Players on cards that exhibit a lot of 'tude
 

Thought it would be fun to see cards that show players with an attitude. A Hall of Famer's postcard comes to mind, as well as a certain card of a Black Sox player, but I don't own them, so will just start off with this T210 of Mulldowney that definitely has a look of defiant determination in face and body stance.

Let's see some more!%*?!!! (my best attempt to simulate some 'tude).

Brian

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Though not pre-war, I'd want these guys on my side:

You want a piece of us?

Not a card, but this photo of Waite Hoyt from 1915 when he was a 15 year old boy drafted by the Giants...stay out of his way!!

https://photos.imageevent.com/derekg...915%20Hoyt.jpg

wrong sport but

A couple of Pacific Coast Leaguers & Ed Walsh

How could I forget this guy? Cropped for Net54baseball, Joe Medwick Dixie Lid Premium.

I look at that team name and can’t help but think of Wilt’s other “activities” with the ladies...great card!

Here's a dude with some serious tude. Could be just me but he reminds me of Gaston in Beauty and the Beast.

Ruth

Not sure I would want to mess this dude!!!

https://www.collectorfocus.com/image...-hawkins-psa-9

Connie looks like Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction

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You can't beat or blame Cobb for that "I'm great, you're not, F you!" attitude.

Always thought that Buck Weaver in this 1911 Zeenut was as about as defiant in look and posture as a dude could get.

Brian (not mine)

Bit off Ghost Marcelle's nose in a fight. That's attitudinous.
https://photos.imageevent.com/kawika...20Warfield.jpg

Joe Yaeger, Winchester outfielder, the original Joe Cool. Probably never consumed any body parts.
https://photos.imageevent.com/kawika...rge/Yaeger.jpg

Now that you mention it he does.

We may have left out the ultimate.

Loved his game. His shot was a thing to behold.

Carrigan Signed M101-2
 

"Are you going to take the picture, or am I going to have to stand here all day pretending to wait for a throw?"

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Couldn't decide between these two which to post. Leftside is Hubel Hotel Ty Cobb postcard known as Cobbzilla. Rightside is a type 1 photo with Cobb giving the bird.

Ott
 

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Can you hear this...or should I turn it up?

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I will Try--
 

---submitting Guy Bush for displaying a bit of 'tude.

That photographer was probably feeling a bit uneasy there!

I always thought this one of Cobb captured the hint of malice that he was known for on the field.

Brian

Ding ding ding. Winner.

Darren, better still is Billy Martin's 1954 Red Heart Dog Food card; his face expresses so much....... --Brian Powell

How about the opposite of a "tude". Mr. Berger decided to have a seat he is so at ease. Johnston looks fairly calm too. Nothing is going to upset these guys.

http://luckeycards.com/pt210x2.jpg

Hidden tude’
 

Although the card is not too menacing... it should be. Ck out the real image used for it.
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bv8Bs3Ph...d=bm4u5dkvvylu