Baseball Card Bust

@TylerKepner Thank you, sir. Should we ever rise from the ashes, Jose Rijo-style, you'll be the first to know.

Farewell to @BallCardBust. Thanks for 2,098 days of hilarity. May your site join 1983 Topps John Denny at the gates of heaven. Or something.

It's the end of the road for the Bust. Our sincere thanks to you, our readers, and to Greg Luzinkski's beard. bit.ly/1zy4wqS

Little Jimmy Palmer grew up to be a fine underpants model. Oh, and pitcher. bit.ly/1HLOFMe (H/T to @TylerKepner)

Much like his shirt, Greg Anthony showed a lot of flash, but never really panned out. bit.ly/163V1pa

Pat Swilling didn't watch the Super Bowl yesterday. He was too busy chilling half-clothed under a tree. bit.ly/1yvdZg4

Al Davis liked shiny things almost as much as he liked fast things. bit.ly/18Cp7la

Dwight Bernard was so hairy, his teammates suggested he change his first name to Saint. bit.ly/1ERYIKs

Willie Upshaw won't give you cavities, but he was a hole on Toronto's coaching staff. bit.ly/1uBaKlC

And Luis Mercedes was definitely unlike any other. bit.ly/1zWgiOE

Ricky Ervins has been practicing his nude-o judo. bit.ly/15MCPjo

Pablo Torrealba seems to be suffering from a malfunctioning mustache. bit.ly/1JEvul0

We've been pretty busy the last few days, but Trey Beamon's just been playing video games the whole time. bit.ly/1Cx6mdQ

Pat Woodcock. That's a football player, not life advice. bit.ly/1ECpZR6

Mickey Hatcher is up to his old oversized tricks. bit.ly/186JGGf

Doug Frobel looks almost as confused as the people who thought he could play baseball. bit.ly/1843VnL

Ozzie Canseco, the "good" twin. bit.ly/1Bbob0e

Eric Show works on some songs for his band, Ace and the Mullets. bit.ly/1CI0axO

Deionzilla rampages through downtown Atlanta. bit.ly/1u9E9ZA

Juan Gone is none too happy with Mr. October. bit.ly/1yn25sj