1992 Triple Play: Bo Jackson was known for so many different things including his smile which helps make this a good-looking card.
Some greats from the game. Triple Play was a low-end option for kids and collectors. I've always been drawn to the design.
Horizonal options as well. Even as a low-end product it gave us good photos.
Triple Play leans into the fun with some of their photos which I really like.
Awesome Action cards come in horizontal and vertical form. I like these cards.
Little Hotshots are cool cards and this one showcases Dale Murphy. I like their take on Diamond Kings with these Gallery of Stars cards. Not a lot going on with the backs, but they are fine.
Five World Series championships for this guy. His first was with Toronto in '92 and then 4 more with the Yankees. He had a 2.12 ERA across 29 innings in World Series play.
More stars from the era. I purchased a box of this off eBay and I'll continue to show them off four packs at a time over time.
Pretty cool photo. I've never been the baseball Hall of Fame.
These are fun. Lots of memories, great players and a good design. A few of my favorite players from that time. That Eck photo really is nice.
BREAKDOWN:
60 – Total Cards
1 – Checklist
1 – Hall of Fame
1 – Little Hotshots
1 – Gallery of Stars
1 – Awesome Action
If history were a little more friendly, Cone could’ve ended up with 9 rings! Had he come up in ‘85 with KC, got traded to the Mets in ‘86, stayed with Toronto for ‘93, and stayed with Boston for 2 more seasons and got one in ‘04. Still, 5 is a ton!
ReplyDeleteI love that. You're right. I can't imagine a modern era player with 9 rings.
DeleteCool product. I'd love to find a box in the $10 to $15 range. This would be a fun rainy day box break.
ReplyDeleteIt really was fun and brought back a ton of memories.
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