I got a package in the mail a couple weeks ago from my friend, John, in Texas. In it was another stack of 50/50s that he was able to complete for me. I had forgotten that I sent him these cards, but they got done and look great. The highlight is this 2018 Bowman Chrome JB Bukauskas atomic refractor numbered to 150.
John got me a ton of Bukauskas, since I missed him last year when Buies Creek came through. John looks like he was really persistent with him, and got me a bunch of cards done.
I had even tried to get my friend, Ben, to get some of these done last year, but by the time he got to the games, Bukauskas was already called up to AA.
I'm trying to avoid typing Bukauskas too much, but it is tough.
Man, that was a lot of Bukauskas cards.
It is always nice when I can add a 2017 Wood Ducks card to my set. There are a couple of guys who will be impossible to get, but for the most part, I have done well with the set.
John also started me a Frisco set, and they look really cool. It is nice to see some AA cards of the former Wood Ducks.
A lot of these guys are missed, and one of them (Altmann) is back.
Ronnie Dawson has started personalizing, but that's ok. I aready had the 2017 Heritage Minors, and the Top Prospects card is mine anyway.
Finally, John got this Justin Ferrell card signed for my Buies Creek set from 2017. I liked this design, and am glad to get it back signed.
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Showing posts with label Chuck Moorman. Show all posts
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Wednesday, July 24, 2019
Sunday, April 30, 2017
April 30, 2017, Wood Ducks Vs. Dash Graphing
Chris and I went to the Down East Wood Ducks game against the Winston-Salem Dash today to try to get some more autographs. We did really well today, getting bunch of autos from the Dash, as well as the Wood Ducks. The above 2011 Topps cognac parallel turned out really nice. I had been hoarding Harris cards for TTM, but I was able to get everything that I had signed, which helped out tremendously.
Harris (b. 1978) was really nice to Chris and I. He signed everything that we had, and then Chris gave me all but one of the cards that he had gotten signed. I had bought all of his Orioles cards off of COMC, since I wanted to add them to the collection.
Harris played in the majors from 2001 to 2012 for the Orioles, White Sox, Red Sox, Braves, Nationals, Mets and Reds. He had 580 hits, 39 home runs and a .238 batting average in his career. He won the World Series in 2005 with the White Sox.
Brian Drahman was really nice. He also signed everything that Chris and I had. I had found 5 1992 Topps of his between my boxes and the ones at my LCS. Drahman (b. 1966) played in the majors from 1991 to 1994 for the White Sox and Marlins. He had a career record of 3-2 with 29 strike outs and a 3.54 ERA.
I had two cards of prospect, Zack Collins. He would only sign one, but this 2015 Stars and Stripes turned out really nice.
I busted a jumbo box of 2017 Bowman yesterday and took a few cards from it to the game today. I was successful in getting all of them signed, starting with these two (a chome and paper) from Dane Dunning. He was the only player that I got after the game. The Dash won 6-1, but Dunning was really the only guy I had left that I could get.
I was pleasantly surprised to see Josh Morgan show up in my 2017 Bowman box. He signed both cards for me, but was off from the game today. It was just a routine day off. He was still nice enough to sign.
Between Chris and I, we got four Howard Johnson cards signed. I still have a ton of his cards, but he has been really nice and has signed for us each time.
Johnson (b. 1960) played in the majors from 1982 to 1995 for the Tigers, Mets and Rockies. He had 1,229 hits, 228 home runs and a .249 batting average. He was a two-time All Star and Silver Slugger (1989 and 1991) and his best finish in the MVP Award voting occurred in both of those seasons, with a fifth place finish. He won the World Series with the Tigers in 1984 and the Mets in 1986. He appeared on the Hall of Fame ballot in 2001, but didn't receive any votes.
Finally, I got another of my Hickory Crawdads cards signed, this one by Chuck Moorman. A lot of this year's Wood Ducks were Crawdads last year, so I have gotten a few of the cards signed.
Chris and I did really well at this game, I think. I am low on Wood Ducks cards, so I think I will be trying to refill at some point soon.
Harris (b. 1978) was really nice to Chris and I. He signed everything that we had, and then Chris gave me all but one of the cards that he had gotten signed. I had bought all of his Orioles cards off of COMC, since I wanted to add them to the collection.
Harris played in the majors from 2001 to 2012 for the Orioles, White Sox, Red Sox, Braves, Nationals, Mets and Reds. He had 580 hits, 39 home runs and a .238 batting average in his career. He won the World Series in 2005 with the White Sox.
Brian Drahman was really nice. He also signed everything that Chris and I had. I had found 5 1992 Topps of his between my boxes and the ones at my LCS. Drahman (b. 1966) played in the majors from 1991 to 1994 for the White Sox and Marlins. He had a career record of 3-2 with 29 strike outs and a 3.54 ERA.
I had two cards of prospect, Zack Collins. He would only sign one, but this 2015 Stars and Stripes turned out really nice.
I busted a jumbo box of 2017 Bowman yesterday and took a few cards from it to the game today. I was successful in getting all of them signed, starting with these two (a chome and paper) from Dane Dunning. He was the only player that I got after the game. The Dash won 6-1, but Dunning was really the only guy I had left that I could get.
I was pleasantly surprised to see Josh Morgan show up in my 2017 Bowman box. He signed both cards for me, but was off from the game today. It was just a routine day off. He was still nice enough to sign.
Between Chris and I, we got four Howard Johnson cards signed. I still have a ton of his cards, but he has been really nice and has signed for us each time.
Johnson (b. 1960) played in the majors from 1982 to 1995 for the Tigers, Mets and Rockies. He had 1,229 hits, 228 home runs and a .249 batting average. He was a two-time All Star and Silver Slugger (1989 and 1991) and his best finish in the MVP Award voting occurred in both of those seasons, with a fifth place finish. He won the World Series with the Tigers in 1984 and the Mets in 1986. He appeared on the Hall of Fame ballot in 2001, but didn't receive any votes.
Finally, I got another of my Hickory Crawdads cards signed, this one by Chuck Moorman. A lot of this year's Wood Ducks were Crawdads last year, so I have gotten a few of the cards signed.
Chris and I did really well at this game, I think. I am low on Wood Ducks cards, so I think I will be trying to refill at some point soon.
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