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My favorite hockey blogger is Sean McIndoe from Down Goes Brown and Grantland. Every Friday he does an NHL Grab Bag- sort of a week in review in the world of hockey. He includes sections like "What is the Hockey World Pretending to be Outraged About Now," "Awesome and/or Horrific Old YouTube Clip of the Week," and "What has Don Cherry Gone and Done Now?" My favorite section is the "Obscure Former Player of the Week" section. I did a complete history and analysis of it for him here:


http://www.downgoesbrown.com/2014/05/a-complete-history-of-obscure-former.html

I ultimately want to own a card of every obscure former player. The guys from the '40s will definitely be tough, though.

This is a list of WWE Divas Champions (in order of first championship win) that I have cards for. It turns out that I have a card for all of them except the newest one, Charlotte. I was surprised I didn't get any of her NXT cards. I'm sure that having a Charlotte card will change next year when the 2016 cards come out. This is my first list and if this goes well, I plan on making more.

Just a quick fun list. If you can think of any, leave a comment.

At least 1,000 career receiving yards
Not pictured:
52- Red Phillips, 1,091
50- Tom Hall, 1163
49- Terry LeCount, 1223
44- Gordie Smith, 1277

Unlisted:
17. Oscar Reed ATT 490 YDS 1968 TDS 8

Every year in my area of Illinois, the Cardinal Caravan comes around. Growing up, it was the best part of a bleak January when 1-2 Cardinal players would come to the Quincy Mall for an autograph session. The following are cards I had autographed from 1993-96, when I actually attended these.

Alan Trammell

Some of my favorite cards of my favorite players.

Honoring athletes who also served in the Military with cards from my collection.

Athletes who went to James Martin High in Arlington, Texas. Go Warriors!

Many don't appreciate Game Worn Memorabilia cards for good reason. Overproduction, money grabs, too many variations, I still have a soft spot for them ever since my first Jersey card pull from a 2000-2001 Vanguard pack. Here's the list from the first to the last as best as I can remember.

My modern day player. He will never replace Brett as my favorite player but as a former 3rd baseman he has come into his own and won me over as a true fan and my current favorite player on the field today. Fear the Beard!

BO Knows. Having always been astounded by the sheer physicality of this man I was baffled to hear a recent interview on AM610 in KC that Bo said he didn't lift weights on a regular basis and was just naturally physically gifted. Truth or tall tails I will never forget the first time I heard his bat crack on a homerun hit in person. I'm a true fan and have the up most respect for this man as he continues today to do so much for charity and the youngsters he has the opportunity to influence and help. A true modern day athletic role model. BO Knows Baseball!

It's been way to long…Over a month since my last list. I have been busy in the last month and I am proud to announce that I have a new website that I am designing - http://georgebrettcards.weebly.com/. I also started a Facebook page - www.facebook.com/gbcardguy and you can find me at twitter - @gbcardguy. I am very new to the social media, so it will probably be pretty awkward at the beginning. One of the cool things about my site is that I show a lot of variation cards. Anyway, this top ten list is all about the after retirement cards for George Brett. I do not generally seek these cards as much as I do cards from when Brett was playing, but I have a decent amount. It's funny, of all the George Brett cards that are available, only about 18% of them are from his playing day. Of all the Brett cards in my collection about 18% of them are after retirement cards, one of those quirky coincidences. As with all of my top ten lists it is solely based on my opinion and limited to cards that I own that are listed on tradingcarddb. Hopefully you enjoy it and feel free to comment.

1950 and later Note: some players aren't managers for the red sox on the card and the 1974 darrell johnson is meant to be eddie popowski(bottom left corner)

the topps rookie card of every hall of famer who started 1952 or later.

I just realized it's been 21 days since my last top ten list. January has been a busy month and it doesn't seem to be slowing down at all. This time era of George Brett cards finishes out his career. So there are many retrospect cards along with his regular cards. As with all of my top ten lists it is solely based on my opinion and limited to cards that I own that are listed on tradingcarddb. Hopefully you enjoy it and feel free to comment.

You couldn't be a Royals fan during the 80's without being a fan of Frank White. Never had Hall of Fame numbers, offensively speaking, but defensively there were not many that were better. As with all of my top ten lists it is solely based on my opinion and limited to cards that I own that are listed on tradingcarddb. Hopefully you enjoy it and feel free to comment.

Need these to complete what I believe is a master set. I have plenty to trade.

This era is special to me because this is when I started collecting cards. It started when I was in the 4th grade and I got a couple of packs of Fleer basketball cards for our class Christmas party. I still have a few of those cards. Shortly after that I started with baseball and it was a huge part of my life at that time at that time. As with all of my top ten lists it is solely based on my opinion and limited to cards that I own that are listed on tradingcarddb. Hopefully you enjoy it and feel free to comment.

Trying to complete sets

Just so you don't think that I only collect George Brett and Bo Jackson Cards. I felt it is time to bring some other Royals to the forefront. Bret Saberhagen was a stud pitcher having a career spanning 15 years. Didn't have hall of fame numbers, but he was a go to pitcher. Not many pitcher could pitch a shutout in a game 7 of the World Series and he did it his rookie season. As with all of my top ten lists it is solely based on my opinion and limited to cards that I own that are listed on tradingcarddb. Hopefully you enjoy it and feel free to comment.

It is now officially Christmas and I can't seem to fall asleep. It is kind of like when I was a kid. I'm sitting at my desk wondering what to do and I decided to do another Top Ten List since I haven't done one for a while. On this list I am only doing 2 years because it seems that there was an explosion of oddball, insert, & Broder cards. Heck, there are 20 different Fleer cards to choose from, surprisingly none made this list. As with all of my top ten lists it is solely based on my opinion and limited to cards that I own that are listed on tradingcarddb. Hopefully you enjoy it and feel free to comment.

This era leads up to the Royals winning World Series. One of their brightest moments in their history. Wish they could have pulled it off this year. Many cool cards came out during this time. I hope you enjoy this Top Ten as well as my other lists. If you haven't looked at them yet feel free to check them out and comment. As with all of my top ten's it is strictly based on my opinion and limited to cards that I own that are listed on tradingcarddb. Hopefully you enjoy it and feel free to comment.

Thank you to all!
Here we Go!

I have been having fun make these top ten list. This right during the time that I was collecting when I was a kid. I collected all of these cards as an adult, but remember most of these from when I was a kid. Hopfully you will enjoy this top ten and feel free to check out my other top ten lists and comment on them, if you haven't already. As with all of these top ten lists it is strictly based on my opinion and limited to cards that I own that are listed on tradingcarddb. Hopefully you enjoy it and feel free to comment.

I had a lot of fun doing the last top ten George Brett and Bo Jackson lists and hopefully those who looked at them also enjoyed them. If you haven't looked at them yet feel free to check them out and comment. This top ten was a little harder because I have about double the cards to choose from as the last top ten. As with all of these top ten's it is strictly based on my opinion and limited to cards that I own that are listed on tradingcarddb. Hopefully you enjoy it and feel free to comment.

Good Evening....my want list will take some time to post. In most cases, I will be looking for years pre-1980, 2000-2014 baseball and football. I also like collecting oddballs, errors & variations and fleer stickers. Stay tuned, Bob

Hello,
I would like to introduce myself, my name is Bob [BOBSCARZ should have been BOBSCARDZ, oh well]. This is a fantastic site, with so many helpful members..Hats Off to everybody!. I'm only in a month, working hard to list my collection, I've received many messages already inquiring about trading. That is not a problem with me, I have decided to list as much as possible, 4 rooms worth of collectibles!. Please bear with me as I continue to update. I have so many cards, I need to enter them in a manner which is easy for me, and less time consuming. What I have in my collection may not be for sale/trade although listed as so, just easier on me and more for you to see. Keep writing, propose trades, let's keep it friendly.
Your friend,
Bob [BOBCARZ]

I decided to also do a Bo Jackson Top Ten list. If you want to read a little history about myself, feel free to check out my George Brett Top Ten. This Top Ten is strictly my opinion and limited to cards that I personally own. I might do a Top Ten list of cards that I want in the future. Feel free to tell me what you think.

I became a huge George Brett Fan when I was a child in the late 80s. For a 6th grader I thought I had a pretty good collection of his cards, about 13 cards, and the prize of my collection was an autographed team issued card. Unfortunately, this collection was stolen from me in middle school and I stopped collecting cards until about 4 years ago. After close to a twenty year hiatus I got started again. If you want to check out my collection feel free. This is my first list and I am hoping to do more if people like this one. This list is strictly my opinion and limited to cards that I own personally. Some of the cards pictured are from my collection. Without further ado, here are my top 10 favorite George Brett baseball cards that were issued in the 1970s.

I wonder what goes in your mind when you are the last pick in the Draft. You wanna make that chance worth their while, probably...

Honorable mentions:
1979 Blair Barnes(1GP)
1987 Igor Vyazmikin(4GP)
1997 Jay Henderson(33GP)
2010 Zach Trotman(11GP)
These players are not included because they didn't have any cards or cards with pictures.

Strangely, Blair Barnes & Igor Vyazmikin both played less than 5 games and both passed away in their 40's.

He's been my favorite player since before I could play T-ball. Still can't forget that slide into the dugout, wish he'd have made the catch.