One

Today, April ONE, it's weird calling it that but I just want you to go with it regardless, I have ONE card to show off. Just ONE.

 

That ONE card is a 1984 Topps Glossy All-Stars Dave Winfield that I have ONE copy of. I also have ONE full set as well. Why did I choose this ONE card from the set? He is the ONE and only NY Yankee from that set....surprisingly. Can you imagine Topps only putting ONE Yankee in a set today? I heard you all laughing as we all know, it's not happening.

Now more on Winfield. He played for more than ONE team, was a ONE time World Series champion and ONE time NL RBI leader. Also, his jersey number for his time with the Yankees, thirty-ONE.

If that's not enough, Winfield retired in 1996 and guess what, was voted into the Hall Of Fame in 2000 and...you got it..ONE. The same year the Padres retired his jersey number... again thirty-ONE.

I think by now you guys are tired of seeing the number ONE. I know this ONE blogger has. Okay, that wasn't supposed to come out that way. It was the ONE and final time I promise. 

I better stop now

Have a great April Fools Day and don't be fooled.

Nuttin' But The Yankee Hits Part 4th Of July

Legends Of NY is what I call this last part. Well, maybe not so much legends as maybe some names you will recognize. And what a day to showcase the fireworks then the 4th of July!

Panini 75th Cooperstown product was way underrated by collectors. It was a superb product and one that I pulled this on card autograph of Dave Winfield from.

Taking me back to the 90's is this Charlie Hays autograph.

I busted one box of Prime Cuts back in 2012 and pulled a redemption. That redemption was for this Whitey Ford that surprisingly only took a couple of months to arrive. Solid looking card and I like the inscription. As I have gotten older I have come to appreciate autographs of Hall Of Famers more than those of the newer generation.

Roy White. Sorry for the blurry pic. I miss this Topps product.

Goose Gossage has such a nice signature. I picked up this card for $3 from a Yard Sale. It was either signed in person or TTM.

Lindy McDaniel is another player with a solid autograph. I pulled this myself.

I honestly can't tell you a single thing about Steve Balboni. I have no idea who he is but a Yankee is a Yankee to me.

And finally, Bobby Richardson. I really wished Topps would revive this brand of retired legends autographs on chrome.

 

Well, other than some Derek Jeter relics, that's it for my Yankees hits. It's a really sad PC but I am happy with what I have so far but it still has a long ways to grow. 

As I am sorting some other Yankee cards out, I am thinking about doing another Yankees series on here of players I forgot wore pinstripes at one point. Should be interesting I think.

Thoughts on my Yankees hits PC is welcomed in comments!