1993 Finest: Jeff Bagwell
Pull up a stool, or just step into the batter’s box and pretend you’re perched on one. It’s time to discuss Jeff Bagwell.
Pull up a stool, or just step into the batter’s box and pretend you’re perched on one. It’s time to discuss Jeff Bagwell.
It’s funny how you can have a mental image of a person that persists long after things have changed.
A pair of brothers with exceptional pitching skills came out of the Dodgers organization in the early 1990s.
Danny Tartabull’s professional baseball-playing father once attributed his son’s prodigious power hitting ability to his mother. I presume she was also better with finances.
This advice would have served Dave Winfield well in a trip to Toronto.
Harold Reynolds is the only guy not named Rickey Henderson to lead the AL in stolen bases during the 1980s.
Dean Palmer is largely overlooked today, but there was a time when he consistently outperformed the famed Roger Maris.
A contract so good it gave rise to the semi-official New York holiday of “Bobby Bonnilla Day.”
Topps generally avoided putting rookies in the ’93 Finest set. Cal Eldred’s incredible rookie performance in 1992 got him into the checklist.
A hidden ball trick, sneaky trade demands, and a murderous girlfriend.