This picture is the only time Eric Davis was caught with his eyes closed. His defense was every bit as electric as his bat. In center field for the Reds, he played with fearless intensity, explosive speed, and a cannon arm that made runners think twice. Davis didn’t just track balls, he attacked them, taking away hits in the gaps and turning routine singles into outs with aggressive routes and quick releases. He brought a wide receiver’s mentality to the outfield, changing games with momentum-shifting catches and throws, and setting a tone that defense mattered just as much as power in Cincinnati.

Good morning everybody. Slammin Sammy Sosa Saturday binder page! Binder pages rule!!

Truly a must have sports card to own. The most memorable Mark McGwire memory for me was his battle against Sammy Sosa for 62 hrs in a season. What a time to be a baseball fan. I was rooting for Sosa though. The great Slammin Sammy! I know it was the Steriod era but it was fun.

I love everything about this card. The Topps logo, the Padres banner, the jersey, the chops he was styling. Even the look in his eye. He was destined for stardom. Future Wizard of the MLB.

This is a very cool 1982 TCMA Columbus Clippers Don Mattingly minor league card. One of my very favorite cards to collect. Love finding cards of stars and Hall of famers from before they even played a major league game. His 1981 stats:

.314 average , 172 hits, 74 runs, 7 hrs, 98 RBI’s just shows the player he will become for the Yankees. It’s unfortunate that he shortened his career by wearing his body out with so much batting practice before games. I didn’t think that was a thing but it is. Anyways, I love the card and I hope you guys like it too.