Absolutely. Another sequence like that I noticed a long time ago was Roberto Alomar's 1994 Topps card. He's turning a double play against Cleveland as his brother Sandy is sliding in trying to break it up. This is also the picture on Robby's 1994 Fleer card, or at least from the same play.
Kinda breaking the rules with this one, but it's one of the things that I love about the early 90's Topps sets, cause without some of the exceptional photos there really isn't much left to love about them😄. Card 139 Gary Gaetti, sliding into Junior Ortiz, and card 199 Junior Ortiz waiting on the...
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