Retro MVPs

[S_GERACE]

Hi Dez,
Thanks for the link. It was really informative and I liked the way the broke the season down with respect to their choice for MVP. Amazing that Feathers missed 2-1/2 games but still broke the 1,000 yard barrier.

As for the idea of National Chicle issuing more players, I would love to have seen a true Hutson RC and a card of Swede Hanson (I'm an Eagles fan). I can't wait to read up on the other season's MVP's and for them to tackle the 1920's.

Thanks again.

[TanksAndSpartans]

Thanks Scott - nice call on Hutson and Hanson. Here’s an article from my home state I really like on Hanson: The legend of Swede Hanson, among the Shore's greatest: http://www.app.com/story/sports/2015...nson/25505833/ (All the ads are really annoying - but it’s Asbury Park Press - I think it’s a legitimate site, someone just needs to tell them pop ups these days will scare away users.)

My next 12 high numbers or “really” high numbers would be something like:

Swede Hanson
Don Hutson (Believe it or not, I think Stan Kostka was actually the most hyped of the incoming rookies)
Mike Michalske
Arnie Herber
Johnny “Blood” McNally
Bill Hewitt
George Musso
Ace Gutowsky (premium exists)
Ox Emerson
George Christensen (premium exists)
Father Lumpkin
Mel Hein (Whose that #7 guy in the backfield on Isola's card?)

I left Cal Hubbard out since he didn't play in 34. Red Grange's last year was 34, but not sure if Chicle would have known that when the cards were printed (Grange does have a premium at least).

[jefferyepayne]

Originally Posted by DezHood

Thanks Scott - nice call on Hutson and Hanson. Here’s an article from my home state I really like on Hanson: The legend of Swede Hanson, among the Shore's greatest: http://www.app.com/story/sports/2015...nson/25505833/ (All the ads are really annoying - but it’s Asbury Park Press - I think it’s a legitimate site, someone just needs to tell them pop ups these days will scare away users.)

My next 12 high numbers or “really” high numbers would be something like:

Swede Hanson
Don Hutson (Believe it or not, I think Stan Kostka was actually the most hyped of the incoming rookies)
Mike Michalske
Arnie Herber
Johnny “Blood” McNally
Bill Hewitt
George Musso
Ace Gutowsky (premium exists)
Ox Emerson
George Christensen (premium exists)
Father Lumpkin
Mel Hein (Whose that #7 guy in the backfield on Isola's card?)

I left Cal Hubbard out since he didn't play in 34. Red Grange's last year was 34, but not sure if Chicle would have known that when the cards were printed (Grange does have a premium at least).

Great list. I would definitely include Grange, though. He's such an iconic player!