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Sunday, February 5, 2012

Year: 1994-95

Set: Upper Deck (Rate)

Card: #281 John Cullen



"Second center behind Mario for much of his career, I think. Must make it hard to get noticed." -wmcduff

"Speedy and creative this was John's second stint with the Penguins." -Gunny

"Wish I could tell who the player was so I could tell him "it's hockey, drop the batting stance"." -NJDevils

"looks like he's ready to get slammed by Philly!! HA! I'm not diggin the photo though- looks like name is hard to read and half his foot is cut off by the boarder. UD could have done a better job centering and adjusting that border..just sayin" -tony

Saturday, February 4, 2012

Year: 1994-95

Set: SP (Rate)

Card: #8 Adam Oates



"Adam Oates was a strong guy. Probably feeding Neely in front for another effective garbage goal." -wmcduff

"It must be a coincidence that the card design points to his hand, but his 1079 career assists show he had some of the best hands in the game." -DanD

Friday, February 3, 2012

Year: 2009

Set: Upper Deck America's Team (Rate)

Card: #3 Anthony Spencer



"If you look real real close, you can even see the player's name on the card." -NJDevils

"America's Team? The team America loves to hate, perhaps." -wmcduff

Thursday, February 2, 2012

Year: 1993

Set: Pacific Texas Express (Rate)

Card: #119a The Simple Life



"Wha? What the heck kinda card is this? I suppose it's baseball, but seriously, what's with this?" -wmcduff

"He wears a Stetson now, Stetson's are cool." -Gunny

"Why did the marlboro man get a baseball card??" -haogaole

"Stuck in developmental hell for over a decade, I can't help but wonder what The Simple Life would have been had the show stuck with this original concept." -DanD

"As great as Nolan was, this card set was just the opposite" -NJDevils

Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Year: 1990

Set: Topps (Rate)

Card: #777 Tim Laudner



"Huh. There's a bat end at the end of this bat..." -wmcduff

"Tim Laudner card: no position, no logo, no like." -NJDevils

"Never really cared for the design on these cards, though the blue was nicer than the orange or red they used for some." -Mike67

"'You're supposed to see a face in there. Do YOU see a face in there?' Frank Costanza" -DanD

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Year: 1992

Set: Fleer (Rate)

Card: #591 Lee Smith



"Great pitcher, great closer, but the card, great closed up in a box." -addysdaddy

"Weird. It looks like his arm was photoshopped in at a strange angle. Definitely a lot of twist on that pitch." -wmcduff

Monday, January 30, 2012

Year: 1973

Set: Philadelphia Phillies Photocards (Rate)

Card: #26 Bill Robinson



"Look at the light Bill.... Concentrate on the light.... You are becoming sleepy..." -Scott Sawyer

"Bill looks a little scared of being delivered air-mail." -addysdaddy

"Published for responding to fan mail requests, the 1973 Philadelphia Phillies Photocards set was one of several the club did from 1970-82. As for Bill Robinson, he was never the superstar the Yankees thought he would be in the late 1960s, but he became a capable hitter for the Phillies and Pirates before coaching Mets hitters during the 1986 World Championship season." -PlayerPCCollector

"No, Bill, it's not a driver's license photo. You're allowed to smile for baseball cards." -NJDevils

"Too bad I grew up in the late 80's. I have a bunch of Luis Aguayo and Darryl Akerfelds autographed Phillies photo cards." -ashnsports

Sunday, January 29, 2012

Year: 2007

Set: Score (Rate)

Card: #251 Rod Smith



"Nice, intense look, good pose. I like this one, personally. Simple but effective." -wmcduff

"I hope he is on the way to tackle the designer of these cards...geez" -addysdaddy

Saturday, January 28, 2012

Year: 1983

Set: Topps (Rate)

Card: #216 Tony LaRussa



"Normally, this is where I make fun of the card, but I think Tony would beat me up..." -wmcduff

"Tony goes into shock about the possibility of this picture being put on a card." -Scott Sawyer

"Is that a butterfly collar disco era shirt I see under that Uni?" -addysdaddy

Friday, January 27, 2012

Year: 2006

Set: SPx (Rate)

Card: #71 Ryan Howard



"Man, it's so hard to scan the shiny bits sometimes, isn't it? Howard looks amused at something." -wmcduff

"Where is the rest of the card?" -GoldenEye

"Howard....The Musical,coming Spring 2006!" -addysdaddy

"The fact that you can't see the left side isn't just the scan. These cards are hard to read in your hand also. The worst SPx design I can think of." -Scott Sawyer


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