PART 2
First one was too long so I chopped it in half.
More selected 'hits'

Auto #1 - Vince Coleman. Dr. Madding has answered the call...

Ryan again, this time normal sized with no variation.

2010 NL ROY

#1 overall pick in 2008.

The greatest pitcher ever.
Part 3
YOU
must watch this video
All the hits that's fit to print:
Tommy mini
Beat Up Brooks
Johnny Vander Meer...
Greenback #6/25
Another parallel: Ike Boone black ink #7/50
Ted Williams in nuclear winter
Stan Musial runs from the fireball.
3 comments:
Regarding the Musial card -
from Fraiser:
Martin: Us night shift guys call it "the scary ball"!
Is all the knowledge that spews forth from your mouth being read from the backs of the cards? Otherwise you are a freak of nature to be able to remember all that. I can barely remember my own phone number.
Most of the factoids are from the card backs especially of the more obscure minor leaguers. I throw in a few of my own here and there though.
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