A while ago, Cards on Cards held a little College Bowl Pick ‘Em contest. I had the dubious distinction of being the worst out of everyone when it came to picking the winners of College Bowl games. Madding was good enough to send some prizes my way as a way of enabling my poor football […]
Tags: 1988 Donruss, 1989 Topps, 1990 Fleer, 1991 Fleer Ultra, 1992 Baseball Enquirer, Al Leiter, Armando Benitez, Barry Bonds, Billy Ripken, Chuck Knoblauch, Dale Murphy, Darryl Strawberry, David Wright, Don Mattingly, Eddie Murray, Edgardo Alfonzo, Eric Davis, Greg Maddux, Greg Vaughn, Hideo Nomo, Jacque Jones, Jim Rice, Johan Santana, John Franco, John Olerud, junk wax, Keith Hernandez, Kirby Puckett, Lee Mazzilli, Mark McGuire, Randy Johnson, Rey Ordonez, Rickey Henderson, Robby Thompson, Robin Ventura, Roger Clemens, Ryne Sandberg, Tony Armas, Tony Bernazard, Tony Gwynn, Will Clark
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This trade comes to us from Captain Canuck in the far North. I sent him some ’09 Ginter needs, and he was supposed to do the same. As you’ll see, he did that and a bit more. What was supposed to be in the trade were these Ginters: #50 Pat Neshek #159 Denard Span #170 […]
Tags: 1991 Donruss, 2009 Allen & Ginter, Barry Bonds, Cecil Fielder, Dale Murphy, Denard Span, Fred McGriff, Greg Vaughn, junk wax, Kirby Puckett, Kirk Gibson, Lance Berkman, mail day, manilla envelope, Ron Darling, Ryne Sandberg, Sandy Alomar, Tim Raines
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…I got me some new cards. Two manilla envelopes, to be precise. First up, a couple of weeks ago, The Great Sports Name Hall of Fame was having a little give-away. Of course I signed up, and very much to my surprise, won. I ended up picking Prize #3, 50 baseball cards. For brevity’s sake, […]
Tags: Alex Trevino, Barry Larkin, Cecil Fielder, Damion Easley, Eric Davis, Fred McGriff, give-aways, Great Sports Name Hall of Fame, junk wax, Keith Miller, Kirby Puckett, mail day, manilla envelope, Mike Diaz, Paul Molitor, Timo Perez
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