Ted Power is what happens when you cross John Candelaria and Bob Walk.
Bob Patterson is wearing a trash bag under his jersey.
Sluggo is giving the death stare to the cameraman. The Pirates catching tandem of Don Sluggo Slaught and Mike Spanky LaValliere had 10 WAR nicknames.
I'm convinced this is Ted Power batting.
I think their might be an autograph version of this card in that Archives Signature set. I'm pro Tony Pena Pirate autographs.
Belinda was pitching when Sid Bream scored in the playoffs against the Pirates.
I love Marte, but his freaking suspension killed the Pirates last year.
This is a quality picture.
I have a lot of Jason Kendall cards, but I feel like one pops up everyday that makes me think I don't have it.
Reese Mcguire for a time was seen as the Pirates catcher of the future. He got traded two season back to the Blue Jays and has lost a good bit of his prospect luster. The bat just never developed.
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Almost like an old Studio card.
It is kind of weird, but for as long as the Pirates have been around they really haven't had many Hall of Fame caliber pitchers that spent the majority of their career as a Bucco.
I think Kang is never going to suit up again in the MLB. He played a little winter ball, but was cut from his team.
Always happy to get some Melancon cards!
Neil Walker was still a catcher when this card came out!
Now we are getting into the real heavy hitters! This looks like a max effort Bob Walk fastball. May God have mercy on the hitter and catcher.
The hair creates extra force.
Gerrit Cole was almost traded today. That may signal the end for Cutch too.
I really hope Glasnow pans out.
Thanks for the cards Jared. Since my computer has been down I've been experimenting with different scan techniques. These turned out nice....(shhh...I used my work scanner)!
Thanks for reading.
Is Ted Power Ron Swanson's alter ego?
ReplyDeleteIt could be possible. I know Ron had the jazz artist alter ego so a baseball version is not out of the question
DeleteYour Bob Walk 92 Score comment made me laugh out loud.
ReplyDeleteAll truths Rob....nothing but the truth from me about Mr. Walk.
DeleteThat 2005 Topps card of Neil Walker should be show to all of the Topps photo editors as an example of perfect cropping. Great looking card.
ReplyDeleteI love that only two people are watching in the background.
DeleteI think ladies flocking to Bob Walk in that 1990 Fleer is why the card is cut off at his waist.
ReplyDeleteGood observation. That has to be true!
DeleteIt looks like something is either on fire or exploded behind Bob Patterson.
ReplyDeleteHa. Hopefully Bob survived the nuclear explosion in the parking lot.
DeleteYou’re welcome. Great commentary on the cards!
ReplyDeleteThanks again!
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