Gary Templeton won eight votes to three. Up next is spot number ninety-two.
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12 comments:
Gotta go w with my Michigan Man, Clayton Richard.
Go Blue!
Hoffman!
The Hoffman is a good looking card.
2019 Topps was a solid design... but a well-cropped Hoffman photo gets my vote.
Voting for Hoffman.
I don't often vote for horizontal cards, as they can disrupt the flow of the page, but gotta go with Hoffman.
Clayton Richard's face wins my vote!
I like the 2019 Topps design but Bret Alan's comment is spot on. I'm going with Hoffman too.
Also totally agree with Bret Alan's comment. The Hoffman is a really nice looking card.
Going with the nice looking Hoff!
The Hall of Famer gets my vote here...go Hoffman!
Easy one, former Wolverine Richard.
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