Believe it or not, this was the only Marichal card I owned until recently. This is a great card but I just picked up another of Juan's Topps cards that blows this one away. I hope to post it in the next couple of days. Since I love the 1973 backs so much:

As much as it pains me to own anything even somewhat related to Wal-Mart, I couldn't pass up this 2006 insert featuring the Splendid Splinter on the 1987 Topps design.
Very few sets get me in a nostalgic mood like 1952 Bowman does. I would absolutely love to complete this one someday. Bucky's got a wax stain and some creased corners but I don't mind.

I'm not a huge fan of the Heritage sets, but Kevin's card from the 2011 set is pretty nice looking. If anyone's got a spare to send me I'd love to trade for it.
Sure, he's not with the Sox any longer on this card, but the smile and airbrush job make for a pretty funny card.
Great name, great card.
I'll even include a couple of Yankees here, both from the 1976 Traded set. Dock Ellis' monster sideburns and handlebar mustache, and then a card that should be in every good baseball collection:
It's really inexcusable that it took me almost 4 years to pick this one up...
I just recently picked up my first 3 '75 Topps Minis. Here are the other two:
I'm a sucker for vintage catcher cards.
We finish off with the only card I intend to keep out of the 2 packs of Heritage I've opened.
Happy 2011 baseball season everyone, whichever team you follow!!!
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I like to think I know baseball as well as hockey (though I really don't) but I had never heard the term "Beantown Bombers". Which came first the Bronx or Beantown Bombers?
Btw I love the Oscar Gamble card!
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