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Who do you nominate for having a great, Hall of Fame worthy 'career in cardboard'? Meaning, what player stands out to you for having had a good run of aesthetically pleasing, cool looking, not-your-typical-pose cards in, say, a 10 year period?
For this exercise, Mickey Mantle is excluded. Post pictures of at least 3 or 4 cards from different years in the player's career. Although he usually looked like a pudgy old man on most of his cards, I nominate Johnny Bench for this awesome grouping… bench.jpg
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