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Not this one, but just wait until April 23rd!
@highheatstats.bsky.social Got a great bit of trivia about Donora, Pennsylvania today.
@adarowski.bsky.social
Saw this card I hadn’t seen before and thought of you. It’s a 2020 Topps Archives and there are a few on eBay for around $30 if you want to pick one up. Great looking card.
Eddie Murray rookie card, then the Molitor/Trammell combo rookie. The All Stars have the perfect red, white, and blue shield. My first pack as a kid. I pulled a Wayne Garrett and I remember you saying on Twitter once you’d never heard of him when you discovered his 4.3 WAR 1973 season with the Mets.
@adarowski.bsky.social Hey man. Haven’t been here in a while and I missed you. Have you added to your 1967 Topps collection? I bought a great lot of 1978 Topps recently.
2025 Paul Skenes
10-10, 1.97 ERA, 187.2 IP
1972 Steve Carlton
27-10, 1.97 ERA, 346.1 IP
Nolan Ryan 1973:
326 IP, 383 strikeouts
Paul Skenes career:
320.2 IP, 386 strikeouts
@adarowski.bsky.social Came here to check up you. How are you feeling about today’s match?
Cal Raleigh is climbing the ladder for HR hit by a switch hitter in a season. Mickey Mantle has held the record with 54 HR since 1961.
Per @stathead.com
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The Frank Howard is nice.
Earl Battey?
If you don’t know, the Brooks Robinson is very tough to find centered and in good condition. One of my favorite high numbered cards, along with the 1971 Dick Allen (Dodgers!) and the 1972 Carew and Garvey.
This is my struggle as well.
For years, I used Dave Parker as my litmus test for HOF candidacy. Now that he’s been elected, should he remain the standard, or is there someone else who would be better?
Kenny Lofton? Lou Whitaker?
Would have loved to have had cards of me made when I was a kid.
Tottenham has a +4 goal differential yet stand in 17th place in the Premier League (of 20 teams).
Hey @obxleatherman.bsky.social it's Tatis day!
Thinking of players like Ben Zobrist and Jose Oquendo, who played multiple positions. NL player from when pitchers hit is most likely candidate, imo.
Was wondering the other day who might hold the MLB record for games played at multiple positions, meaning a player played two or more positions in the same game. Don’t want pinch hitters who then took the field, just players who played two or more defensive positions in a game. Any ideas?
Tell me what you know about Billy McCool.
Tell your friends you love them. I have a dear friend who started doing this so I try to do it. It’s more important now than ever.
I have lived by the words “encourage one another daily” for almost 30 years. You start at home and take it wherever you go.
One of those very well respected “agree to disagree” situations. I’ll take the powder.
No, I just think Almond milk tastes bad.
Very nice. My wife made lots of Dominican dishes including rice pudding for dessert!
Merry Christmas to you and your parents. Have a wonderful day!
“If you split [Rickey Henderson] in two, you’d have two Hall of Famers.” — Bill James
This one is tough. RIP to the greatest.
I’d feel bad for you but you’re already putting almond milk in your coffee.
