The turkey in question???? 1988 Score Baseball! A virtual rainbow of who's who, and who's not...
Gotta love those inserts... #42 of 56... Jackie Robinson breaks colour barrier.
There's GOLD in them thar hills!
First up, Jody Davis. Jody gained fame when he went on to play for a real team, the Atlanta Braves.
other gold bordered cards...
Mark McGwire Highlights - A's
Steve Bedrosian Highlights - Phillies
Full colour backs!!!! Actually, I like the backs. A different picture than the front, full career stats, including minor leagues. Team logo, position... the only thing I don't like as a set builder is the card number being so small.
Purple people eaters!
BJ Surhoff. BJ went on to fame when he played for a real team, the Atlanta Braves.
Other purple borders...Chris Bosio - Brewers
Fred Lynn - Orioles
Lean, Mean, and GREEN! Eric Show...
Randy Myers - Mets. Randy went on to fame when he coached for a real team, the Atlanta Braves.
Ruppert Jones - Angels
Yellow!
Rick Schu
Mark Clear - Brewers
Gary Redus - White Sox
RAGING RED!
Terry Puhl
Jerry Browne - Rangers
Mickey Hatcher - Dodgers
Beautiful BLUE!
Jimmy Key - a damn good pitcher who never really got his due pitching for the Jays. He should've played for Atlanta...
Garth Iorg - Blue Jays
There you have it.
Happy Thanksgiving to all.... now excuse me while I go and eat my own body weight in one sitting.
The word "color" with an "-our" ending AND a derogatory comment towards the Brewers!
ReplyDeleteLOOOOUUUD NOISES!
that's not very neighBOURly, now is it?
ReplyDeleteHeh, I needed a good pack like this to cheer me up today...
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't be too quick to claim Jody Davis, the best thing he ever did for the Braves was to suck hard enough to give Greg Olson a chance.
For Thorzul:
I DON'T KNOW WHAT WE'RE YELLING ABOOT!
Ahhh, Canuck, it's all in good fun.
ReplyDeleteGood nickname, by the way. Back in the day the minor league Milwaukee Admirals were the farm team to the Vancouver Canucks. Now we're stuck with the Nashville Predators, who have never won a playoff series. Not that I care about any of that hockey stuff, by the way.