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05-12-2010, 08:50 AM
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I wish they would have used real cards in the book instead of reprints, I think it loses the feel of the era. The cards look so fake.
Most of the bios could be written just by looking at the players career stats in total baseball etc ( ie won 69 games, played for Detroit from 1909-11, played for 21 years etc). 
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