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So I read somewhere that the Beatles set cane about due to a contractual issue with MLB which ended up delaying the 64 Topps Baseball set.
The Beatles were more profitable than baseball...
Can't be 1994 because Gogan did not play for them that year. 1993 is probably the correct answer.
Ya I meant '92 or '93... hard telling... I thought Harper might be able to tell me, but he started almost every game in '92 and '93. The line is exactly the same too. Either way... that photo epitomizes greatness.
Kevin Gogan was a graduate from my high school and a former 49er.
Look at the career batting average (.337) he has this late in his career! I don't think averages like that are even allowed in today's "Home run, strikeout, walk" game.
I believe 7? Cards in color should be from a different set....
A major part of the greatest offensive lines I ever saw along with the 1990's Cowboys one. 3 Hall of Famers (Shell, Upshaw, Otto) and for a short time a 4th one (Bob Brown in his last years). Both the Raiders and the Cowboys had massive guards and tackles and comparitively smallish centers in Otto and Stepnoski. For me it is a real coin flip on which line was the greatest. Raiders get the nod for number of HOFers (3 or 4 to 1) and longevity but the Cowboys get the edge for sheer dominance. Coin flip for me.
Don't forget the Dolphins o-line of the 70's - Jim Langer, Larry Little and Bob Kuechenberg. Kuech is up yet again on the Hall ballot and certainly deserves enshrineemnt.
