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Old 02-18-2022, 07:54 PM
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Lol. I agree, not sure what Seaver is doing there. My all-time favorite wacky card is the Keith Comstock card….the work he did to get that shot…talk about going all in.

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The other great pair from ‘72 is Billy Martin - his main card flipping the bird. And his “in action” card vigorously arguing a call. Gotta love it.
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For my money, that Seaver is one of the best/oddest/craziest cards of all time. What in high heck was going on at Shea that afternoon?? Is he laughing his ass off?? That's certainly what appears to be happening, but who knows?? Love it!!
Definitely laughing his ass off. A real knee slapper as they say.
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That was the moment that Tom found out the Mets traded Nolan Ryan for Jim Fregosi...he just can't believe the Mets good fortune.

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That would explain it….
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He thought the pitch caught the corner !! and Bob Murphy agreed.. " beg pardon, but it looked good " LOL
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