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Collecting Cleveland Baseball Since 1982

Collecting Cleveland Indians Topps team sets from 1952-present, as well as post-war minor and major league autographs.

New Arrival: Ozzie Albies, if, Atlanta Braves

I got this Ozzie Albies autograph from a signing that was held last month.  For whatever reason, Albies’ autograph always comes out streaky. My hope was that this would not be the case at a private signing. All things considered, I am very happy with the results. Standard Batting Year[…]

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New Arrival: Sal Bando, 3b, Oakland Athletics

Neat Topps Archives autograph card of Sal Bando. Bando spent 11 seasons with the Oakland Athletics and is one–if not the–best third baseman in franchise history. During his time with the club, he hit .255/.359/.418 with 192 HR, good for an OPS+ of 127. He was an All-Star four times[…]

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New Arrival: Jeromy Burnitz, of, Milwaukee Brewers

Jeromy Burnitz spent 14-seasons in the majors, from 1993 to 2006. He would retire with a line of .253/.345/.481 with 315 HR and an OPS+ of 112. He would have six seasons of 30+ HR. Despite those power numbers, he was only selected to one All-Star team (1999). Burnitz was[…]

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New Arrival: Nolan Ryan, sp, Texas Rangers

2019 National Treasures Nolan Ryan Retro Signatures. I actually don’t have a Nolan Ryan autograph in my collection, so this is kind of exciting. Standard Pitching Year Age Tm Lg W L ERA G IP H BB SO ERA+ WHIP Awards 1966 19 NYM NL 0 1 15.00 2 3.0[…]

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New Arrival: Harvey Haddix, sp, Pittsburgh Pirates

Harvey Haddix had a fantastic 14-season career in the big leagues. From 1952-1965 Haddix went 136-113, with a 3.63 ERA/1.233 WHIP/108 ERA+. Some highlights include: A 20-game winner with the Cardinals in 1953 Selected to three All-Star teams and won three Gold Gloves. In 1959 he had a 12-12 record,[…]

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New Arrival: Mike Mussina, sp, New York Yankees

Mike Mussina had an amazing career. The fact that he decided to retire after winning his first 20-game season–the first pitcher since Sandy Koufax in 1967 to do such a thing–kind of makes me like him more. Standard Pitching Year Age Tm Lg W L ERA IP H BB SO[…]

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New Arrival: Johan Santana, sp, Minnesota Twins

  Johan Santana was a very good pitcher and is a borderline Hall of Famer. Career record of 139-78 with a 3.20 ERA/136 ERA+ Was a one-time 20 game-winner and led the league in wins in 2006 with 19 Three-time ERA leader. Selected to four All-Star teams Won two Cy[…]

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