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I'm just curious as to how others feel about this. When talking about someone like Pete Rose, you often hear people collecting a 3000 hit ticket stub or a 4192 ticket stub. Same with Bonds...they collect the stub from when he broke the record (*) or his 500th, 600th or 700th hr tickets. I was wondering why more people don't seem to collect their last hit or last homerun tickets...aren't those the new records? For Rose, I'm collecting 3000, 4000, 4192 and his last hit. For Bonds...well, I can't really get too jazzed about him.
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