Be careful what you wish for, William. If you request a Calvin Pickering card, even in jest, I am ready and willing to call your bluff. You can't put this enormous genie back in the bottle.
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An intersection of two of my passions: baseball cards and the Baltimore Orioles. Updated daily?
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The Coveted Cluster: Most Wanted Cards
1. 1994 Topps Stadium Club Team #281 Kevin McGehee
2. 1994 Bowman #431 Vaughn Eshelman
3. 1994 Topps Gold #791 Mike Cook
4. 1998 Pacific Online #85 Norm Charlton
5. 1998 Pacific #27 Aaron Ledesma
6. 2010 Bowman Topps 100 Prospects #TP55 Josh Bell
7. 2008 Upper Deck Timeline #377 Eider Torres
8. 1999 Fleer Tradition Update #U124 Mike Figga
9. 1999 Upper Deck #320 Heathcliff Slocumb
10. 2006 Upper Deck #531 John Halama
11. 2000 Bowman #189 Brian Falkenborg
2. 1994 Bowman #431 Vaughn Eshelman
3. 1994 Topps Gold #791 Mike Cook
4. 1998 Pacific Online #85 Norm Charlton
5. 1998 Pacific #27 Aaron Ledesma
6. 2010 Bowman Topps 100 Prospects #TP55 Josh Bell
7. 2008 Upper Deck Timeline #377 Eider Torres
8. 1999 Fleer Tradition Update #U124 Mike Figga
9. 1999 Upper Deck #320 Heathcliff Slocumb
10. 2006 Upper Deck #531 John Halama
11. 2000 Bowman #189 Brian Falkenborg
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- Bruce Howard, 1991 Crown/Coca-Cola All-Time Oriole...
- Brandon Snyder, 2008 Tristar Projections #200
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- Cal Ripken, Jr., 1992 U.S. Playing Card Co. Aces
- Bob Chakales, 1991 Crown/Coca-Cola All-Time Orioles #
- Vintage Fridays: Frank Bertaina, 1965 Topps #396
- Calvin Pickering, 1998 Bowman #208
- Brad Bergesen, 2009 Topps Heritage #522
- Bobby Bonilla, 1996 Pinnacle #30
- Johnny Oates, 1991 Topps Traded #85T
- Chris Padget, 1987 TCMA International League All-S...
- Cesar Izturis, 2009 Upper Deck O-Pee-Chee #4
- Vintage Fridays: Jim Northrup, 1975 SSPC #399
- Sidney Ponson, 2005 Leaf #28
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- Jeff Tackett, 1993 Stadium Club #186
- Jimmy Haynes, 1996 Pinnacle Aficionado #186
- Glenn Gulliver, 1983 Fleer #62
- Ryan Freel, 2009 Topps #561
- Vintage Fridays: Ray Moore, 1955 Topps #208
- Brooks Robinson, 2001 Upper Deck Hall of Famers #66
- Frank Robinson, 2010 Topps History of the Game #HO...
- Alejandro Freire, 2006 Fleer Ultra #182
- Mike Mussina, 1992 Fleer #20
- Brian Roberts, 2008 Upper Deck SPX #10
- Andy Van Slyke, 1995 Upper Deck #368
- Vintage Fridays: Jim Fuller, 1975 Topps #594
- Jaret Wright, 2007 Topps Heritage #460
- Jeremy Guthrie, 2009 Topps Black #194
- Mark Belanger, 1981 Topps #641
- Paul Blair, 1994 Upper Deck All-Time Heroes MLB 12...
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- Kevin
- I can remember playing with baseball cards as a toddler, but I actually started collecting them when I was ten. Now I'm an adult looking for an outlet to talk about my hobby without receiving blank stares in return. You can contact me thusly.
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2 comments:
hahahaha this is great...he was a beast on 8/22/04 against the Rangers in his first MLB game in nearly 3 years.
William - He's also the top home run hitter in MLB history among players with his last name. Take THAT, early 1900s outfielder Ollie Pickering!
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