1983 Dave Stapleton Cards

1983 Bob Stanley Cards

1983 Jim Rice Cards

1983 Jerry Remy Cards

1983 Chuck Rainey Cards

1983 Tony Perez Cards

1983 Bob Ojeda Cards

1983 Reid Nichols Cards

1983 Rick Miller Cards

1983 Carney Lansford Cards

1983 Bruce Hurst Cards

1983 Glenn Hoffman Cards

1983 Rich Gedman Cards

1983 Dwight Evans Cards

1983 Dennis Eckersley Cards

1983 Mark Clear Cards

1983 Tom Bugmeier Cards

1983 Wade Boggs Cards

1983 Luis Aponte Cards

1983 Gary Allenson Cards

1982 Carl Yastrzemski Cards

1982 John Tudor Cards

1982 Mike Torrez Cards

1982 Frank Tanana Cards

1982 Dave Stapleton Cards

1982 Bob Stanley Cards

1982 Joe Rudi Cards

1982 Jim Rice Cards

1982 Jerry Remy Cards

1982 Tony Perez Cards

1982 Bob Ojeda Cards

1982 Reid Nichols Cards

1982 Rick Miller Cards

1982 Carney Lansford Cards

1982 Glenn Hoffman Cards

1982 Gary Hancock Cards

1982 Rich Gedman Cards

1982 Dwight Evans Cards

1982 Dennis Eckersley Cards

1982 Steve Crawford Cards

1982 Mark Clear Cards

1982 Bill Campbell Cards

1982 Tom Burgmeier Cards

1982 Gary Allenson Cards

1981 Carl Yastrzemski Cards

Topps # 110, Donruss #94, Fleer #221

Donruss #214, Fleer #638

Carl Yastrzemski's Baseball Reference Page

A couple of extra cards for Yaz. The Topps card with him near the batting cage is a nice shot (is that Fisk in the background?)

1981 Mike Torrez Cards

Topps #525, Donruss #216, Fleer #233

Mike Torrez's Baseball Reference Page

The Fleer card is just terrible. He takes up one-sixth of the available space and he is not wearing a hat. If he was hot, perhaps he should have got a haircut. Another dugout shot by Topps, although better than most of them. In the Donruss card, at least the photographer had the good sense to use the flash...but he shouldn't have had the underwear in the background be removed.

1981 Dave Stapleton Cards

Topps #81, Donruss #544, Fleer #236

Dave Stapleton's Baseball Reference Page

Yet another dugout shot from the lazy Topp's photographer. The Donruss card has a great shot of his back....if you are into those type of things. The Fleer card has a good posed swinging shot with the tip of the bat in focus as well as the two lonely fans in the stands. Prize goes to Fleer.

1981 Bob Stanley Cards

Topps #421, Donruss #456, Fleer #234

Bob Stanley's Baseball Reference Page

These are all bad looking cards. Bob Stanley kind of had that Lurch-look-alike syndrome, but these are just awful. It is too bad that the Topps card wasn't better centered, and cropped closer, it might have been passable. The Fleer card makes him look goofy and geeky. The Donruss card is of the standard traditional position for pitchers.

1959 Topps Red Sox Team Set ---The Movie

I have been busy the last few weeks: buying yet another house. Hopefully this will be the last one for a couple of decades. So to interrupt the triple play of cards, I give you a video I made a couple of years ago of my 1959 Topps Red Sox team set...