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Leo Nomellini was the 49ers' first ever draft pick in 1950. He ended his career having played in every game for 14 seasons and with 10 Pro Bowl selections and 9 All-Pro selections.
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Pinch hitter Wallace Johnson was able to bat from both sides of the plate.
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This card notes Dan Fouts' breaking of the playoff record for most passing yards in a playoff game, with 422 in a game against the Dolphins in January 1982.
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The Sherry brothers, Larry, a pitcher, and Norm, a catcher, both started their careers with the Dodgers.
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"Little known fact, DeForrest Kelley (Darold Knowles? D.K.?) played pro ball to make ends meet after the cancellation of Star Trek." -Anonymous
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In 1989, Greg Bell once again led the league in rushing touchdowns with 15. Happy new year!
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"Currently the hitting coach for the Fresno Grizzlies, Meulens was the first player to play in all four original winter leagues (Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Mexico, Dominican Republic). He has also played professionally in the US, Canada, Japan and South Korea." -Anonymous
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"The proverbial Santa Claus card was much sought after in the 90 pro set series. The Beckett was really pushing this among other inserts at this time. I still remember the pull that I made when I got this card. What joy it brought and still does to this day...." -Robert M.
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In 1989, Rob Dibble struck out three batters on nine consecutive pitches.
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"Once upon a time, in the land of 1981, Dave's 10 year $10 Million contract made him the highest player in baseball." -Anonymous
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