1977 Topps – Joakim Soria
In order to get some of these cards out there I am going to post a few of these 1977 Topps Royals cards that I made a while back.
1977 Topps – Mike Moustakas
In order to get some of these cards out there I am going to post a few of these 1977 Topps Royals cards that I made a while back.
1977 Topps – Luke Hochevar
In order to get some of these cards out there I am going to post a few of these 1977 Topps Royals cards that I made a while back.
1977 Topps – Mitch Maier
In order to get some of these cards out there I am going to post a few of these 1977 Topps Royals cards that I made a while back.
1977 Topps – Jeff Francoer
In order to get some of these cards out there I am going to post a few of these 1977 Topps Royals cards that I made a while back.
1986 Topps – Barrett Serrato
Barrett was a fun player to photograph while at Purdue for sure. At the plate he had a picture perfect swing with a great finish. In the field he had his hat which had to be the first Purdue hat given to him as it was very faded and dirty. It will be hard to top the pictures of him I gathered over the years.
1991 Leaf – Kevin Plawecki
Since my photo a day project is now over I have a little more time to post here. This is a long overdue card of former Purdue catcher Kevin Plawecki. Kevin is now in the minors, and I can’t wait to see him when he gets up to the bigs.
1991 Leaf – Sean McHugh
Since the 2012 Purdue baseball team is getting their rings tonight I thought that I would post a couple of their cards on here. I made these for fun with a few pictures that I liked from the season.
1989 Upper Deck – Miguel Cabrera
This is the same picture as the ’67 Topps card, but I felt that Miguel really needed a couple of more cards on here because of his fantastic accomplishment. I really am in awe of the fact that one man can lead the big three categories. I never thought I would see it. There are just too many good players in the league, and this year Miguel
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1967 Topps – Miguel Cabrera
This is a very quickly done card to commemorate the achievement by the Tigers first baseman. I really never thought that I would see a triple crown in my lifetime. I guess that it was bound to happen, and it is amazing that it did. This seems like a simple design to copy, but for some reason Photoshop just wasn’t giving me the fonts that I wanted. In ’67 all the shots usually had (more…)
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