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Time for a give-away.
Only people who have commented on this blog previously. U.S. addresses only. Winner should email a mailing address to morganyud at protonmail dot com.
To enter, just post a sentence or two about your favorite baseball player. I'll use a random number generator to select the winner. Entry deadline - 24 hours after this post goes up.
These are the cards you'll be playing for:
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| 1992 Score |
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| 1988 Topps |
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| 1992 Score |
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| 2000 Upper Deck Victory |
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| 1999 Pacific |
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| 1992 Fleer |
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| 1993 Stadium Club Ultra-Pro |
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| 1991 Donruss |
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| 1990 Topps |
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| 1992 Action Packed All-Star Gallery |
Weird, no comments? My favorite baseball player is Rod Carew. The game has changed so much since he played, with the emphasis on power, that I don't know what kind of role he would have played in today's game. But cmon, he could put the ball in play! Still a valuable ability in my book, even today.
ReplyDeleteHis career BA was .328. So there should be a role. But it does seem odd for a first baseman to be a contact hitter. If he stayed at second, it would seem more normal.
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