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Board Game Friday: Sprawlopolis - GAME REVIEW - Sprawlopolis is a small card game published by Button Shy, the makers of many small card games! In Sprawlopolis, you will use the 18 cards to create your ...
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dwight evans is in my hall of famer collection - here's the first of a couple new additions to my hall of famer collection that have occurred this year. this one is for dwight evans, the red sox outfielde...
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It's too much - On Friday, I published post number 5,750 on Night Owl Cards. It's not a number as nice-and-round as others, but it prompted me to do something I haven'...
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171 - DOUG JONES, ASTROS, P - *The basics:* Doug Jones shows up for the only time in the 1993 Upper Deck set. Certainly his most distinctive card of 1993. *Card thoughts:* Perhaps a...
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Let's Have More Willie Wilsons in Modern Baseball, Please - Have a look at this 1985 Topps Woolworth All-Time Record Holder card. It features Willie Wilson in a fairly ordinary pose, with bat in hand. Mr. Wilson...
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2001 Topps Chrome "Before There was Topps" refractors - Y'all know I like refractors. Well, one niche that especially interests me are guys' *1st Refractor*, specifically talking about old-timers who played be...
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- Rod (Padrographs)
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I definitely remember Phil Roof as a catcher with the Twins when I was a kid. That's about it...the name "Nate Oliver" sounded familiar, but he was out of baseball when I was quite young. Maybe I've seen a card of him along the way but more likely I'm just thinking it reminds me of Nate Colbert and Al Oliver!
Dodger fans know Nate Oliver. He appears with them in '60s sets.
Phil Roof is an easy one, too. That's about it.
I didn't recognize any of these guys, but I looked up Phil Roof and Nate Oliver on COMC and instantly recognized the 1968 Topps card of Roof, because I own it. But that's only because I cheated.
I got Roof, that's it.
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