Lelands Underpromotes Historic Dave Parker Glove During HOF Induction

[Lucas00]

Originally Posted by doug.goodman

I had missed this thread until now.

Interesting "ending" prior to my reply.

I just scanned thru and have two thoughts :

1 - Based on Lucas saying there were 9 days left in his post on Aug 7, I assume the auction is over, but I'm not positive because :

2 - I find it amusing that the OP cares so much about Lelands "under promoting" the glove that they started this thread, yet forgot to add a link to the auction in their post, thereby under promoting it themselves.

Doug "married, don't go by Douglas, but potentially homosexual" Goodman

It did end, here is the result Doug (and everybody else curious)

[doug.goodman]

I'm not an equipment guy, is that a good price for the seller?

[btcarfagno]

Was there a mention of the 1979 all star game? His two throws in that game (especially the one to home plate) are among the most memorable in the history of the all star game. If he can be shown to be using that glove for both the all star game and the World Series then I would say that was too cheap. If that glove was used for both, it is an integral part of Pittsburgh sports history in my opinion. Though I'm not a game used glove expert. Just my opinion.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by btcarfagno

Was there a mention of the 1979 all star game? His two throws in that game (especially the one to home plate) are among the most memorable in the history of the all star game. If he can be shown to be using that glove for both the all star game and the World Series then I would say that was too cheap. If that glove was used for both, it is an integral part of Pittsburgh sports history in my opinion. Though I'm not a game used glove expert. Just my opinion.

Excellent point Tom! RIP Cobra