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07-04-2020, 10:29 AM
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Head scratcher, I guess. He played five seasons with the A's and then three seasons with the Indians, but he was with the A's only for about the first year or so that Royal printed his card, and with the Indians for the final three years that his cards were printed. So, it's puzzling why the A's cards would be more plentiful. Maybe the company just took a long time to figure out that Lou had been traded and did not get around to changing the cap until quite late in the printing process.
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