1988 Topps Podcast
1) Keith Moreland (#416/72T)
The Eyes of Texas were upon him... and Steve Goodman thought he should keep his eyes on the ball. Card 416 on Beckett -https://marketplace.beckett.com/cardgallery_900/item/1988-topps-tiffany-416-keith...Show More
2) Brian Dayett (#136)
Clutch hitting defined: this guy hit two home runs the night he was supposed to be laid off, saving his job and probably 10 more years of solid Quad-A ball. Card 136 on Beckett - https://marketplace.b...Show More
3) Mike Boddicker (#725)
Counterintuitively, when Rod Carew says your pitching is "Little League Slop," it probably means you are doing something right. Card 725 on Beckett - https://marketplace.beckett.com/ziggys_672/item/19...Show More
4) Bob Knepper (#151)
This controversial pitcher closed off opportunities for women umpires for decades by opening his big mouth. Card 151 on Beckett - https://marketplace.beckett.com/baseballcardconnection_794/item/1988-t...Show More
5) Bonus Episode from Oracle Park
Jeff from Two Strike Noise joins David for a Giants game and a pack of legends. Two Strike Noise - https://twostrikenoise.podbean.com
6) Nelson Santovenia (#102T)
A card so great, we just had to sing about it.Card 102T on Beckett - https://marketplace.beckett.com/threestarssportscards_925/item/1988-topps-traded-102t-nelson-santovenia_67275693Kenny Williams an...Show More
7) Jim Presley (#285)
If there are three true outcomes in baseball, this Mariners bomber had two of them (the HRs and Ks) nailed.Card 285 on Beckett - https://marketplace.beckett.com/item/1082/1988-topps-285-jim-presley_53...Show More
8) Ken Williams (#559)
Inside: Everything you ever wanted to know about the 2005 World Series-winning Chicago White Sox. RIP Bobby JenksCard 559 on Becketthttps://marketplace.beckett.com/baseballcardconnection_794/item/1988...Show More
9) Felix Fermin (#547)
Before this defensive specialist became a legendary manager in the Dominican League, he was almost a landmark trade in Yankees' history.Card 547 on Beckett - https://www.beckett.com/baseball/1988/topp...Show More
10) Don Mattingly (#2/300/386)
Plain and simple, he had the best-known name, face, and sideburns of 1980s baseball and baseball cards. Base card #300https://marketplace.beckett.com/item/1082/1988-topps-300-don-mattingly_53873452Rec...Show More