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19braves77
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and they count towards your auto tota l
I know the Wahoos GM and Stars GM signed cards.
I know the Wahoos GM and Stars GM signed cards.
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Topps to put GM auto cards in 2013 Minor League products
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matchpenalty
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Cool, some future Theo and Ben autos .
DaClyde
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If they would add managers and coaches to that, I might actually start buying the product.
and they count towards your auto tota l
I know the Wahoos GM and Stars GM signed cards.
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ThoseBackPages
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thats a great idea!
Lancemountain
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niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice
uniquebaseballcards
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But who doesn't like cards of minor league players??
Dilferules
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Really? Minor league GMs? I think there would be some interest in major league GMs, but who even knows who any minor league GMs are? That's just as bad as those scout autographs that were in Bowman that one year.
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Hopefully they will add scout autos which will complete the transformation of this product to total crap.
guess you aren't a minor league baseball fan. I know who the Albuquerque GM's have been going back to at least the early 1980's Dukes days.
It would be awesome if Isotopes GM John Traub signed some cards and I could get a certified auto for the PC or get a cut auto of longtime Dukes GM Pat McKernan.
gmarutiak
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This quote got me to thinking if there is any truth here. In other words, how often do minor league GMs make it to the majors in the same capacity?
I have always been under the impression that in order to be a good minor league GM, you don't really have to know anything about baseball. You have no control whatsoever over the players on your team. You don't deal with contract negotiations or trades or free agents. That is all decided by the major league GM.
The job of a minor league GM is basically to put butts in seats.
Of course, I'm talking about affiliated ball, not independent ball.
So, I guess my question is, does anyone know of any examples of minor league GMs (preferably recently) becoming major league GMs?
