Speaking of which, we also had Lee Tunnel, adding insult to injury.
Still, there were some gems that came from the decade. And they've been sadly under-represented on here to this point.
But this '83 Fleer card of Pops really captures the essence of the guy that was the heart of the team throughout the post-Clemente 70's. And after he left, it's not really all that surprising that the entire franchise fell apart.
I love this photo - vintage warmup gear that looks more like it's straight off the department store rack than today's super duper high end on-field gear. Add in the upper deck of Three Rivers, where Stargell dumped many a ball, and it only adds to the card. For a set that didn't offer much aesthetically, this card is a real gem.
I love this photo - vintage warmup gear that looks more like it's straight off the department store rack than today's super duper high end on-field gear. Add in the upper deck of Three Rivers, where Stargell dumped many a ball, and it only adds to the card. For a set that didn't offer much aesthetically, this card is a real gem.
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