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Old 01-02-2015, 10:58 AM
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Mark Belanger fits the bill
Be careful with Belanger. You are likely to get a dissertation on why Belanger should be in the Hall of Fame from a fellow board member!
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Be careful with Belanger. You are likely to get a dissertation on why Belanger should be in the Hall of Fame from a fellow board member!
While not Hall of Fame, I was thinking the same thing with Doug Rau, he went 15-9, 16-12, 14-8, and 15-9 for the Dodgers from 1975 to 1978 until he blew out his arm (rotator cuff?) in 1979.
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My brother and I could not open a pack of '81 Topps without a Mike Cubbage spilling out of it.
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It's unfortunate that so many collectors of late '70's through 1980's baseball are just interested in the HOF'ers and anyone not in the HOF gets lumped together as "commons". There is a BIG difference between guys like Ruben Sierra, Gary Gaetti, Terry Kennedy, etc. and guys like Brian Dayett, Daryl Boston, Luis DeLeon, etc. When it comes to selling their rookie cards though, interest is almost the same for both groups (practically non-existent).
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That is because the price difference of a nickle or a dime is irrelevant to many. Now a common from 1957 versus Mickey Vernon is a bigger difference because of the HOF potential of Vernon versus the commoness of a Joe Margeroni (sic). That can be a few dollar difference, but for 5 cents, does it really matter?
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