1986 Topps Bo Diaz Shines Bright from the Darkness
Bo Diaz takes a backseat to no man when it comes to dramatic, come-from-behind baseball card...
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44 Mike Schmidt Baseball Cards to Celebrate MLB’s Greatest Third Baseman
These Mike Schmidt baseball cards chronicle the career of the greatest third baseman of all time and one of the greatest players in Major League Baseball history.
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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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Bonus, Baby! How Tom Qualters Landed on a 1959 Topps Card for the White Sox
(This is a guest post by Nick Diunte.) In 1953, the Philadelphia Phillies gave pitching phenom Tom...
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A Quick Visual Guide to Jim Thome Rookie Cards
One of the harsh realities of the 2018 Hall of Fame induction class is that just about every Jim...
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The Hit King Is Also King of the 1985 Fleer Baseball Card Set
(This is the 15th in our series of posts about the best baseball cards from the 1980s. Check out...
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This Is the Big Daddy of 1982 Fleer Baseball Cards
(This is the sixth in our series of posts about the best baseball cards from the 1980s. Check out...
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The Best 1981 Donruss Baseball Card Overcame Its Surroundings
(This is the second 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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1983 Jim Kern Baseball Cards and Things You Don’t Know
(Check out our other player card posts here.) If you came to the cult of baseball cards in the...
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That Time a Pat Corrales Baseball Card Pulled You Over on Pacific Coast Highway
(Check out our other player card posts here.) Have you ever known a guy who was just OK — or...
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The Tim Corcoran Baseball Card that Would Make Roger Maris Cringe
(Check out our other player card posts here.) Tim Corcoran (the First) had a fine baseball career....
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