IMPACT FACTOR 1/10: Hayward started 12 games for the Rangers in 1988, pitching fairly below average, and then never saw any further major league action.
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We're celebrating the 20th anniversary of one of the great classic baseball card sets, 1988 Topps. We're going through all 792 cards one by one, posting bits about what makes the card awesome and cool stats about the player or team featured on the card. We're also posting the 1988 Topps Traded set!
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6 comments:
Wow. Someone probably already commented on this, but I just now realized that Topps numbered this set in alphabetical order. That's kind of lame.
Why? How else should they have done it?
Random, like the regular set with the better players getting the good numbers and the guy with the best sounding porn name getting 69.
Wow, that picture is horrible.
Actually the card reminds me a lot of Mike Trujillo:
http://88topps.blogspot.com/2008/04/307-mike-trujillo.html
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