I know there are several Tiger fans here. I just saw on my Twitter feed that Al Kaline passed away. He had a nice long life, but what a bummer anyway.
Great hall of fame player. RIP
Great hall of fame player. RIP
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I hope it wasn't due to the Covid-19 virus. We lost a football legend New Orleans Saints PK Tom Dempsey yesterday to it.
Looking to trade for any Hall of Fame Topps base cards.
He was 85 and had recently suffered a stroke. What a class act. RIP Al.
Here is a gallery of my favorite Kaline cards: http://www.zeprock.com/KalineGallery.html  My Huge Wantlist: http://www.zeprock.com/WantList.html 
I just got this in the mail today too
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Looking mostly for HOF players.....game used, rc, #D, autos, and mike Schmidt autos and game used
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Sad to hear that, he was a class act and will be missed.
Scott
50,000+ Red Sox cards and counting.
Loved listening to him and George Kell call Tiger games growing up.
RIP Mr. Tiger!  (04-06-2020, 05:23 PM)mgruber2 Wrote: Loved listening to him and George Kell call Tiger games growing up.Me too. My whole family loved listening to him.
Currently collecting Mike Trout, Bo Jackson and Al Kaline.
Sets for sale or trade: 1998 Leaf Rookies & Stars-- 99.7% complete. 1999 Finest-- Complete. 2000 Bowman Chrome-- Complete. 2001 Studio---97% complete. 
His talent and impact on the game was often overlooked (i.e. Killebrew) because he didn't play in a "big market," but like Brooks and Harmon the game would NOT have been the same without him. Truly a sad day for baseball.
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Not interested in GU or AUTO - base, base, base!!! Baseball - Whit Merrifield, Wil Myers, Yadier Molina Football - Brady Quinn, Landry Jones, Terry Bradshaw Basketball - JJ Redick, Dr. J, Bill Walton 
There's a good story about him in the Athletic that was written yesterday. The story about him and Jim Leyland having dinner a couple weeks ago nearly brought me to tears.
Classy classy guy and a very good baseball player. Am happy to say that I own his 63, 67, and 69 baseball cards. RIP |
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