- If I was smart, I would have saved this for card #100, oh well no matter.
- I love these hometown cards; I think it was a great idea to show the state flags/home country flags as a parallel. I don't think that I'll get tired of these.
- 8/13/03 was the date of Andrew's 99th career homer, hit off the Cardinals Adam Wainwright. It was a 2 run shot to get the Pirates going in the first inning, but the Cards wound up winning 4-3 in the 14th inning. Andrew would wait 20 days before hitting the milestone 100th HR.
Showing posts with label 2013 Bowman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2013 Bowman. Show all posts
Thursday, November 9, 2017
Andrew McCutchen card #99 2013 Bowman Hometown #100
Friday, December 30, 2016
Brett Lawrie card #44 2013 Bowman Hometown #205
- Love this card. I'm partial though because of the Canadian flag in the background.
- I like this Bowman design, it's minimal (for lack of a better word). The one thing that kind of detracts is the placement of the team logo. On a lot of cards, the logo ends up in an awkward spot on the anatomy. Almost like it's censoring something...
- Surprising that this card hasn't been scanned into the Trading Card Database. Well it has now. I'll keep on checking to see if each PC card is there when I post it on the blog; hopefully I can help put a dent into the project over time. I also have to say that the TCDB has helped me out quite a bit with posts as well...
Thursday, December 15, 2016
Andrew McCutchen card #35 2013 Bowman Gold #100
- 2nd straight McCutchen card that I was able to add to the Trading Card Database. I was very surprised that this hadn't already been added by someone else.
- Was kind of floored when I saw the number of cards that there is of McCutchen for 2013. It's 500 in case you're curious...
- Career home run #35 was hit off of the Dodgers Lance Cormier, 5/10/2011. It was Cutch's 2nd homer of the game, but it was nowhere near enough as the Dodgers handed the Bucs a 10-3 beating.
Friday, August 26, 2016
Brett Lawrie card #33 2013 Bowman #205
- Last Brett Lawrie post was July 28th, almost a month ago. Seeing all these similar looking Bowman cards kind of made me shy away from posting would be my guess.
- I'm still waiting for that one break out season from Brett to put him into a higher category of 2nd basemen. Same old problem for Brett again this year, having problems staying healthy.
- I have 2 more '13 Bowman cards of Brett to post, his Chrome refractor and the hometown parallel. Those are going to wait for a while I work my way through the Topps cards from '13.
Thursday, July 28, 2016
Brett Lawrie card #32 2013 Bowman blue parallel #205
- I still have 3 parallels to pick up for this card (if I so desire). Orange, silver ice and the state/hometown versions. No hurry though...
- Card is serial #'d 249/500. I've bought enough Bowman over the past couple of years to know that the blues are #'d out of 500 without having to check.
- The ridiculousness of the amount of parallels that Bowman spits out for each player is making me wonder how far I really want to go with some of my player PC's. That is a post for another time...
Brett Lawrie card #31 2013 Bowman Gold parallel #205
- Bio on the back: Ranked 3rd on the Jays in runs in 2012 with 73.
- The blue "comb" on the left and right sides of the card is an interesting design. I thought that the color might be different on the other parallels, but sadly it's not.
- There's a lot of these listed on COMC right now, 32 to be exact. Almost giving them away too at 38 cents for the cheapest one.
- I wonder why Bowman got away from the thicker gold parallels that some of their earlier products had.
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