Card of the Day: 1989 Upper Deck Mark McGwire
In 1989, Upper Deck released the first pack-issued ultra premium baseball cards. These cards were different than their cardboard counterparts. The surface was smoother, the stock was brighter and...
View ArticleCard of the Day: 1998 Score Rookie / Traded Barry Bonds
Man, times were much simpler in 1997, weren’t they? Roger Maris still held the single-season home run record, and Hank Aaron was the all-time Major League Baseball home run champion. Collecting...
View ArticleCard of the Day: 1987 Fleer Barry Bonds rookie
So yesterday as I awoke from an early evening nap, I happened upon a golden nugget from Yahoo Sports — a story about Barry Bonds and the legality of HGH, and the classifications of the Cream and the...
View ArticleThoughts on A-Rod, steroids and baseball
2003 Topps Heritage "New Age Performers" Am I wrong for not being passionate about the steroids issue? This is the question I am asking myself after hearing the news that Alex Rodriguez tested...
View ArticleDid Upper Deck forecast the future with Barry Bonds, Sammy Sosa?
So while continuing my Purge this morning, I came across my Barry Bonds collection. It’s a binder consisting of about 150 cards with some cool inserts like serial numbered Diamond Kinds and the such....
View ArticleIndictment renews interest in Roger Clemens collection
I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again, I am a Roger Clemens fan until the end. News of a federal indictment against Clemens made the rounds Thursday morning, giving lots of people reason to bash...
View ArticleLance Armstrong is, and always will be, `Dope’
The calendar says 2012, but with all of this Performance Enhancing Drug and “Doping” talk over the last two weeks, I swear it feels like 2010 … or 2008 … or even 2006. 1992 Impel US Olympic Hopefuls...
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