1967 Topps Gil Hodges Sees What Might Have Been
After 11 games with the lowly 1963 New York Mets, legendary first baseman Gil Hodges hung up his...
Read MorePosted by Adam Hughes | Oct 12, 2021 | Baseball Cards Daily |
After 11 games with the lowly 1963 New York Mets, legendary first baseman Gil Hodges hung up his...
Read MorePosted by Adam Hughes | Oct 11, 2021 | Baseball Cards Daily |
In 1968, Pete Rose won his first National League batting title with a .335 average that actually...
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In 1965, the Baltimore Orioles went a heady 94-68 … but finished in third place in the American...
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Whether Topps knew it or not at the time, they captured the moment with their 1987 Traded card of...
Read MorePosted by Adam Hughes | Oct 3, 2021 | Baseball Cards Daily |
Rod Carew didn’t necessarily think he was done punishing baseballs when he collected his 3053rd...
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