30 Day Baseball Card Challenge Day 12: The Forgotten Season of Mr. October

This is the twelfth post in our series, the 30 Day Baseball card Challenge, originally created by Tony L. of Off Hiatus Baseball Cards. This is Day 12: A Card I Like From the 1980’s. If an all-time great sluggers plays a season in Baltimore, and no baseball card depicts it, did it even exist?…

30 Day Baseball Card Challenge Day 11: Bazooka Kurt

This is the 11th post in our 30 Day Baseball Card Challenge series, originally created by Tony L. of Off Hiatus Baseball Cards. This is Day 11, a card from the 1970’s that I like. Almost as good as the cards themselves, was the gum that came with them. This card brings back memories of…

30 Day Baseball Card Challenge Day 10: Lessons From A Legend

This is the tenth post in our 30 Day Baseball Card Challenge series, originally created by Tony L. of Off Hiatus Baseball Cards. This is Day 10: A Card From The 60’s You Like. The cards from the 1960’s have always held a special place in my heart, as they were the cards that my…

30 Day Baseball Card Challenge Day 9: A Big Red

This is the ninth post in our 30 Day Baseball Card Challenge series. It was originally developed by Tony L of Off Hiatus Baseball Cards. Today is Day 9: A Card You Like From The 50’s. During my 30-plus years of watching our national pastime, I’ve seen the evaluation of the game totally evolve into…

30 Day Baseball Card Challenge Day 8: My Old Man & The Mick

This is the eighth post in the 30 Day Baseball Card Series. The Challenge was originally created by Tony L. of Off Hiatus Baseball Cards. This is Day 8: A Card That Reminds You Of A Family Member. This is a lesson about the value of “value”, and how the man who is on some…

30 Day Baseball Card Challenge Day 7: The Straw That Stirred My Collection

This is the seventh post in the 30 Day Baseball Card Challenge series. The challenge was originally created by Tony L. of “Off Hiatus Baseball Cards”. This is Day 7: A Card You Bought In Person, and The Story Behind It. How obtaining the card of my dreams started with “The Case of the Stolen…