I found a pretty nice spot to auction off a few cards two weeks ago on Facebook and even managed to snag a few cards for myself on the page. Seems pretty legit, but I am always pretty careful with everything and everyone on Facebook and Twitter. One lot that caught my eye featured a nice autograph of 80s/90s great Tim Raines. I have posted a rant or two about The Rock being a Hall of Famer, Apparently running a blog and teaching fourth grade does not qualify you for a Hall of Fame ballot. Maybe someday.....
In the meantime, I can enjoy the Rock's autograph on my latest addition to my collection. Topps has put out a fair number of new Raines cards out this year, several of which feature him in an Expos uniform. Raines was still a good, productive player as a White Sox, but still I remember him best for his Expos days. Raines also has a nice signature which looks great on this Tribute card. This was a really good looking product. As a bonus I also picked up a card of White Sox prospect Jacob May.
May is most likely an organizational guy. He's currently playing in the Carolina League for the Winston-Salem Dash with a .259/.321/.399 line. Not too impressive, but I saw him once while he was at Coastal Carolina and thought he was a nice college player.
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I'm with you on Raines -- definite HOFer whose only mistake was being a direct contemporary of the best leadoff hitter in baseball history. I said the same on my 1982 Topps Blog. http://1982topps.blogspot.com/2014/07/card-70-tim-raines.html
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