I'm sick of all this damn money talk; let's have a virtual card show

[bxb]

https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1615950059

[glchen]

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[nat]

Big Ed.

[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by glchen

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F***ing hell, Gary, what'd you do, rob a bank? Wow.

St. Patrick's day, so here's a pair of Hibernians for ya:



And something green:



A green street sign here in Burbank, street named for former heavyweight champ James J. Jeffries.

[DeanH3]

Here's one for St. Patrick's Day.

[RCMcKenzie]

Nice red Cobb's, y'all. That T214 Meyers is sharp. Here's an early Irish baseball player, Tommy Bond.

[Tom S.]

Another player of Irish heritage to show on St. Patrick's Day:

[ValKehl]

This son of an Irish immigrant has a lovely green background on his T213-1 card. His SABR bio begins as follows:

"Like his contemporary in the National League, Mickey Doolan, George McBride was the prototypical “good-field, no-hit” shortstop during the Deadball Era. Widely viewed as the best defensive shortstop in his league, McBride struggled mightily at the bat. A relatively large shortstop, standing 5’11’ and weighing 170 pounds, McBride was described in the press as an “aggressive, alert, and quick-witted” fielder. He led the AL in fielding percentage five times, including four times consecutively from 1912 to 1915, and was near the lead in most other years. Meanwhile, he achieved only a .218 lifetime batting average, never exceeding .235 for a single season. He was an iron man during his days as the regular shortstop for the Washington Senators, and was recognized as one of the headiest players of his day."