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01-20-2010, 08:29 PM
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It's kinda fitting it would be Bill Bradley on the front w/ the Cobb wet sheet transfer as Bradley (according to some accounts) was one of Cobb's favorite ballplayers as a youngster. A young Cobb who had attended a spring game (I believe) and Bradley took some time out and spoke w/ Cobb and he was instantly one of the few ballplayers Cobb ever really looked up to for a while.
Fairly ironic/fortuitous card given the circumstances behind the two men together (not to wax too poetic or anything). -Rhett
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