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08-31-2017, 04:12 PM
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Cards that accurately portray the player.
No head shots, no leaning on the bat rack shots, but action shots that make you say, "That's how I remember this guy".
Here are a few I thought of. Gibson glaring in for the sign, a big swing by Reggie, and Brock leading off 
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