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259 - BRETT BUTLER, DODGERS, OF - *The basics:* Brett Butler makes a splash in his only card in the 1993 Upper Deck set. He just completed his fifth straight year of receiving MVP votes...
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Early Departures - Ron Northey was present for one of the strangest baseball ejections in the history of the game.10 hours ago
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shining that blue light special on the 1982 kmart box set, part 2 - continuing with the second half of the set that, in my opinion, kicked off the retail box set craze of the 1980's, here's the checklist which was printed on...
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Another TTM Success From Don Kessinger - This 1969 Topps Deckle Edge card of Don Kessinger is another card that ai picked up at this year's National. I saw it and knew I could get it signed, so I...
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This is how it's going to get done - Several years ago I announced on this blog that I wanted to complete all of Fleer's 1980s baseball sets. After Topps, Fleer featured my favorite '80s c...
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#128 Kool Moe Dee (+ DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince bonus) - Kool Moe Dee is all business here on MusiCard #128. As you'd expect, he also turns up in the Yo! MTV Raps set, with this leather-clad picture used on 1 o...
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THERE'S AT LEAST ONE OR MORE EVERY DECADE - On last Tuesday I after I got done with my school job I did my usual looking at my fellow blogs as well catch up with the recent passings of pe...3 days ago
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Cleveland Rocks - Of the 4 remaining teams this postseason, I guess I'm rooting for the Guardians to go all the way, though really I'll be happy as long as it isn't the Do...
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Blog Bat Around: (Hobby) Things I'm Proud Of! - Torren' Up Cards recently posted a new Blog Bat Around where he asks us to talk about stuff we've done in the hobby that makes us happy. - Built an ori...
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1982 Topps Baseball: A Redesign - A couple of months ago, I completed the 1982 Topps baseball set. And I've got to say, looking through all those cards as I wrote the set completion post ga...
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About Me
- Rod (Padrographs)
- Portland, OR, United States
- I am a Navy brat who went to 10 schools in 12 years in 4 different states. I have lived in 7 different states. I read two or 3 books a week. I manage a used bookstore for the county library system.
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The Player: Greg Keagle The Card: 1994 Topps #753 How I got the Auto: I mailed it to him and he signed it and returned it. About Greg Keagl... -
I took all 556 entries and laboriously typed them each into Random.org, Nah. I copied them all from the spreadsheet and pasted them into Ra... -
My wife went on a trip to see some of her family in Eugene, one of my cousins in Roseburg and her aunt in Coos Bay before coming home. Wh... -
It was close but Hunter Renfroe won that battle, eking out the victory by two votes. It was eight to six. Up next is a card collector and... -
This post has nothing to do with the SuperBowl halftime show. There were a total of 556 entries in the Phrankeset contest to this point. ... -
My numbering was off and the last battle was for spot ninety-four. Manny Margot won with eight votes, Schmipf got six and Logan Forsythe ... -
Last Friday was agood mail day. I got Cha Seung Baek and Dave Kingman back in the mail. The Kingman came back even though I didn't mai...
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Rollie Fingers, 1979 Topps; Rollie pitched in 265 games for the Padres from 1977 to 1980. Steve Finley, 1998 Mothers Cookies; Steve playe... -
Norm Sherry never played for the Padres, he just coached them. He had worked with Dick Williams in the Angels system and even took over th...
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Piazza, Griffey Jr., and Nomar please. Send or save as you wish. Thanks.
Jeter.
Thanks.
How about the Bonds? Thanks and have a safe weekend!
I tried to use the Wayback Machine to see what the website on the Grieve card looked like, but nothing of significance showed up. It'd be cool to see what some of those websites Pacific used looked like back in 1998.
nice piazza! i don't think i will ever know how many fleer inserts he has. they seem to still be coming out of the woodwork.
Clemens and Jones please and thank you!
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