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Sunday, November 17, 2019
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TCDB Monday: The Holiday Haul (part 1)! - One of the best perks of my job is that I get nearly a month off from work around the holidays. Unfortunately for me, that vacation is now done! Today, I...
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Childhood favorites: 1970s quarterbacks - It's January, so it's time for a football-centric post. Football these days is full of fret and consternation. There's a big Bills game today that wil...
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2025 Golf Season Review - Nothing to see there. Just a bunch of turkeys strolling across the 9th green while my golf ball waits and watches in the background. This past year, I...
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deja vu, but not all over again - a week or so before christmas i found myself across the border in wisconsin. i chose not to pick up any new glarus, but i did make a stop at iconic sports ...
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The 2025 Refractor Report - This is the second installment of my annual look at the current market environment for the famed 1993 Finest Refractor baseball card set. Transaction and g...2 days ago
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Good Luck Ducks, Playoff Semifinal Edition: Peachy Rematch - *Oregon takes on the only team that has defeated them this season in the Peach Bowl.* The Ducks did a rare thing last week in their second CFP game this ...
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Out with 2025 and onto 2026 - *GOALS* I don't think I assigned myself any blogging/collecting goals last year other than to keep posting. And while I didn't post *a lot*, I did keep ...
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207 - CHARLIE HOUGH, WHITE SOX, P - *The basics: *The first of two Charlie Hough cards in the 1993 Upper Deck set. His next appearance will be with the expansion Florida Marlins. A veteran...
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Chips & Donuts - *Eating healthier* is one of the most common New Year's resolutions and something I need to improve on. But my first post of the year centers around cards...
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#114 BulletBoys (+ Warrant bonus) - Oh boy, of the many sloppy screw-ups in the 1991 MusiCards set, perhaps the most egregious is here at #114. Sure, if you pulled this BulletBoys card from...
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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.
Popular Posts
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It is less eleven months until Christmas 2019 and I am not sure that I will finish documenting all the packs from Christmas 2018 by then. ... -
Sometimes it is jarring to see a player in a uniform they only wore for one year. I never think of Fred Lynn as anything other than a membe... -
Francisco Mejia and his holiday spirit kicked Jorge Ona's butt fourteen to four . There are a lot of years between the next two cards. ... -
My wife went on vacation for a week and took the car, so I took some time off of work and sorted cards yesterday and today. I sorted by t... -
Well I added a card to my Padrographs collection. Reginald Preciado signed by the Padres in 2019, he played in instructional ball for the... -
I didn't pick up any new cards this week, but I did get a $100 ebay gift card for my birthday yesterday, so there will be some new car...
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Someone asked about the Paul Quantrill card on page three. He played in twenty-two games for the Padres in 2005. The card is from a team... -
I just read that Hank Aaron passed away at age eighty-six. I remember the first time I became aware of him. In 1969 I lived in La Palma,... -
So far I have made 5 custom cards. The Mike Shildt card was for me and is at Spring Training to get signed for my Padres Manager collection... -
Padrograph #1205, Joe Pepitone. Joe retired from the Braves in 1973, tried playing in Japan for a few months and then retired again...
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Thanks for providing a link. That was a great article. Never know about the Washington Bullets crab hands and didn't realize so much thought was put into selecting a photo.
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