Archive for November, 2008

Manny Ramirez autograph specialists needed

Posted in Newspaperman with tags , , , , , , , , , , on November 21, 2008 by Cardboard Icons

manramautosIt’s a coincidence that I follow yesterday’s Stadium Club Manny Ramirez post with another ManRam one. I’m not doing this for page views or pandering to the crowd. I’m doing this because I really need some opinions. What are your opinions on these Manny Ramirez autograph rookie cards I received in the mail yesterday? Read more »

Card of the Day: 2008 Stadium Club Manny Ramirez

Posted in Card of the Day with tags , , , , , , , , , , on November 20, 2008 by Cardboard Icons

manramdodgersKudos to Topps for getting a Manny Ramirez Dodgers card into it’s 2008 Stadium Club release. I was pleasantly surprised when I ripped open a blaster this week and found this thing in the middle of a pack. It’s a neat picture and cool because it does feature ManRam as a Dodger. However, something about this image just isn’t right. Read more »

Blaster Break: 2008 Topps Stadium Club

Posted in Box / Pack Break with tags , , , , , , , on November 20, 2008 by Cardboard Icons

stadclubblasterCuriosity. That’s why I purchased this blaster. I thought I read somewhere that the hobby boxes of this product were approaching $200 — which if true is asinine — so I figured one blaster of the retail version would be just fine for me. Read more »

Blaster Break: 2008 UD Timeline

Posted in Box / Pack Break with tags , , , , , , , on November 19, 2008 by Cardboard Icons

griffeytlAfter buying three lose packs of this line on Friday, I admittedly was curious what else I could pull. I read somewhere that there are autographs in here, and then when I looked at this blaster today, it offered the same thing. So I decided to try one just for kicks, especially since the box offered 9 packs for just $15. Read more »

Card of the Day: 2008 Allen & Ginter Dustin Pedroia

Posted in Card of the Day with tags , , , , , , , , , , on November 18, 2008 by Cardboard Icons

08ginterpedroiaBig shout out to Dustin Pedroia today for being named the 2008 American League Most Valuable Player. Pedroia really had a fine season and carried the Red Sox when Manny Ramirez, David Ortiz and Mike Lowell were out with injuries. Pedroia offered both power and defense to a Sox team that all season was depleted by injuries and boneheadedness. Although the Sox season ended with less than a championship, the team would have been nowhere near the World Series had Pedroia not stepped up. Read more »

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