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The front: Pregame shot at Tiger Stadium.The back: In a battle of two teams who were 20 games under .500, the score was tied at 2-2 in the bottom of the ninth. The White Sox brough...
Last time it was a 4-0 win for Topps. Will Hostess get votes here?Judging by the background these photos look to have been taken at the same time, but differences in the way the ph...
The front: Topps goes for the extreme closeup here.The back: Pruitt hit 21 home runs for Anchorage, a record at the time.The player: Pruitt was a backup catcher for four teams ove...
The front: My first instinct was that this photo was taken in Philadelphia, but Walling hadn't played a day game there since 1978, when the Astros still wore rainbow uniforms. So...
The card, in brief: The age-old question - is he holding a baseball, or not? My guess is not.Playing career, in brief: Randy Jones won 100 games in his ten-year major league care...
The front: Looks like someone said something funny in the dugout.The back: "The Count Montefusco" is a play on "The Count of Monte Cristo". It is believed to have originated with G...
Last time it was a huge win for Topps, 10-0. Will Hostess even get on the board here?Brad's copy of Jim Barr's 1977 Hostess card shows the pitcher looking clean-cut at spring train...
The front: Where was this photo taken? Even Jerry Reuss doesn't know.The back: No room for a blurb, and still a full decade of pitching ahead of him.The player: Jerry Reuss pitche...
Met Al again today to swap some cards. He had bought a couple of 2025 packs, I guess.These are from 2025 Panini. A couple of legends and a couple of rookies. I guess Grady Sizemore...
The front: Beattie is pictured wearing his windbreaker in the dugout. Rain delay?The back: Looking at the back of the card I realize that there is an error - "Sycracuse". I'll rep...
The front: The underrated "balancing the bat on the backs of your shoulders" look. Probably spring training.The back: That 1,000th hit was a big one - with one out in the bottom o...
Last time it was another big win for gum, 7-1. Will cake do better here?I believe the Hostess photo is a Shea Stadium shot from 1975. Topps meanwhile has an extreme closeup of a sw...
Last time it was a 6-0 win for gum. What will happen here?Hostess has Cey being photographed at Candlestick Park. It looks like we can see the photographer's shadow. Topps meanwhil...
The card, in brief: An interestingly framed card, a tighter close-up than usual for this kind of pose. An unidentified Padre throws a ball in the background.Playing career, in bri...
It's been over a month since I did one of these . . . The always generous OBCer Greg Henthorn sent two cards from 1954 Topps and two from 1956 Topps, including Jim Brady. I had ne...
The card, in brief: No logo on the jacket. Today there would be the Padres' logo plus three advertisers.Playing career, in brief: Freisleben pitched six seasons in the majors for...
Last time was another easy win for gum, 7-1. Will this be closer?A photo shoot at the brand new Yankee Stadium, soon to be Dent's baseball home. The all-black uniforms look a lot l...
The card in brief: Westrum looks like a manager who knows he's going to get fired at the end of the season, which the back of the card notes is exactly what happened, but they mad...
In today's street trade with Al, I took a handful of cards from a box of Phillies, and some from a box of minor stars. Almost all the cards in the boxes were from sets I've already...
There wasn't much I needed from Al's boxes today, but these silver pack cards are always reliable. 2023 cards in the 1988 design. I like retro designs best when the cards look like...
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