Hump Day wackiness is at your service. These are cards that (when I put them in the binder) I found interesting for one reason or another. Some are obvious and some may not be. I'll try to explain any of those if and when they appear in this weekly theme. (Also so for note: I have two 3 inch binders full of these and I very seldom add to it these days. However, once completed I typically keep this THEME running but with ACTUAL Wacky Packages beginning with their beginning which BTW was not with the 1973 series 1 set). Ha. We are a long way from getting there, but we will eventually.
I will explain cards 8 and 9. You have a pitcher getting down and dirty at home plate. We're not likely to see any more cards like that in the coming future. For the Dibble card it was that very high leg kick.
Adios amigos!
I’d love to hear reasoning on all of the cards. Sometimes you see something that I don’t, but I know it takes time to write these posts up.
ReplyDeleteI think Oil Can Boyd was literally filler in every late 80s early 90s packs?
ReplyDeleteHere's the inside story on card #8: https://borosny.blogspot.com/2010/05/gregg-olson-on-baseball-cards.html
ReplyDeleteMorris in card spot number 7 tries to show how many bats you can swing at once. Enjoy the night all!
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