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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.
The Starting Lineup: Other Baseball Card Links
- '88 Topps Blog
- 1964 Topps
- 1966 Topps
- 1967 Topps
- 1968 Topps
- 1969 Topps
- 1983 Fleer Project
- 30-Year-Old Cardboard
- 88 Score Rookie & Traded Set
- A Pack A Day
- Auto-matic for the People
- Beardy's Baseball Blog
- Cardboard Gods
- Cardboard Junkie
- Dean's Blog
- Dinged Corners
- Great Orioles Autograph Project
- Indians Baseball Cards. Always.
- Jeff's Baseball Card Collection
- My First Cards (1982 Topps)
- Night Owl Cards
- OriolePhan's Card Blog
- Phillies 4 Me
- PunkRockPaint
- Rangers Cards
- Sac Bunt
- Shoebox Legends
- Sports Card Pack Rat
- Sports Card Radio
- Stale Gum
- Starting Nine
- Statis Pro 1984
- The Baseball Card Blog
- The Fleer Sticker Project
- The Great Orioles Autograph Project
- Things Done to Cards
- Thomas Gounley's Collection (Pinterest)
- Thorzul Will Rule
- Topps Heritage (Auctions, Info, and Sales)
- Topps Traders
- Treasure Never Buried
- Ugly Baseball Card Blog
- West Virginia Cards
- White Sox Cards
- Worship False Idols
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2 comments:
Even if you consider 2019 average attendance was about 16,000 a game and 2018 was about 20,000 a game we are going in the opposite direction.
Plus with the way the MiLB situation of 40 teams going and we dropped 37 players (which is more than a normal year of dropping) it may fall onto the parent team.
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