Opening Day for the BEST team in NY : LETS GO BLUE JAYS!
- TommyGTrain

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...but, still won't be enough. This division is a killer, year after year after year.

I could never understand how hockey fans could be baseball fans.

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...but, still won't be enough. This division is a killer, year after year after year.
- Tonybere

Yes will be tough for the Jays but they may surprise some teams. Some veterans mixed in with a young team. Hmmm sounds like the Rangers

I could never understand how hockey fans could be baseball fans.
- aecliptic

as an adult its rough, but as a kid, I obsessed over baseball and hockey, I never stopped, especially memorizing baseball stats, just staring for hours at the back of baseball cards

as an adult its rough, but as a kid, I obsessed over baseball and hockey, I never stopped, especially memorizing baseball stats, just staring for hours at the back of baseball cards
- jimbo83

As an adult its easy cause you can go to a baseball game and get hammered. Lol

as an adult its rough, but as a kid, I obsessed over baseball and hockey, I never stopped, especially memorizing baseball stats, just staring for hours at the back of baseball cards
- jimbo83

I like baseball but there are too many damn games. I can't watch 162 games. I get more into it when the playoff races start.

As an adult its easy cause you can go to a baseball game and get hammered. Lol
- aecliptic

That's what I do and I still don't even end up watching any of the game. It's basically background noise to just getting hammered with friends lol

as an adult its rough, but as a kid, I obsessed over baseball and hockey, I never stopped, especially memorizing baseball stats, just staring for hours at the back of baseball cards
- jimbo83

And mom threw out a million dollars in baseball cards 🤦‍♂️

And mom threw out a million dollars in baseball cards 🤦‍♂️
- Slimtj100

definitely threw out bags of 1978 cards

Devils waived Gusev, that guy fell off a cliff

And mom threw out a million dollars in baseball cards 🤦‍♂️
- Slimtj100

My mom threw out my holographic Charizard pokemon card. Still have all of my baseball, football, hockey, basketball cards. Wonder if they're worth anything

My mom threw out my holographic Charizard pokemon card. Still have all of my baseball, football, hockey, basketball cards. Wonder if they're worth anything
- picklerick

what years we talkin

what years we talkin
- jimbo83

mostly early 90's. Some 80's that i inherited from a kid on the block who thought he was fleecing me for pokemon cards (not my prized charizard) back in the day. The 80's cards are all basketball.

mostly early 90's. Some 80's that i inherited from a kid on the block who thought he was fleecing me for pokemon cards (not my prized charizard) back in the day. The 80's cards are all basketball.
- picklerick

I was really into baseball cards in the 80's, but stopped right around 1989, when too many people started getting into it and it wasnt fun anymore

I was really into baseball cards in the 80's, but stopped right around 1989, when too many people started getting into it and it wasnt fun anymore
- jimbo83

Right now cards are booming big time.

I was really into baseball cards in the 80's, but stopped right around 1989, when too many people started getting into it and it wasnt fun anymore
- jimbo83

You're such a hipster.

Devils waived Gusev, that guy fell off a cliff
- jimbo83

I think his lack of size really hurt him. Cumulative effect of playing against the big boys just wore him out.

I was really into baseball cards in the 80's, but stopped right around 1989, when too many people started getting into it and it wasnt fun anymore
- jimbo83

I don't have nearly as many as you, but I have a couple binders of about the same vintage. I probably stopped myself mid 90s, because as you said, got too oversaturated.

Right now cards are booming big time.
- Rangers99

I had some good cards that I sold from time to time back in those days, got a lot of money for a Steve Carlton rookie card, '82 traded set Cal Ripken

I always had a bunch of '75 Bretts and Younts, 80 Henderson, all those kinds of cards

I think his lack of size really hurt him. Cumulative effect of playing against the big boys just wore him out.
- TommyGTrain

the Devils dont have their 2nd round pick this year because of Gusev trade

I had some good cards that I sold from time to time back in those days, got a lot of money for a Steve Carlton rookie card, '82 traded set Cal Ripken

I always had a bunch of '75 Bretts and Younts, 80 Henderson, all those kinds of cards
- jimbo83

They got cards now that come one per box, about $180-$200 per box which the card comes already in a casing and is autographed. I got a Panarin autographed card out of only 25 made for $100 on e bay

They got cards now that come one per box, about $180-$200 per box which the card comes already in a casing and is autographed. I got a Panarin autographed card out of only 25 made for $100 on e bay
- Rangers99

Brukie would give you 10 cents for that thing

- jimbo83

That didn't age well.

Brukie would give you 10 cents for that thing
- jimbo83

lol too much