Tim Jenkins

@tjpilotsfan.bsky.social

Collector of sports memorabilia and cards. Emphasis on Seattle teams past and present. SABR.

Your Cards of the Day: It is very sad news about the death of Jerry Koosman. In the "Amazin' Mets" year of 1969, Topps recycled two of his photos. The MLBPA boycott limited Topps' options. RIP

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Your Cards of the Day: The photo on Del Rice's 1961 card shows him using a glove with the signature of Pete Daley. The two backstops were never teammates. Shout out to autograph sleuth Billy Moore for his assistance. Trivia is a terrible way to waste a mind.😄

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Your Cards of the Day: Tony Horton didn't sign a deal with Topps. However, he did have an assortment of oddball cards. The third card is a 1969 Nabisco Team Flakes, and the last is a 1969 Milton Bradley game card.

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Your Cards of the Day: Congratulations to the World Series Champions, the Milwaukee Brewers! But let us not forget the foundation upon which the championship was built. "Go, Go, You Pilots!"

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Your Cards of the Day: "Happy Days" in Milwaukee when the Braves won the World Series in 1957. Richie, Fonzy, Potzy and Ralph cheered the Braves to victory. However, Richie's brother Chuck disappeared and missed the Series.

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Your Card of the Day: In late September, the Rays introduced new road uniforms and switched to their Devil Rays alternate at home- just in time for the playoffs. In 1911, the Giants changed uniforms prior to the World Series. Were there other teams who made uniform changes for the postseason?

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