Thursday, March 17, 2016
Leo Daigle, 2007 Bowman Chrome Prospects #BC94
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Due to the murkiness of this scan, you'll have to take me at my word: those are palm trees beyond the outfield fence in Fort Lauderdale. I'm gazing longingly at this tropical scene because I just heard that there is snow in the forecast in Baltimore for this Sunday, a.k.a. the first day of Spring. Temperatures have been around 70 for the past few days. Very funny, huh? Almost as funny as Topps/Bowman devoting "prospect" cards in multiple 2007 releases to a guy who'd been bouncing around the minors since 1998 and had already been cut loose by the Orioles.
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1. 1994 Topps Stadium Club Team #281 Kevin McGehee
2. 1994 Bowman #431 Vaughn Eshelman
3. 1994 Topps Gold #791 Mike Cook
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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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- 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:
The post you linked to is from my very first day working in the "real world" - 4/21/08. It's amazing to think about how far I've come in life since you started this blog. Has it really been 8 years already?
I know what you mean, Zach. I was just realizing today that "Dubya" was still president when I started blogging here.
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