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One of the most respected Twins blogger |
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Another very popular blogger who has the best Minor League coverage you can find! |
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Minnesota Twins Team Index |
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A must read if you collected cards as a kid...or an adult! |
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A blog from The Rake, a Twin Cities magazine. |
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Baseball History, Stats, and the Twins |
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Regular analysis of the Minnesota Twins from bloggers Nick Mosvick and Nick Nelson. |
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The official site of the Minnesota Twins |
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I really have no purpose for this page. I figured hey, why not start a webpage about my life in baseball and talk about everything that goes on in it, especially autographs. I really have no clue what it will amount to but I know it will be good. I guess what I want is to interact with the fans and make them learn and laugh. Have fun and let me know what you think! |
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Your Daily Source for Half-Baked Crap |
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Minnesota Public Radio's Baseball Blog |
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Boldly exercising the right to be grumpy. |
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An Unofficial Minnesota Twins Blog |
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Youth Ain't All Bad |
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The ultimate source for Minnesota Twins community news and commentary. |
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aka Will's Title Is Too Long |
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Welcome to The Baseball Card Project. The purpose of this web site is to provide baseball fans and the collecting community a valuable resource for reference. The difference between The Baseball Card Project and other baseball card web sites is that we have married the collecting aspect of baseball with statistics.Players and teams have statistics integrated into the web site to provide an additional perspective. |
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This collection presents a Library of Congress treasure -- 2,100 early baseball cards dating from 1887 to 1914. The cards show such legendary figures as Ty Cobb stealing third base for Detroit, Tris Speaker batting for Boston, and pitcher Cy Young posing formally in his Cleveland uniform. Other notable players include Connie Mack, Walter Johnson, King Kelly, and Christy Mathewson. |
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We have assembled many of the trading card sets of the Houston Colt .45s and Astros over the years, and will be adding more in the future. Our immediate goal is to scan and upload the sets through the early Nineties. |
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Remember when flipping and trying for leaners was the way you collected cards? OBC is dedicated to the innocence of our youth when collecting was a hobby |
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The Topps in Cards |
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Welcome to the Vintage Football Card Gallery! Pick a card below to see all of the cards in that set, or use the Card Search to search the gallery in other ways. (These cards are not for sale. For the cards I am selling, see Nearmint's Vintage Football Cards.) |
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The Sccrappiest? Twins Fans on the Intraweb |
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@ www.scout.com |
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The 1965 Minnesota Twins |
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TWINS TRIVIA is a fun and informative site that will help you to better understand the Minnesota Twins and?their?history dating back to their move to Minnesota from Washington in 1961. |
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News and Notes of the Fort Myers Miracle day by day |
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The Minnesota Twins Fan Network is dedicated to the Twins fan that want to keep up with the team however, cannot spend 3 hours to watch each game. If you wish that ESPN would spend more than 30 seconds on your favorite baseball team this Podcast is a must ? Every Monday and Friday we will have a 40 minute News Magazine highlighting players and events about the Minnesota Twins. Yes Jeff Straub will shoot from the hip and is not afraid to mix it up. So let us condense 21 hours of baseball each week to two 40 min. shows. |
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A Twins Baseball blog, written by two guys who don't even live in Minnesota and probably don't know a damn thing and why are you listening to them? But you know what? It's not like YOU have a blog! ...Oh. You do. Well then. |
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A blog praising and cursing my beloved Minnesota Twins. |
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A Look at the Twins - Both Past and Present |
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The Official Website of the Beloit Snappers Baseball Club |
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The Official Site of the Elizabethton Twins |
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The Official Site of the Ft. Myers Miracle |
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The Official Site of the New Britain Rock Cats |
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The Official Site of the Rochester Red Wings |
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Just another WordPress.com weblog |
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In association with Scout.com |
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Keeping up with the Twins |
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The Largest Selection of Baseball Team Sets on the Internet |
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Sportlots provides two methods to buy and sell trading cards. |
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Growing up, I collected baseball cards. And for whatever reason I ended up with many, many 1983 Fleer cards. Now I'm writing to baseball players asking to autograph their card. Most players will do it for free. Some charge money for their signature. A few, like Bert Blyleven and Jim Kaat, donate their proceeds to charity -- definitely worthy causes. Then there are some that have passed away like Dan Quisenberry, Tug McGraw, Ken Brett, Darrell Porter, Eric Show, Bo Diaz, Luis Sanchez, and most recently Steve Howe. It's a fun project and something to look forward to in the mailbox besides bills and junk mail. I'm not a dealer, nor would I have any interest in selling any of these cards. Perhaps I'll hand them down to my son some day. But the project continues. Come back and visit and see how it is progressing! |
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Welcome to DONWEST.ORG, our tribute to the best sports collectible seller ever, Don West. Check out our WAX PACK collection of Don's greatest hits. |
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The Webs most comprehensive price guide. |
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The #1 Authority on Collectibles |
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Old Card Traders, a.k.a. OCT, is a Sports Card TRADING group that was created on 5/22/99 by?Len Medeiros as a refreshing alternative to those collecting groups who like to restrict what their members?collect and frown upon actual trading. Old Card Traders is primarily a sportscard TRADING group where?reciprocation is Mandatory. All rules and changes are voted upon by the entire MEMBERSHIP and not a select?few like you find in groups run by committee.??????????????? |
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Welcome to the world's first site devoted exclusively to collecting the baseball cards and related memorabilia pertaining to the amazing ICHIRO! Featured here is the Official Worldwide Ichiro Cardography, where we document and picture nearly every Ichiro card made from 1993 through 2003. Each image is easily viewed by clicking the baseball icon that follows the listing. Along with approximately 340 different Japanese cards we list about 2,300 American cards! |
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Sports Card Blog, Sports Card news, and Collecting Community - Perspectives on the sports collectible industry. |
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A gallery of thousands of Will Clark cards, with more added regularly. |
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The Halsey Hall Chapter of The Society for American Baseball Research is based out of the Twin Cities of Minnesota. |
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The closing of the 2005 season marked the end of the fifth season of Tiger baseball at the corner of TigersCentral and TigersHistory. The ever growing site has always attempted to provide a place for fans to comfortably share their opinions, starting with our staff. |
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Welcome to Aardsma to Zuverink. The purpose of this website is to display a large collection of autographed Rowe, Bailey, Morey, McCarthy, Brace, Elder and team issued postcards of professional Baseball players. Eventually, there will be an autographed postcard of virtually every player to appear in a major league game from WW2 and on, while including many players from the 20s and 30s as well. |
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TCSCC is a group of collectors and dealers based in the Twin Cities metro area. The club was founded in 1976 and its members are sports fans and hobbyists who enjoy sharing this interest with others. TCSCC is a non-profit organization and all officers are volunteers. |
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One of the most impressive collection's I've ever seen. Also...it's a MAN CAVE! |
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Welcome to the Sports Celebrity TTM and In Person autograph site of the father and son team of Frank and Alex Hipolito! While trying to determine a way of tracking our ttm autograph success stories, we ended up designing this site as a resource for collecting autographs through the mail for collectors making requests to both active players during Spring Training 2007 in Florida or Arizona, or their respective teams during the regular season, or sending requests to retired players addresses, as well as providing a heads up on upcoming sports autograph signings in the New York City Area. |
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I'm working on getting this page up, but just to be quick, here are links to some of the games I've taken pics at.... Please check back often! |
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He's a Twins fan. He's a geek. It's kinda sad, really. |
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Powered by TwinsGeek |
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La Velle E. Neal III has covered baseball for the Star Tribune since 1998 (the post-Knoblauch era). Born and raised in Chicago, he grew up following the White Sox and hating the Cubs, attended both the University of Illinois and Illinois-Chicago, and began his baseball writing career at the Kansas City Star (post-strike era). He also can be heard occasionally on KFAN radio, educating the hosts about all things baseball. |
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Joe Christensen, the Star Tribune's national baseball reporter, has covered the big leagues since 1998. A Faribault native, he graduated from the University of Minnesota in 1996. Before working for the Star Tribune, he spent three years covering the Orioles for the Baltimore Sun. He also covered the Padres and Dodgers for newspapers in Southern California. He'll share his thoughts here on the Twins and all things baseball. |
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Random thoughts about Twins baseball, college hockey, and my life... |
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Pioneer Press baseball reporter Kelsie Smith brings you Twins updates and highlights. |
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Welcome to Twins Territory, a place were you can come to get the latest news, rumors, opinions and more on the Minnesota Twins. |
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My name is Derek and im a 22 year old college student and I collect Minnesota Twins autographs.? The purpose of my website is to show off some of my collection and hopefully enhance not only my collection, but yours as well.??Hopefully my site will help you with?TTM autos and everything else. |
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Welcome to my Web site. Through my personal site, I would like to give you the opportunity to be involved with me as we look at the Minnesota Twins and other things happening throughout the baseball world. |
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What the heck is Sports Collectors Daily.com? |
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A collection of worthless cards...but funny as hell. |
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Welcome to TwinsBobbleheads.com. We're glad you stopped by.? We hope you find something of interest on our site that you might like to buy, but if not that's OK too. Check back often as we add items as they become available. For information about us, and merchandise and shipping/payment information please visit our Information page.? If you are just looking for information about Twins bobbleheads, check out our new bobblehead picture and information gallery. |
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Team Checklists for baseball & football team collectors |
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Hi, My name is Mike Buontempo, I'm 16 and love collecting autographs from my favorite sport idols. Have a fun Time looking around! If?you want to reach me you can email me at yankforlife41@yahoo.com |
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Dedicated to vintage baseball cards and memorabilia including pre-war tobacco, Goudey, Topps and Bowman cards, autographs, collectibles, and baseball books. |
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Dodgers and card collecting. |
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The Life and Times of Old Baseball Cards |
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The Bench is one of the largest sports card trading communities online. You'll find game used, autographs and vintage cards of all sports, in addition to non-sport card trading. A majority of our 5,000+ members specialize in baseball card collecting, including individual player collecting and traditional set building. We also have a solid group of football card collectors as well as a growing basketball and hockey gathering. |
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Like anything else, collecting baseball cards can become an addiction. Luckily for us, it's one we've got down to a pack a day. |
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I'm not sure how to describe this site, but I think Cardboard Gods is a pretty good start! |
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The grouchy ramblings of someone with more cards than sense. |
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As for the basic stuff I am happily married and the father of two daughters. I work full time in the automotive industry. My hobbies revolve around two key elements, sports and the internet. Baseball is my favorite sport. I collect sports cards and play fantasy sports online. Since I got involved in the blogging world it takes up most of my internet time. My favorite sport is Baseball and it makes up the bulk of my sports card collection. I am building an entire run of the Topps All Star Rookies among a few other themes. My current favorite players are Roger Clemens, Brett Favre and Ivan (Pudge) Rodriguez. Some of my all time favorites are Carl Yastrzemski, Thurman Munson, Ron Guidry, Tony Gwynn, Cal Ripken Jr., Graig Nettles,??Bob Lilly, Earl Campbell, Drew Pearson and John Elway just to name a few. My favorite baseball card set is the 1976 Topps issue.I intend to post several times a week as my warped mind moves me. Come back again. |
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Your guide to the latest in Sports Cards |
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Ramblings of a sportscards collector (baseball & basketball) and fan of the game. |
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Sports Collectibles News: A fresh look at the collectibles and memorabilia industry |
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A guy w/ more time tyme than cents who enjoys his Reds cards. |
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Indians Cards...Always! |
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This site will mostly be a baseball autograph page, with football, hockey, golf, basketball, boxing, Olympic, coaching & racing successes. I have not always kept an accurate log of the length of time it took to receive these autographs. However, any new additions will include the turnaround time. Also, note that the players are listed with the club that they were with at the time the autograph was signed. I want to add that your results may vary and of course I can`t promise that any player I list will sign. My intent is to update anytime a new success comes in . My goal is to provide information to other collectors about those players that are willing to sign. This site is informational in nature and I don`t SELL or TRADE my cards. ** Each success that I list will be a trading card unless I note otherwise, for example if the player provides a card or photo of their own I will list that info. *** Also, the successes I list will have come from the team address unless I post otherwise. |
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We're celebrating one of the great classic baseball card sets, 1988 Topps. We're going through all 792 cards one by one, and for each we're posting two things: what makes the card awesome, and a cool stat about the player or team featured on the card. The stats are all gleaned from Baseball-Reference.com's Play Index. |
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An autograph card a day, at least until R.E.M.'s lawyers file the cease and desist. |
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Opening the crappy packs so you don?t have to! |
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Hello, I am Baseball Cardman. I have collected baseball cards since 1973. You would think I would know a lot about the hobby, but the hobby is always changing. I have seen a lot of changes in 35 years but that is another story. The one thing that has not change about me is, I love to trade my doubles. So for this reason I have created this blog to trade my doubles. I will list the cards I want to trade. If you see some cards you want email at bartm@ckt.net with an offer, I will reply yeah or neh to your email. |
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Welcome to The Fleer Sticker Project. Since there is so little published information regarding the various team logo sticker sets produced by Fleer over the last 40+ years, I thought I'd post the information I've come across through my years of collecting. |
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I can remember playing with baseball cards as a toddler, but I actually started collecting them when I was ten. Now I'm an adult looking for an outlet to talk about my hobby without receiving blank stares in return. You can contact me thusly. |
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Home of the SCD Standard Catalog of Baseball Cards |
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Wax Heaven isn?t the first baseball card-related Blog and it won?t be the last. My goal is to be the best . I am not some stuck-up, arrogant blogger who is looking for the next gig. I am a collector not much different than most of you. I am also a father and husband who sometimes has to sacrifice buying the big money releases in order to pay my ever-growing list of bills but that has not stopped me from writing as much as humanly possible (with a real job) about our beloved hobby. I have done everything from product reviews and card shop directories, to player rants and deep stat analysis. |
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I've got a passion about the Chicago White Sox and the cards that showcase them. Cards not only look good (for the most part), but they evoke memories and stories. I feel cards are a vital part of life. |
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a Minnesota Twins blog brought to you by Curlz and Curveball: united in baseball and marriage |
