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#11
04-10-2007, 02:42 PM
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Let's really "re-hash" the ROOKIE debate.
Posted By: Jeff Lichtman
Leon's point is well-taken: when using the term "rookie card" one is not suggesting that it is the card reflecting the player's rookie year in baseball; instead, "rookie card" means literally that: a first card of the player, even if it's a year or two or ten past the player's entry into the major leagues. And Leon, of course you had to remind me of the one Cobb postcard I don't own! 
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