Here's one for today!
Scobes
1961 Topps #471 Phil Rizzuto MVP
Scobes
1961 Topps #471 Phil Rizzuto MVP
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"Z...Z..." "Rirruto??" "Those are Z's..." " Theyyy look like R's to me..." "That's not fair, Rizzuto is not a word he's a baseball player! You're cheating!!" "Would you like to try the word Buzz..." (children laughing) "I HATE CURSIVE AND I HATE ALL OF YOU! I'M NEVER COMING BACK TO SCHOOL, NEVER!!"
Going to hang on to it for a while, wait for the value to come down, then probably sell it!
Well that's the strangest thing I've heard all day... please explain...
When it comes to cards, I'm usually in the category of "buying high selling low"....just being silly of course....but it sure feels that way sometimes......I just kind of like to watch values go up and down similar to a stock, and in the past when I did sell, it always seemed to be at the lowest....
2 Weeks before week 1... thats when I'd put it up.
And then I watch him win 3 SB's with 2 mvp's.....who am I kidding, its the Browns!!
You got that right……
Happy Friday everyone!! ....oh.... dag.... one more day. It feels like Friday for real!!
It's crazy to me that the Cowboys had 2 potential H.O.F.ers on the same O-Line for 11 seasons yet neither of them had a whiff of The Super Bowl.
Tyron Smith '17 Elite Pro Bowl Standouts Patch 49/99 (yes, the white marks are supposed to be there)
It's crazy to me that the Cowboys had 2 potential H.O.F.ers on the same O-Line for 11 seasons yet neither of them had a whiff of The Super Bowl.
Tyron Smith '17 Elite Pro Bowl Standouts Patch 49/99 (yes, the white marks are supposed to be there)
What an odd combo of positions played... shortstop and first base. Or is that just me not knowing baseball again?
Late in his career when he slowed down he made the move to first base. A lor of big time hitters would make that move late in their careers to keep their bats in the lineup while not making them a defensive liability due to age and injuries.
Makes sense.
Here is a good example of that with Al Kaline playing 1st base in his last regular Topps player card. The DH kind of took the place of the move to 1st base by keeping productive bats in the lineup while keeping aging hitters completely off the field.
https://www.tcdb.com/ViewCard.cfm/sid/8668/cid/497595/1974-O-***-Chee-215-Al-Kaline
Tried moving Johnny Bench to third and that didn't pan out........Then to first and that was a little better.........15+ years behind the plate killed his knees and ankles...........
Yaz, fell victim to the 1b/dh thinking as well
You're right.........Both retired the same year and I think they went to the HOF together.......
Yes, indeed. I think that was probably the best Hall class since I started paying attention to baseball in 1980. 1989 if memory serves me correctly. Always liked the tribute card from the 84 Donruss set.
Nothing special in the grand scheme of things, but last card that was needed to knock out the 2019 Allen Ginter In Bloom mini insert set. My focus is increasing on knocking out sets that have been hanging out on the desk for WAY to long. This set was the first (and most important one) in the group - another picture to come at a future time TBD with the full culmination of this set.
#IB-23 - Johnny Jump Up
#IB-23 - Johnny Jump Up
2008 Topps Red Hot Rookie redemption......
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