2025 Leaf Seasons In The Sun 1955, A Legendary Season, Holo Silver ⭐ Duke Snider
Duke Snider's 1955 season is legendary because he led the Brooklyn Dodgers to their first and only World Series title in Brooklyn.
He batted .309 with 42 home runs and 136 RBIs, finished as the National League MVP runner-up.
Duke also became the first player to hit four home runs in two different World Series.

1952 Parkhurst Frostade #64, Dan Bankhead ⭐ MLB Pioneer
Dan Bankhead holds a monumental place in sports history as the first African American pitcher in Major League Baseball.
After showcasing an elite, "fireballing" arm with the Birmingham Black Barons and Memphis Red Sox in the Negro Leagues, he broke the pitching color barrier on August 26, 1947, with the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Bankhead was also a uniquely skilled, two-way player; he was leading the Negro Leagues with a .385 batting average when MLB purchased his contract, and famously hit a home run in his very first MLB at-bat.

1952 Topps #333, Pee Wee Reese ⭐
Celebrating Pee Wee's birthday this week with my favorite Pee Wee playing days card from my favorite baseball card set - 1952 Topps.
Iconic player! Iconic set!

2025 Leaf Seasons In The Sun #CSS-20, Cut Signatures ⭐ Pee Wee Reese #6/6
Wishing everyone a bright shiny happy Saturday with this bright yellow autograph card.🤝
This modern cut auto is one of my favorites.

2006 Topps Triple Threads, #11/18 ⭐ Steve Garvey - MVP
Let me start by saying that I'm not a Dodgers fan, per se.
However, after Roberto Clemente gave his life on New Year's Eve 1972, Steve Garvey became one of my favorite players.
I remember watching him win two All-Star Game MVP Awards, in 1974 & 1978.
Back then, I got a thrill watching the All-Star game.