Chipper Jones Rookie Cards Still Scorching After All These Years
(Check out our other player card posts here.) Chipper Jones rookie cards have been hot commodities...
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The Last Phil Niekro Baseball Card Where He Didn’t Look Like Your Grandfather
(Check out our other player card posts here.) If your first exposure to Phil Niekro came through...
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This 1978 Topps Willie Montanez Card Had a ‘Zest’ for Change
Ever been thumbing through a stack of cards from a set that (you thought) you knew like the back...
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1984 Topps Darrell Evans Belies His Place in History
This is Day 1 of my 2019 Spring Training Challenge, which means I’ll be writing abouta card...
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Vic Correll Finished Like an All-Time Great … and Topps Celebrated
(Check out our other player card posts here.) For most of his career,, catcher Vic Correll found...
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Rookie Card Showdown: Yonder Alonso v. Sid Bream
(Check out our other player card posts here.) Baseball’s offseason is a time when fans of...
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1982 Donruss Brett Butler Reflects on the Atlanta Braves’ Lost Chances
In 1982, Brett Butler was a mostly unknown center fielder trying to parlay his light hitting and...
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Jody Davis Is Having None of the 1988 Fleer Nonsense
(This is the 24th in our series of posts about the best baseball cards from the 1980s. Check out...
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Does Greg Maddux Look Like a Hall of Famer on His 1987 Donruss Rookie Card?
(This is the 20th in our series of posts about the best baseball cards from the 1980s. Check out...
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Bruce Sutter Made His Hall of Fame Pitch from the Best 1981 Topps Baseball Card
(This is the third in our series of posts about the best baseball cards from the 1980s. Check out...
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Joe Cowley and Spreading Yourself Thin as Cardboard
(Check out our other player card posts here.) Did you know that former Major Leaguer Joe Cowley...
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The Long and Winding Road that Landed Ty Cline on the First Montreal Expos Baseball Card
(Check out our other player card posts here.) OK, technically the 1969 Topps Ty Cline (#442) is...
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