I'd probably like the Chicago team card a bit better if it was closer up on the team players, but can understand the want to get the crowd, which is an extra player, into the card.
Also, going on with the league leader comment yesterday, Nolan pictured here was in fact the leader in the NL with 133 RBIs.
Two more team cards here, which solve me comment above nicely.
League Leader Matt Kemp shown is listed on the back as being third in NL RBIs. I haven't looked at the detailed listing, but maybe they did cards for the top three leaders rather than a single card showing the top three in one?
This was another good pack for picking up Blue Jays with another three here.
The inserts in the pack include a rainbow foil and first pitch. I will say the first pitch insert sets have grown on me. As much as it can be a "who is that?" moment, it does make for an interesting insert set, and with decent write ups on the back.
Again, just a handful of dupes so I would call this pack another success for set building (and Jays content too).
2 Packs, 72 Cards, 255 Points
I was lucky enough to twist the wifes arm 3 years ago and we picked up a hobby case of series 1 and if my memory serves me so far only 4 players did i completely sell out on Judge(rc) Moncada(rc)Bennintendo(rc)Bell(rc) I would love to bust another case of that even now.
ReplyDeleteI can believe that - decent rookie class there!
DeleteDang. I miss me some Doolittle. Good times watching him enter the Coliseum with For Whom the Bell Tolls blasting.
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