HEY REDSOCK!

[Guiny]

Kenny Rogers historically always has a great spring ERA but his regular season one is around the five mark. Spring training doesnt mean squat.

[Bombay Chutney]

Originally posted by Rob_Gee_a.k.a _Guiny:
  Kenny Rogers historically always has a great spring ERA but his regular season one is around the five mark. Spring training doesnt mean squat.

completely unrelated:
 
    http://www.menwholooklikekennyrogers.com

[saco]

Red Sox 4
 Orioles 1
 FINAL

[Guiny]

Florida  4
 Montreal 3
 
 Whats your point?   :p

[sonickteam2]

my point is
 
  Anaheim 6
  Seattle 1
 
 6th inning   :roll:

[Venerable Bede]

how about the brewers and tigers??  both 2-0.
 
 break up the devil rays!!!

[thirsty moore]

What about Chet Lemon?  What about Lance Parrish?  What about the 1984 World Series?  
 
 It was great living in Michigan when the Tigers were good.

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

I wonder what Bob Moose and Rennie Stenett are up to these days?

[redsock]

Originally posted by thirsty moore:
  What about Chet Lemon?  What about Lance Parrish?  What about the 1984 World Series?  
 
 It was great living in Michigan when the Tigers were good.

Obviously, I'm a big Sox fan, but I did have a soft spot for the mid 80's Tigers. Lance Parrish is one of my favorite players ever, and Trammel, Whitaker, Gibby, Morris and Tanana...yeah, I was really into baseball cards.

[thirsty moore]

Whenever Whitaker was up, you'd hear the stadium echo with "Looooouuuuuuuu".  
 
 To be honest, the mid 80's was the only time I was really into baseball.  And that's pretty much due to the Tigers.
 
 

Originally posted by redsock:
 Obviously, I'm a big Sox fan, but I did have a soft spot for the mid 80's Tigers. Lance Parrish is one of my favorite players ever, and Trammel, Whitaker, Gibby, Morris and Tanana...yeah, I was really into baseball cards.

[Venerable Bede]

Originally posted by redsock:
  Obviously, I'm a big Sox fan, but I did have a soft spot for the mid 80's Tigers. Lance Parrish is one of my favorite players ever, and Trammel, Whitaker, Gibby, Morris and Tanana...yeah, I was really into baseball cards.

ahh yes, frank tanana. . .for some reason, he was my favourite pitcher when i was growing up.  i think i finally got all of his baseball cards when he retired, but topps started doing re-issues recently (the set is called "archives"), and in the 2001 set there's an autograph card.  doesn't show up on ebay too often.

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

How much are my two Ricky Henderson rookie cards worth these days? Last time I checked, maybe ten years ago, they were at $180 each.

[thirsty moore]

I've got a 1984 Mark McGwire USA Olympic card.  Wonder if that's worth anything.

[Venerable Bede]

Originally posted by sonickballs2:
  How much are my two Ricky Henderson rookie cards worth these days? Last time I checked, maybe ten years ago, they were at $180 each.

1980 topps, yeah?  presuming that it's still in excellent condition, card is worth $70.  will probably go up when he goes into the hall of fame.
 
 as for thirsty's mcgwire. . it's worth $50, assuming the same conditions as above.  it too will probably go up when he enters the hall of fame.

[redsock]

Originally posted by thirsty moore:
  I've got a 1984 Mark McGwire USA Olympic card.  Wonder if that's worth anything.

That card, plus the 1985 topps Extended Roger Clemens rookie card were the gems of my youth...