Satchel Paige ⭐ Certified Game-Worn Relic Cards
In Satchel Paige's first year in MLB he helped the Indians (now Guardians) win the franchise's only World Series in 1948.
I hope this visual of Satchel Paige certified game-used relic cards helps to jump-start your Wednesday!
Have a great day Mantel!🤝

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.

1970 Kellogg's #56, Luis Tiant ⭐ Indians Great
1970 was Kellogg's first year to put baseball cards inside cereal boxes.
It was one of the best marketing schemes in the history of marketing and produced some of the finest baseball cards ever, IMO.
This is one of those beautifully magnificent unsung cards - Luis Tiant.
I heard someone on this app say that "Food Cards Rule".
Maybe so.

Another league leaders complete!

Larry Doby ⭐ MLB Pioneer - 79 Years Ago
Larry Doby has often been called "the forgotten pioneer."
While Jackie Robinson rightly receives enormous recognition for integrating Major League Baseball, Doby carried nearly the same burden as Jackie Robinson, but without the same recognition and zero public support.
Robinson had the benefit of spring training with the Brooklyn Dodgers organization and a season in the minors to prepare. Doby was called directly from the Negro Leagues, handed a major league uniform, and expected to succeed immediately in one of the most hostile environments imaginable.
On July 5, 1947, he became the first Black player in the history of the American League, forever changing baseball.
He became a superstar, not merely a symbol.
Doby was a seven-time All-Star, led the A.L. in HRs twice, and was one of the game's premier power hitters during the late 1940s and early 1950s.