2006 Topps Triple Threads, Relics, Auto ⭐ Victor Martinez - CLE - #1/3
Only fitting to post a great card of a Cleveland great as they attempt to advance to the ALDS.
I remember Victor Matinez' early years with the Indians. He was phenomenal and continued to be a great hitter throughout his career even though his career was hampered and eventually cut short by injuries.

2006 Topps Triple Threads, Relic Autograph, #3/3 ⭐ Robin Yount - HOF
I love this relic auto card of Brewers legend, Robin Yount.
Sick patches rule!

2006 Topps Triple Threads Autograph, 94/225 ⭐ Hong-Chih Kuo RC
The next great Dodgers' pitcher back in 2005.
When Kuo made his debut in 2005, he became the fourth MLB player from Taiwan.
This is the first edition of Topps Triple Threads - they're still cool. 😎

2006 Topps Triple Threads Relics Auto, CIN ⭐ Johnny Bench, #10/18
Johnny Bench revolutionized the catcher position.
He could hit like a corner infielder, throw like a cannon, handle pitchers, block pitches, call games, and endure the physical punishment of catching at the highest level.
He was the centerpiece of Cincinnati's Big Red Machine and, remarkably, became an everyday catcher almost immediately after reaching the majors.
For those who missed my good morning post -- Johnny Bench is arguably the greatest catcher in baseball history.

• Hall of Fame: First-ballot, 96.4% of the vote in 1989.

• 14× All-Star

• 2× National League MVP — 1970 and 1972

• 10× Gold Glove

• 2× World Series champion — 1975 and 1976

• 389 career home runs

• 1,376 RBI

• 2,048 hits

• .267 career batting average

• 75.2 career WAR

• Holds the MLB record for home runs by a catcher (327).

• In 1970, he hit 45 home runs with 148 RBI—an extraordinary offensive season for any player, much less a catcher.

Collect What You Love.❤

2006 Topps Triple Threads Relics Auto, 1/1, White Whale ⭐ Johnny Bench
This card is phenomenal - a 1/1 autograph card of the undisputed greatest catcher of all-time.
Collect What You Love.❤