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t206 portraits and action poses

Posted By: barrysloate

Cashews- those action poses, of Matty and Cobb, are among the better ones. When you get to McGraw pointing, or Chief Bender pitching, for example, they just aren't as good.

How can you beat the Matty, Johnson, Cobb, and Young portraits?

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