Late 90s people didn’t realize what a forest no more wise for the Red Sox. He was beloved by the team and the people of Boston. I love to collect this card and his 1992 Topps gold USA was the one to have. He was traded in his career was over the same after injuries, but I still love to collect some of his rare items. Presenting this amazing essential credentials from 2003 EX signed number acetate and beautiful

2024 Topps Archives Rafael Devers parallel /199

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[2] 1992 Wade Boggs cards

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Not sure which letter this patch is from (The “R” of Red Sox?🤷‍♂) but I do like it. And if you’re wondering why I have this Red Sox card it’s because, yes, he’s another former University of Houston guy…#GoCoogs

Continuing down some more autos from the sweet spot series, “Rocket” Roger Clemens. The 2001 Upper Deck sweet spot was the first that these cards were introduced, and they made some absolute monster cards. Clemens, clearly caught in the steroid era, was absolute dominant on the mound. Like Barry, Bonds, Mark McGwire, and others in the 80s and 90s I probably believe the be in the Hall of Fame for his accomplishments. You can put an Asterix next to its Hall of Fame entry if you wish. These cards perform beautifully and look fantastic in the end!