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07-28-2011, 07:21 AM
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Koufax
Would disagree about Koufax though...If you want to talk about an underrated pticher and value see Jim Palmer's '66 rookie which can be had for $20 or less in EX conditoin...
Last edited by mintacular; 07-28-2011 at 07:22 AM. 
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While were on the subject what do you think (performance wise) makes a pitchers cards more popular in the collecting world? Wins, strikeouts, post season performance?
It seems to me that strikeouts and no hitters matter more than wins in many cases. I remember when I was a kid, no one was really excited about Nolan Ryan cards. At the time he was a .500 pitcher as wins and losses go. Then he threw, I think 3 no hitters in over a few years and his card poplarity went through the roof. Granted he ended up at or near the top of the list in many statistical categoris, but the no-no's seemd to get him noticed.
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