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@SethRamsak @RetroCardSnaps He would join fellow cheater Beltran. The Hall is becoming a disgrace.

@RetroCardSnaps If they put this cheater in while leaving out some of the greatest hitters ever the whole thing needs to be gone.

🎂Jose Altuve Is he a lock for the Hall of Fame?

@lunchmade Nice! I have a anettles autographed ‘85. The Padres cards looked great that year.

1985 Topps page of Padres autographs

@Out_o_wack_chef @RetroCardSnaps Great page!

@RetroCardSnaps Donruss Rickey every day

Which is your favorite of these 4 cards?

@RetroCardSnaps Rickey by a mile!

@SPacult @BSmile

@BSmile Where was this in SF?

Amazing aerial view of Seals Stadium - Home of the San Francisco Seals of the Pacific Coast League (PCL) and later the first home of the major league San Francisco Giants! #MLB #Baseball #History #SFGiants

@expomick Beautiful, Mick! @MissTellier If there’s anyone I can think of who misses paper tickets, I bet it’s @expomick

Cost of a Stanley Cup first-round playoff ticket (at the Montreal Forum) in 1991. #NHL #StanleyCup #MontrealForum

@MissTellier @nytimes Definitely miss them. They’re a part of my collection I don’t think I’ll ever get rid of. So many memories from just a small piece of paper. Congrats on the interview!

I was interviewed by @nytimes regarding my nostalgia and love for paper game tickets. She saw my post about my first baseball game ticket that I've kept for 40 years in a little booklet my mom gave me as a child. Do you miss paper tickets the way I do? shorturl.at/HF30U

@PaulMayne6 Great photo of a great player and man. I became familiar with him in Milwaukee. Always was one of my favorites.

Who was your first favorite baseball player growing up? (I’ll even allow non-Tigers 🤣). For me it was Ben Oglivie … 👍⚾️

@lunchmade @Growing_Up80s @DebbieGibson Awesome! I interviewed her for my high school newspaper in 1988. She was so friendly.

@Growing_Up80s @DebbieGibson Yup!

Current state in the ole card table.

@Out_o_wack_chef @RetroCardSnaps I always do that also! Great way to draw attention to the best/favorite.

@RetroCardSnaps Center card. For me, the center slot is where I put my favorite card on that page.

Binder page of the week. Which is the best card?

@RetroCardSnaps Nice choices. Can’t go wrong with any of them, but I’ll always pick a ‘78 card, especially Willie Mac!

Which is your favorite of these 4 cards?

@OleTimeHardball A solid ballplayer, World Series champion and a true gentleman

Name a Kansas City Royals player Random is welcome

@lunchmade Double HOF home plate collision!

Show me a card that sizzles.

@RetroCardSnaps ‘78 is my all-time favorite set - my point of no return in being a fan and collector and is a great card, but I love those ‘79 record breaker cards. Rose, Guidry and JR are such great card from that subset.

Binder page of the week. What’s your favorite card here?

@RetroCardSnaps Not a superstar, but one of my favorites as a player and broadcaster. And he saved the Starter brand!

Who do you PC in Football? How 🔥is this pic!?

@lunchmade Nice! Classic images of a great.

Donnie Baseball page o’ cards

@RetroCardSnaps @Pirates 10 - as an alternate though.

🎂Willie Stargell Scale of 1-10, how badly do you want the @Pirates to bring back these hats?

@Laura_Britt_ You have been such a great host and contributor. You will be missed. So much fun and great analysis. Giants baseball is lucky to have had you and you will be missed by many. Best of luck to you and your family.

I’ve got some bittersweet news to share…

@lunchmade Awesome piece to have in your collection!

One of my favorite pieces in my collection is this 1984 Miller Lite jumbo card. It was a giveaway to commemorate Tony Gwynn and his achievement of winning the 1984 NL Batting Title. I ran around and collected these at the game. Got T to sign it the next year at Spring Training.