I didn't mind the 84s, but after the spectacular 85 design it feels like Topps lost their way on football designs. Then by the late 90s all sports ended with the same damn design anyway so...
Man those 86 Topps football were an affront to the eyes, but had some top notch rookies. I get what they were going for with the football field look but....
well yes, those guys made it, but not sure about any endorsement deals related to their names. This is what I mean when baseball doesn't do enough to market their players. (or maybe advertising agents are just not creative or paying attention. Their too busy making stupid commercials for...
Along with Doug Million of the Rockies system in the 1990s, this guy could have had some great endorsements just from his name alone. What might have been
I started to listen to The road to Cooperstown podcast and John Smoltz said something very similar, but talking about the social media aspect of it. But that's why players like Buxton and Sal Frelick and other Dirt Dogs are my favorites
It's crazy to me to think about how many relic cards they could make from one jersey/entire uniform or one bat. And yet, as we have discussed here previously, it seems as companies try to cheap out when ever possible. I noticed even with other collectables this year when I purchased a Jacob...
It was in Beckett or SCD years ago, probably around 98 or 99. If I remember correctly they had gotten permission from Ruth's grand daughter, or blessing, and the quote that sticks out to me was UD,'s President saying how this would drive sales of the product...
I tend to agree. It's kinda cool, but I like you said are they just using unsold retail jerseys or even worse, the jersey material. Also, I was annoyed when Upper Deck started this madness by cutting up a Babe Ruth jersey. I'd rather be in a raffle for the entire thing instead of a piece of it.
i am sending a pm with my list of Brewers. I know that i have more than this but I just haven't gotten them into the database so I don't have them for trade yet
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