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05-13-2010, 10:55 AM
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agreed collecting todays players to start. My son loved opening Heritage packs, because he knew the players from going to games. Then he started asking about the cards that years heritage was based on ('56 in this case) and from there loved looking at binders and the Slocum book and REA catalogs.
But it's an uphill battle- Xbox's and paintball and skateboards are so much more interactive. 
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