Yes, Paul Skenes is a pretty good young pitcher. But any of you old enough to remember Dwight Gooden’s first two years of baseball might have a bone to pick. Gooden was the single most dominant picture I’ve ever seen for about two years. Had he kept his nose, clean and out of trouble he might have a storybook hall of fame career… But he did not. Still his wall control, power, and down for those couple years was historic and fun to watch. Now, you can still pick up insanely cool cards, including this dual game worn patch autograph from Flawless for pennies on the dollar.

1987 Fleer is the only 1980s Fleer flagship set for baseball that I haven't completed. It's about time I did. A bunch from a fellow collector in the mail today.

Am I missing something? Why did this card grade a 2

Dwight Gooden 1985 Topps #620 SGC 7