MojoDan
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Happy for you and your family Dave. 
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MojoDan
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Anyone thinking of changing their name on FCB?
George_Calfas
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noMojoDan said:
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George_Calfas said:
I was certain that you would say no :lol:
muskiesfan
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Dan- Not at all.
TTM success yesterday
Sent: 22 Jul 2011
Received: 30 Jul 2011
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Steve Spurrier
Another great football coach success. He signed, "To Joe & Crystal. Go Gamecocks.". I like that a lot of the coaches include the inscriptions, it's very cool.
Not the best, but I took some pictures of the cards that came with the Mack Brown autograph. Here they are.
Offense: Top row, l to r: Malcolm Williams WR, Tray Allen OL, David Snow C
Bottom row, l to r: Cody Johnson RB, Fozzy Whitaker RB, Ahmard Howard TE
Defense: Top row, l to r: Emmanuel Acho LB, Keenan Robinson LB, Kheeston Randall DL
Bottow row, l to r: Blake Gideon DB, Christian Scott DB, Justin Tucker K
It includes the 2011 schedule on the side and on the back of the schedule are the coaches.
TTM success yesterday
Sent: 22 Jul 2011
Received: 30 Jul 2011
Steve Spurrier
Another great football coach success. He signed, "To Joe & Crystal. Go Gamecocks.". I like that a lot of the coaches include the inscriptions, it's very cool.
Not the best, but I took some pictures of the cards that came with the Mack Brown autograph. Here they are.
Offense: Top row, l to r: Malcolm Williams WR, Tray Allen OL, David Snow C
Bottom row, l to r: Cody Johnson RB, Fozzy Whitaker RB, Ahmard Howard TE
Defense: Top row, l to r: Emmanuel Acho LB, Keenan Robinson LB, Kheeston Randall DL
Bottow row, l to r: Blake Gideon DB, Christian Scott DB, Justin Tucker K
It includes the 2011 schedule on the side and on the back of the schedule are the coaches.
George_Calfas
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MojoDan said:
I can see some of the younger collector doing so, especially those who have taken the name of a ball player.
gvsu96
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Good morning.
I'll put up the info for the ovation break if people want.
I'll put up the info for the ovation break if people want.
69MetsFan
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MojoDan said:
Thinking of changing my real name to my FCB ID.
MojoDan
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I could see doing it if I had a team name and suddenly changed allegiance or something.
George_Calfas
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MojoDan said:
Why would someone change team allegiance :?:
muskiesfan
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I also received another card for my Reds project yesterday.
1927 W560 Hughie Critz
Hughie Critz was a second baseman for Cincinnati from 1924-1930. He was a good defender, leading National League second baseman in put outs (1930), assists (1926, 1930), outs made (1926, 1930), and defensive WAR (1925). He was good at the plate as well, finishing in the top 5 in MVP voting in both 1926 (2) and 1928 (4).
He was always at or near the top in fielding among National League second baseman. He hit .322 in his rookie year and even had 2 hits off of Grover Alexander in his first game. His rookie season was the only year he hit over .300. Still holds the Reds all-time record for assists in a season by a second baseman with 588.
The 1927 W560s came in sheets of 16. There were 2 different red sheets and 2 different black sheets. The sheets included jokers.
1927 W560 Hughie Critz
Hughie Critz was a second baseman for Cincinnati from 1924-1930. He was a good defender, leading National League second baseman in put outs (1930), assists (1926, 1930), outs made (1926, 1930), and defensive WAR (1925). He was good at the plate as well, finishing in the top 5 in MVP voting in both 1926 (2) and 1928 (4).
He was always at or near the top in fielding among National League second baseman. He hit .322 in his rookie year and even had 2 hits off of Grover Alexander in his first game. His rookie season was the only year he hit over .300. Still holds the Reds all-time record for assists in a season by a second baseman with 588.
The 1927 W560s came in sheets of 16. There were 2 different red sheets and 2 different black sheets. The sheets included jokers.
MojoDan
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George_Calfas said:
Maybe their team is in the cellar and they adopt a new one to root for? Diehard fans don't do it but people who relocate and stuff might consider adding another team to root for.
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George_Calfas said:
Thats not to say that you would adopt the Cubs or anything since you are a Cardinals fan but it does happen.
George_Calfas
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Joe, nice card but I highly doubt they used the BS WAR stat in 1925.
muskiesfan
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George_Calfas said:
Thanks brother. No, they didn't, but baseball-reference does. :lol:
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Joe - Congrats on another TTM success! The '27 Hughie Critz is pretty nice as well.
GOOD MORNING!!!
I went back to the Batman filming last night with my camera. they were filming a prison break scene and I got some good pics of the Batmobile :mrgreen:
Flori-Dave that's awesome that your daughter and her future husband are moving to Panama City.
Joe congrats on another TTM success and the W560 looks awesome.
I went back to the Batman filming last night with my camera. they were filming a prison break scene and I got some good pics of the Batmobile :mrgreen:
Flori-Dave that's awesome that your daughter and her future husband are moving to Panama City.
Joe congrats on another TTM success and the W560 looks awesome.
MojoDan
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Cool card Joe. Are there a few Reds cards from that set?
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pghbuccos said:
Thanks, Dave. Looking forward to the Batmobile pics.
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