
Why this card is awesome: Because, stupidly, this is card #400. Because Topps chose to place the All-Star cards right in the middle of the set, they lost the chance to assign card #400 as a regular card to a star player. Now, granted, Ozzie Smith is a great choice for an even-hundred card, but I would much rather have seen his regular card there instead of his All-Star card. It makes that Glenn Hubbard selection even worse, too.
Hall of Fame count: 28

4 comments:
Gerald Perry makes his second straight appearance on the back of a leaders card! Who woulda guessed?
Well, '87 and '88 were Perry's only good years.
i'm thinkin that glenn was related to someone at the brass @ topps
coulda given the card to rockin robin
Remember when Tony Gwynn was fast?
Bart
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