Tuesday, February 28, 2012
B.J. Surhoff, 1997 Fleer Ultra #423
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Well, it's past my bedtime, so enjoy the often-intense B.J. Surhoff actually cracking a smile in this candid spring training photo. B.J. is just one of the former Orioles lending a helping hand in Sarasota this year as an instructor, joining former teammates such as Brady Anderson, Mike Bordick, Chris Hoiles, and Alan Mills.
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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
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1 comment:
B.J. Surhoff was a fierce competitor. When he would go up to bat, he was in his own world. He turned into a very capable left fielder too! I remember imitating his sliding catches as a kid when we would play sandlot ball in the Baltimore summers! I really like you blog, since I have found it I check it out daily. I've started to collect cards again, and like you I am a die hard Orioles fan. Keep it up man!!
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