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The Boys of Indian Summer

batmagadanleadoff Sep 02 2013 11:32 AM Edited 1 time(s), most recently on Sep 02 2013 12:08 PM

Indian Week preview.

Edgy MD Sep 02 2013 11:54 AM Re: The Boys of Indian Summer

Bigger, Phil! I fucking want the the MLB logo to be BIGGER!

batmagadanleadoff Sep 02 2013 01:29 PM Re: The Boys of Indian Summer

That smile right out of a Norman Rockwell painting against the bluest sky .... sweet shades of Ozzie Sweet!

metsguyinmichigan Sep 02 2013 01:52 PM Re: The Boys of Indian Summer

That Gooden card is both beautiful and oh-so-wrong. Myron Ginsburg?

Zvon Sep 02 2013 01:54 PM Re: The Boys of Indian Summer

THE AGEE! BIG WOW MOMENT! Awesome card. I have never seen that one before. Real or not that ones amazin'.

batmagadanleadoff Sep 02 2013 10:12 PM Re: The Boys of Indian Summer

Zvon wrote: THE AGEE! BIG WOW MOMENT! Awesome card. I have never seen that one before. Real or not that ones amazin'. The '64 Agee's a DIY I found on the web. I think that the Agee photo is one of those unused Topps' archives deals that was sold off. The two photos at the bottom of the original post are also Topps Archives photos (Ron Taylor '62 and Warren Spahn '73, pitching coach)

batmagadanleadoff Sep 02 2013 11:42 PM Re: The Boys of Indian Summer

metsguyinmichigan wrote: That Gooden card is both beautiful and oh-so-wrong. Myron Ginsburg? Joe Ginsberg.

batmagadanleadoff Sep 02 2013 11:43 PM Re: The Boys of Indian Summer

More Boys of Indian Summer, from the Topps Archives photo collection.

metsguyinmichigan Sep 03 2013 09:06 AM Re: The Boys of Indian Summer

batmagadanleadoff wrote: metsguyinmichigan wrote: That Gooden card is both beautiful and oh-so-wrong. Myron Ginsburg? Joe Ginsberg. Ah! Thank you.

Lefty Specialist Sep 03 2013 11:28 AM Re: The Boys of Indian Summer

Keith looking like he'd rather have a root canal than wear an Indians uniform.

batmagadanleadoff Sep 03 2013 12:47 PM Re: The Boys of Indian Summer

More Boys of Indian Summer, from the Topps Archives photo collection. Red Kress Bob L. Miller (a three-month Indian) December 10, 1969: Traded by the Minnesota Twins with Dean Chance, Graig Nettles and Ted Uhlaender to the Cleveland Indians for Luis Tiant and Stan Williams. June 15, 1970: Traded by the Cleveland Indians with Barry Moore to the Chicago White Sox for Buddy Bradford and Tommie Sisk. September 1, 1970: Purchased by the Chicago Cubs from the Chicago White Sox.

batmagadanleadoff Sep 03 2013 07:53 PM Re: The Boys of Indian Summer

One more Boy of Indian Summer from the Topps Archives. No Indian baseball card of this player exists. If you can identify him, or figure out why his crotch is all wet, you can win this cyber photo of either Chief Noc-A-Homa or a Braves bobblehead.

batmagadanleadoff Sep 03 2013 07:55 PM Re: The Boys of Indian Summer

batmagadanleadoff wrote: One more Boy of Indian Summer from the Topps Archives. No Indian baseball card of this player exists. If you can identify him, or figure out why his crotch is all wet, you can win this cyber photo of either Chief Noc-A-Homa or a Braves bobblehead.

John Cougar Lunchbucket Sep 03 2013 08:26 PM Re: The Boys of Indian Summer

That's Harry Chiti, who peed himself when he found out who thew PTBNL was.

batmagadanleadoff Sep 03 2013 09:01 PM Re: The Boys of Indian Summer

John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: That's Harry Chiti, who peed himself when he found out who thew PTBNL was. That's right! It's Harry Chiti, the human punchline to a team that was mostly, nothing but punchlines. There's a Zvon project in that photo. Zvon could photoshop a Met uniform onto Chiti, and then make up a fantasy baseball card with a split screen effect, using both Chiti images to highlight the odd Mets/Indians trade. Chiti never played a single game for the Tribe. His career was effectively over once the Mets returned him to Cleveland. Keith Hernandez might sympathize.

batmagadanleadoff Sep 04 2013 10:17 PM Re: The Boys of Indian Summer

batmagadanleadoff wrote: Zvon wrote: THE AGEE! BIG WOW MOMENT! Awesome card. I have never seen that one before. Real or not that ones amazin'. The '64 Agee's a DIY I found on the web. I think that the Agee photo is one of those unused Topps' archives deals that was sold off. The two photos at the bottom of the original post are also Topps Archives photos (Ron Taylor '62 and Warren Spahn '73, pitching coach) Turns out that the '64 Agee DIY wasn't from a Topps unused photo, as I speculated. Whoever photoshopped Agee's card put a lot of time and effort into the work.