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We're off to an auspicious start.
Vince looks like he already knows his career is over. Topps gives him a super star card number on reputation only.
Why Topps would give this all-field, no-hit shortstop a star card number is beyond me.
Remember the Nasty Boys? Charlton, Randy Myers and Rob Dibble. Back when the Reds were good. Those were more innocent times.
Craig and the Giants are rocking some sweet throwback threads on this one.
602 - Mike Fetters
Rookie card. Sadly the closest thing to a decent pull in this pack. Maybe if he makes the Hall this card will be worth something but I think he's a long shot at best.
Now this guy is a lock for the Hall of Fame. But it's his fifth year card.
Coming off the year when he won 20 games with a 3.90 ERA.
Senior. Junior's dad. D'oh!
I love sideways action shots and you can see Fletcher tagging out Bobby Bonilla on this one.
Remember when the Red Sox sucked and they had bummy prospects like Naehring?
Went 10-3 as a rookie for Toronto and was never heard from again. I always used to get this guy and Jose Guzman from the Rangers confused.
Is it me or is his helmet pulled down over his eyes here?
Any card with a Topps All Star Rookie Cup on it is cool.
This was when Topps started using leftover Stadium Club pics in its base set.
214 - Andy Mota
675 - Bobby Witt
A card I happily mailed off to Chris @ Stale Gum for his set.
179 - Top Prospects 2nd Basemen: Caesar Bernhardt, Bobby DeJardin, Armando Moreno, Andy Stankiewicz
588 - Russ Swan
I love the high school senior pictures Topps used for this subset.
58 - Top Prospects Catchers: Brad Ausmus, Jim Campanis, Dave Nilsson, Doug Robbins
Never understood why Topps stubbornly called him Benny instead of Benito. Kinda like their "Bob" Clemente cards.
Nice shirt.
Pronounced "bonus."
At least they got a shot of him in his high school baseball uniform instead of some circa 1991 Ocean Pacific shirt.
Says on the back that he hit a 484-foot homer against the Yanks in '91. Dan Pasqua? Seriously?
I can't look at Clemens cards the same way anymore.
Well, not much in the pack but still fun. This was a nice looking set.
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So did Mike Rossiter (the shirt guy) get his senior picture taken at the zoo?
That technically isn't Mussina's rookie, he had an FDP card in the 89 set.... ;)
Juan Guzman went 16-5 and 14-3 in 1992 and 1993 respectively. He was a pretty big part of the Jays' two titles.
Pasqua had the power, just not the consistency.
No he didn't. But he was in '91 Score and Upper Deck.
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