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I think I'll rip some cards later. Like for the thread below. '89 @Topps
Let's do it
Bless this man for getting a baseball card after more than a decade of driving, what i assume was a 1972 skylark, between Portland and Buffalo 35 times.
Rod Nichols played for Cleveland. The movie "Room" was based in Cleveland. Im not drawing any connections though.
Krukker!!!! Nothing compares to his 1989 Topps Traded picture, but this one isn't much more flattering.
Those vibrant powder blues
So glad they're coming back on the reg
So glad they're coming back on the reg
Are you Slim Ray?
Are you Paid Ray?
Who wants to know? Who wants to know?
Are you Sting Ray?
Are you Nick Ray?
Who wants to know about me?
Are you Paid Ray?
Who wants to know? Who wants to know?
Are you Sting Ray?
Are you Nick Ray?
Who wants to know about me?
There should be an entire corner of Twitter just devoted to guys in various color combinations of @Montreal_Expos uniforms
There were two Keith Millers in the National League East in 1989. This is not the one.
Style H is weak, man. Style D is where its at.
Don't sleep on Dwayne Murphy. Long before this photo he used to crush 25+ dingers on the reg for the @Athletics
The back of this card says an unbelievable amount about this man. Drag racing 
Phil Niekro Alabama College? TBD
Phil Niekro Alabama College? TBD
Sadly, the thing i remember most about Jose Rijo is that Marge Schott said some very not so nice things about him in Sports Illustrated
Look at this beauty. 548 homers in the front, 1,650 managerial wins in the back.
Hey look, its prominent Twitterer @DaveGallagher22 . Hey Dave, do you still have your All Star Rookie cup?
Doug Dascenzo, seen here shortly after waking up.
Ohhhhh. Now here's a HOF snub. 7x all star, MVP, 3x GG, 3x SS, 2x batting champ. COBRA. And once busted up a coke ring Miami Vice style.
Last card! Can't say Gregg Olsen ever SHINED in the majors, but he definitely hung around for quite a while.
