Celebrating the beauty of Topps base cards through career player runs from minor stars to Hall of famers.
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Ole Miss derails the Lane Train.
presented by: @renasant
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RIP CHARLIE MOORE
Solid player for the Brewers for a long time. He was RBI #2,297 for Hank Aaron, the final RBI of Hank’s career.
Here he takes a single by Fred Lynn in the ‘82 ALCS & guns down Reggie Jackson at 3B with Cecil Cooper & Molitor also showing up. 80s greatness.
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In the span of one week, Atlanta lost two giants. Ted Turner helped put this city on the global map, and Bobby Cox helped give it one of the greatest baseball dynasties ever seen.
Two icons who helped shape Atlanta’s identity, culture and sports history forever.
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John Sterling may have been the voice of the Yankees, but let it be known his craft was perfected here in Atlanta w/the GOAT trio of Skip Caray, Ernie Johnson Sr & Pete Van Wieren.
In fact, here's the call that likely got him the Yanks job in 1989:
youtube.com/watch?v=HVpjWNfn…
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JUST IN: The 2025 Topps Baseball All-Star Rookie Team is here 🌟
C - Drake Baldwin
1B - Nick Kurtz
2B - Luke Keaschall
3B - Matt Shaw
SS - Jacob Wilson
OF - Isaac Collins
OF - Roman Anthony
OF - Jakob Marsee
DH - Agustín Ramirez
RHP - Cade Horton
LHP - Noah Cameron
RP - Jack Dreyer
The Topps NOW Team Set is available now!
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Someone made a baseball movie montage and it actually deserves an Oscar.
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On the day he retired in 2009, Jeff Kent greeted @BaseballHall of Famer Duke Snider while a 20-year-old Clayton Kershaw looked on.
Preserving History.
Honoring Excellence.
Connecting Generations.
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Advanced analytics were created so the players that were cut from JV that loved baseball could still be part of the game after they finish out college at Ivy League
From stuffed in the lockers to being asked for advice. They were never turning this opportunity down
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We join the entire baseball community in mourning the loss of MLB legend and former Smokies Manager, Ryne Sandberg. Our thoughts are with the Sandberg family.
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🚨🚨FREE GIVEAWAY ALERT🚨🚨
It’s been another great year and to say thank you, I'll be giving away these 3 cards AND smoker on New Year’s Eve!
I'll randomly select 4 followers who LIKE, FOLLOW both myself and @PitBarrelCooker and RETWEET/REPOST this tweet. Big thank you to my buddy Noah over @PitBarrelCooker for jumping on board. This cooker is incredible and I’ve had my same one for 12 years! Let’s go!! How big can this get???
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I’m very sad about the loss of my friend, teammate and fellow Hall of Famer. We were two Bay Area boys. I was proud to play with him. He was the greatest player I ever played with. I cherished our recent times together both in Cooperstown and at the Oakland Coliseum. My condolences to his family.
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I’m heartbroken and devastated.
Rickey Henderson was an incredibly talented player but an even better human.
I’ll never forget all the incredible memories we created together. Memories I’ll never forget.
Rest easy my friend
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The Man of Steal… and so much more.
1,406 stolen bases — 1st all-time
2,129 unintentional walks — 1st all-time
2,295 runs scored — 1st all-time
81 leadoff home runs — 1st all-time
ALT Rickey Henderson wearing a home Athletics uniform posed kneeling with three "stolen" bases in August 1982. (Lou Sauritch/National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum)
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Statement from the Henderson Family:
It is with profound sadness that we share the passing of my husband, Rickey Henderson. A legend on and off the field, Rickey was a devoted son, dad, friend, grandfather, brother, uncle, and a truly humble soul. Rickey lived his life with integrity, and his love for baseball was paramount. Now, Rickey is at peace with the Lord, cherishing the extraordinary moments and achievements he leaves behind.
We are deeply grateful for the outpouring of love, support, and heartfelt memories from family, friends, and fans — all of which have brought immense comfort. We also extend our sincere gratitude to MLB, the Oakland A's, and the incredible doctors and nurses at UCSF who cared for Rickey with dedication and compassion. Your prayers and kindness mean more than words can express.
In this difficult time, we kindly ask for your respect and privacy as we adjust to life without Rickey, holding on to the legacy he left for all of us.
With gratitude,
Pamela Henderson and his daughters
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The Hall of Fame remembers Rickey Henderson. ow.ly/tuQi50UvpCF
ALT Rickey Henderson, wearing a home Athletics uniform, takes his baserunning lead. (John Cordes/National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum)
