Luis Salazar won seven to five for Brad Ausmus and one vote for Josh Naylor. Many of you commented on how much you liked 1985 Fleer.
Up next is a Gold Glove award winner from this year and a Hall of Famer from years past. Is it Trent Time or Trevor Time?
The Grisham is a numbered parallel and the Hoffman is a iconic pose of Trevor. New vs old (not vintage yet)
Remember each vote you cast enters you into a contest after ninety-nine cards.
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I'll go with the Grisham. Nice close up shot with interesting color contrast on the card.
ReplyDeleteI'm tempted to vote for Hoffman, but the Grisham is very cool. he gets my vote.
ReplyDeleteTough decision, but I think I'll go with Hoffman. Both very nice cards.
ReplyDeleteGrisham. And I don't like Grisham.
ReplyDeletehoffman for me.
ReplyDeleteI think Grisham will be a more unique card in the Frankenset.
ReplyDeleteTough call, but that Grisham is pretty sweet.
ReplyDeleteThis is a very difficult vote to cast. I am really liking Grisham yet Hoffman is a Hall of Famer. Choices, choices, it is all about choices. In the end, I am going with the Grisham card.
ReplyDeleteTrent Time. As much as I’ve hated Topps Fire, this year has actually looked decent.
ReplyDeleteI think I'm in the minority, but I like the Hoffman card. That is a classic pose from one of the best closers of all time.
ReplyDeleteKinda surprised to see so much love for the Grisham. I like the kid, but that iconic high leg kick won me over. If you listen carefully... you can hear Hells Bells. Hoffman gets my vote.
ReplyDeleteHoffman is a simple, solid card so that's my pick.
ReplyDeleteHoffman, that Fleer set is underrated because it was a "cheap set for kids." Great design, lots of star power, good photography, clean design, and team colors. What more could you want?
ReplyDeleteGrisham...because it's a parallel
ReplyDeleteGrisham...red looks good with that 80s inspired design
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