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Tubbs Baseball Blog

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I write HOF & baseball card-themed articles. I support Dewey Evans, Bobby Grich, Tim Hudson & many others Followbacks are not an endorsement of someone’s views

Check out my website Katılım Aralık 2016
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Cullen Chapron@CChapro832·
@BloggerTubbs One of two NEPTA birthdays today. Eventually I’ll make that calendar. Complete with trivia about NEPTA and random stories
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Douglas J. Gladstone
Douglas J. Gladstone@GLADSTONEWRITER·
I like A.J. Ewing of the @nymets a lot. He seems like a throw back player. He has 61 days of credit on a big league roster, which means he has already qualified for a @mlb pension. That’s ‘cause, since 1980, all you’ve needed is 43 days on an active roster for a pension. (1/2)
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@CChapro832 And yet not one NG post about Tim Hudson today :-/ NG is not talking enough about his own NEPTA ;-0
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@TimJenkins1962 Immaculate grid only recognizes playing career not managing career so Williams would work for say the Dodgers but not the Expos even though he was put in the HOF for his managing career. Maybe baseball reference will change it someday
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Timothy Jenkins
Timothy Jenkins@TimJenkins1962·
According to the category explanation, HOF managers are acceptable choices. I used Dick Williams for the Expos/Nationals slot, but it wasn't accepted. Anyone know why? Four Pilots⚾️ Immaculate Grid 1199 9/9: Rarity: 105 🟩🟩🟩 🟩🟩🟩 🟩🟩⬜️ Play at: sports-reference.com/immaculate-gri…
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James A Beemer@JamesABeemer1·
@BloggerTubbs I recommend baseball fans read John's article on Hudson. Very illuminating.
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Douglas J. Gladstone
Douglas J. Gladstone@GLADSTONEWRITER·
@Paul_Skenes Great you raise monies to support veterans who defended our freedoms and liberties. Now support the veteran players w/o @MLB pensions who your cheap union refuses to go to bat for. A minimum salary of $1.5 million when 475 pre-80 retirees get squat? Seriously?
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Scott F@TheFrizz87·
Who is your personal favorite designated hitter of the 1990's? Mine is Reggie Jefferson! Great guy and such an underrated hitter. Non-Red Sox my answer would be a former teammate of his, Edgar Martinez.
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Who is your personal favorite right fielder of the 1990's? Mine is Tom Brunansky, my first favorite player. I grew up in 90s so always like a lot of guys. Non-Red Sox Tony Gwynn would top a list including Larry Walker, Tim Salmon and Jay Buhner.

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Tubbs Baseball Blog@BloggerTubbs·
A trio of thank yous to the always-generous @NHbskraus for sending me these Topps beauties that were claimed on the 7/5 @ngtcollectibles Sunday giveaway! Additional thank yous to Nathan for hosting the awesome giveaway each weekend!
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David Branson
David Branson@obxleatherman·
@RALewis3 This card was one of about 15-20 vintage Pirates cards my dad had in a box when he passed in 1994. In September 2021 I sent it to @Bookman30022 who forwarded it to Mazeroski, who returned it to me signed. This will be in my collection forever.
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Allen Lewis
Allen Lewis@RALewis3·
Day 63 of posting HOF autographs. Bill Mazeroski. “The Glove” won 8 Gold Gloves at second base, and still holds the record with 1,706 career double plays turned and 161 in a season. He is the only player to hit a walk-off home run in a game 7 of the World Series (1960). One of the most legible signatures ever. #HOFautographs
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@TheFrizz87 Frank Thomas was key for the 06 A’s & Erubiel Durazo was underrated for Oakland during some of the Moneyball years
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@OfficialMLBRFC @TheFrizz87 Philadelphia and New York City were two of the main centers of the baseball world back then and I remember reading in a comments section on a Joe Start post that the war was less popular in NY, so I wonder if more Philly based players fought than ones from NY
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Scott F@TheFrizz87·
George Zettlein was born #OTD in 1844. Served in both the Army & the Navy during the Civil War. Debuted exactly 116 years to the day before I was born, becoming the 47th Major Leaguer. Led league in both ERA & WHIP that season. 1871-75 he went 125-92 with a 2.39 ERA.
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Scott F@TheFrizz87·
Happy 70th bday Mario Soto! Part of a lengthy history of good Reds pitchers with a short career due to arm problems. From 1980-85 he received Cy Young votes in 4 seasons & went 83-65 with 3.15 ERA & 208 k's per year. 1982 led NL in WHIP & struck out 274. Finished 2nd for Cy 1983.
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