Summer Slam #2

Neal Ball was a Deadball Era infielder who played for several teams over the course of a long pro career. He broke in back in 1903 and played his las

Bunk hung around organized (and outlaw) baseball from 1895 to 1914. He made stops from D ball all the way to the major leagues where he hit a solid .2

Like many of his fellow Deadball peers, Ganley played for a long time, across many leagues and levels. He broke into organized ball in 1898 and played

Willett was a solid pitcher over the course of 14 pro seasons, which included 10 at the Major League level. In 1909 he went 21-10 with Detroit and wou

Dutch had a one season cup of coffee in the big leagues, going 4-13 with the last place Chicago Cubs in 1948. He bounced around from 1941 to 1954, mos

HOFer Lou Boudreau was one of the best shortstops of his era, and a successful player-manager as well. Over 15 seasons he would lead the AL in doubles

HOF pitcher Bob Lemon was a workhorse starter who played 13 seasons for the Cleveland Indians. He would win 20 games seven times, go 207-128 lifetime,

Super clean unmarked checklist, with Hall of Fame pitcher Juan Marichal. This is the "wide mesh" variation, and is graded 7 NM by CGC.

This is the high-number checklist, and it is the error version which lists card #539 as "American League" rookies. The actual card was a &...

2nd-year card of one of the greatest pitchers of all time. HOFer Seaver was Rookie of the Year, 3-time Cy Young Award winner (runner-up twice), 5-time