- Scan came out quite dark, thus not doing any justice to the card. The design is not bad, although Jim's face looks a little flat. You can only see half of the Cleveland Indians as well...
- No bio on the back, just the usual stats and numbers you find on a card. The back doesn't even provide the standard height/weight/birthplace info. The 2nd photo of Jim catching a baseball in warmup clothing is ok.
- Career homer #195 came off of Yankees ace David Cone, 9/19/99. The Indians were down 6-0 at the time, and the homer cut the lead in half, but wasn't enough as the Yanks outslugged the Indians 11-7.
- Robert
