Infinite Baseball Card Set

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A trivial uniform conundrum
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Hal Chase: The Dark Prince in Exile
He was the best first baseman anyone had seen—so good he could alter a game’s outcome without anyone noticing. Though never caught, “Prince Hal” was…
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Eiji Sawamura: Japan's Number One
In 1934, a Japanese schoolboy struck out Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Jimmie Foxx, and Charlie Gehringer in succession, instantly becoming a national hero…
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Julio Bonetti: Four balls and you're out!
Recent headlines of the two Cleveland players allegedly throwing games got me thinking about a lesser known scandal in the Pacific Coast League…
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Melo Almada: Brushback!
The first Mexican-born player in the majors had it all: blazing speed, flashy fielding, and a hot bat. But a bad beaning and non-stop brushback pitches…
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Joe Guyon: A star for all seasons
When it comes to great 2-sport athletes, Jim Thorpe & Bo Jackson rank at the top. Yet, had it not been for a career-ending injury, there could have been…
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Biz Mackey: The Influencer
Of all the great Negro League catchers, none of them mentored more players nor influenced the game on an international scale more than Biz Mackey.
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Infinite Baseball Card Set
Infinite Baseball Card Set
The Infinite Baseball Card Set is a never-ending card set of baseball’s forgotten heroes: Negro League legends, barnstorming mercenaries, semi-pro sluggers, blacklisted bums, foreign phenoms, bush league oddballs, and the famous before they were famous.
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