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Weighing in on a classic baseball card debate

Baseball · United States

Weighing in on a classic baseball card debate

For those of us who like to collect cards commemorating various baseball feats, there has always been a nagging question, which I’ll illustrate through the example of Roger Maris and his famed 61-home run season of 1961. Is the 1961 Topps Roger Maris the one to collect, since obviously it was the year he topped … Continue reading "Weighing in on a classic baseball card debate"Read Article

Topps in 1975: Awfully Awesome, or Just Awful? (Part 2)

Topps in 1975: Awfully Awesome, or Just Awful? (Part 2)

A Palette Problem: This second part of a tribute to the 1975 Topps baseball card set highlights some unique ‘good’, ‘bad’ and ‘ugly’ features of the set. My main problem with the ’75 set is that color hues are consistently inconsistent, making everything look a little haphazard. Here’s an example – two different greens (and … Continue reading "Topps in 1975: Awfully Awesome, or Just Awful? (Part 2)"Read Article

Cards That Kermit Would Love

Cards That Kermit Would Love

Green Tints. I’m a bit obsessed with Green Tints. I think about Green Tints every day. I buy Green Tints every week. What’s a Green Tint? I always knew that a portion of the 1962 Topps set had variations knowns as Green Tints. Why are they called Green Tints? Because they are tinted green. But … Continue reading "Cards That Kermit Would Love"Read Article

Topps in 1975: Awfully Awesome, or Just Awful? (Part 1)

Prologue: Just Awful? The first of a two part ode to the 1975 Topps baseball card set, this post describes the organizational layout, key features, and some of what makes the set special to collectors and enthusiasts. As mentioned previously, the 1975 Topps baseball card set never held much appeal for me, even back at the … Continue reading "Topps in 1975: Awfully Awesome, or Just Awful? (Part 1)"Read Article

Using Little Cards to Sell Big Books

During my five-year tenure as host of SABR’s podcast, my guests included a large number of authors, and at least three of their books were promoted with pocket-sized cardboard objects that look a lot like baseball cards. The books: Intentional Balk (Dan Levitt & Mark Armour)The Captain and Me (Ron Blomberg and Dan Epstein)Split Season: … Continue reading "Using Little Cards to Sell Big Books"Read Article

The Name on the Card.

Many people share names with popular athletes. This creates a special connection with certain players and their cards. A quick Facebook search brings up a hundred or more “Steve Trout’s”, another hundred “Steven Trout’s”, and an endless multitude of “Stephens”, “Stefs”, and “Troutmans”, etc. The Trading Card Database lists Steve Trout, who’s MLB career spanned … Continue reading "The Name on the Card."Read Article

L.A. Dodgers Team Stax

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Jarrin never misses a Dodgers game on TV and attends home games whenever possible 'because I do miss a little bit the atmosphere of the stadium.' But his big project these days isn’t baseball.Bill Clinton · Los Angeles See the Story

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