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08-30-2005, 06:55 PM
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100 Years of Ty Cobb Today
Posted By: cmoking
No doubt he was one of the greatest players ever in the game. And he had a colorful and nasty personality, so that made him even more interesting as a player. However, is he well liked? He was such a mean and crude person, at least by many accounts I've read. I can admire his great baseball feats and talent, his feisty nature on the field. But at the same time, I find it hard to be excited about any of his cards, because of the person he was. Does it bother anyone else that his card is a key card in many vintage sets? 
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