1966 Bob Gibson Topps #320

Bob Gibson was one of the most dominating pitchers of the 1960s and one of the toughest.

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Do baseball cards have a life of their won? If so, where do they go when they die?

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Mike Schmidt played his entire career for the Philadelphia Phillies and is considered the best third baseman in history

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Jim Palmer pitched magnificently for the Orioles in the 60s, 70s and 80s, becoming their winningest pitcher.

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Rod Carew slashed,lined, slapped, bunted and stole his way into the Hall of Fame.

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Carl Yastrzemski replaced Ted Williams in left field for the Boston Red Sox and set some records of his own.

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Technology is rapidly changing what we do and how we do it. Will baseball cards continue to exist?

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Warren Spahn is the winningest lefthanded pitcher in baseball history and the most decorated ballplayer in WWII.

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In a rapidly changing world, what if baseball were played like politics?

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Bob Feller is still considered by some to be the fastest pitcher to have ever taken the mound in the Major Leagues.

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Connie Marrero is the oldest-living Major Leaguer. As a Cuban baseball legend he has many stories to tell.

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Topps baseball cards change in 1964 and so does the world.

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Brooks Robinson makes the Hall of Fame largely because he was the best fielding third baseman in history.

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Roger Maris is remembered for his home run record of 1961. Many people forget his talents as an all around ball player.

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Reggie Jackson hit his home runs when they counted the most – in the World Series.

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Topps meets Fleer again in 1963 as the country dreams and works toward the future.

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Spooner started off his career by striking out 27 batters in his first two games.

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The LPGA is truly an international sport. Is the world interested in LPGA trading cards?

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Don Zimmer played with guts and managed from the gut.

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  Wonder Woman’s new costume.. Skyrocket from an upcoming project. Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Alucard from the anime Hellsing that I finally got around to coloring.. Until our next…

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Ryne Duren, Yankee relief pitcher who could scare a batter before he entered the box.

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The Topps 1959 baseball card set fixes previous mistakes by Topps.

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Everything else in produced there. When will baseball card manufacturing move to China?

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I’m still not back for keeps, but seeing as a half-dozen or so of my sketch cards for Breygent’s Golden Age of Comics series have hit the eBay, I thought I’d show off a couple that I ended up being not entirely displeased with. The only bad thing is that you can’t see his hilarious [...]

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Who stole home seven times in a season in the 1940s?

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Ernie Banks lit up Wrigley Field in the 1950s as one of the first power-hitting shortstops.

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The Topps 1954 Ted Williams #002 is second card in the Baseball Card Hall of Fame.

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The Topps 1952 Mickey Mantle #311 is first card in the Baseball Card Hall of Fame.

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Hank Aaron had a job to do and did it well. His 1957 card should be fixed.

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Roberto Clemente was a line drive hitter. His Wrigley tape measure shot will be remembered forever.

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Topps wins the war over Bowman. What’s next?

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Ted Kluszewski was a power hitter from the 1950s, but was probably known best by his uniform style.

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Compared to most forms of entertainment baseball cards are boring, but that may not be a bad thing.

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Jim Bunning has many accomplishments, but the one against Ted Williams is unique.

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Many baseball players served in the military, but that was a long time ago.

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