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Alan Foster 3/3 1.5 years (1973,'76, & '77 Topps)
c/o home
I love it when the long lost ones come home. Really glad to get Foster. Never had any luck with him when he was playing in the '70's. This hard throwing young right hander sprinted through the minors in three seasons before making his debut in September '67 for the Dodgers at the age of 20. That same season he became the first player in PCL history to record two no hitters in the same season, throwing two no no's against Seattle. He never had the same type of success in the majors, but the man had some stuff. I noticed he switched out the '75 Topps I included for a '73 Topps which was awesome, because I didn't have his '73 card.
c/o home
I love it when the long lost ones come home. Really glad to get Foster. Never had any luck with him when he was playing in the '70's. This hard throwing young right hander sprinted through the minors in three seasons before making his debut in September '67 for the Dodgers at the age of 20. That same season he became the first player in PCL history to record two no hitters in the same season, throwing two no no's against Seattle. He never had the same type of success in the majors, but the man had some stuff. I noticed he switched out the '75 Topps I included for a '73 Topps which was awesome, because I didn't have his '73 card.
