2 Thank goodness for baseball cards. I took a chance on Odie Davis. I got lucky because post collusion baseball with players playing for any expansion team is probably my worst category on these grids. I have been studying this year’s crop of rookies, just haven’t gotten to the rangers yet. Eddie Mathews, Mike Cuellar, Bryan Abreu Minnie Minosa, Rick Honeycutt, Odie Davis Joe Kelley, Arky Vaughn, Bid McPhee

So-So performance. Rarity of 2 Astros Nellie Fox Hal Woodeschick Aaron Pointer Rangers Minnie Minoso Dave Stenhouse. Carl Bouldin 2,000 Hits Deacon White Bob Johnson Bid McPhee

4 Eddie Mathews (1)/Morgan Ensberg (1)/Ramon de los Santos (0.009) Minnie Minoso (0.7)/Alfonso Soriano (0.7)/Steve Lawson (0.05) Joe Kelley (0.03)/Shawn Green (0.2)/Clyde Milan (0.08)

Votto pictured as a Blue Jay looks out of place. John, do you have a favorite World Series? Hard to argue against 91 Twins/Braves.

@GaryDodgerfan

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Especially when being used for Cincinnati/only one team. Hard to argue with '91. Other ones I would consider would include 2001 (Yankees post-9/11), 2019 (the reversal of '87/'91, with the visiting team winning every game), and 2016 (Cubs and Indians both in long WS droughts, game 7 goes to extra innings and *then* has a rain delay). Also 1960, where the Yankees got three blowout wins while the Pirates won four close ones.

16. Don Sutton 2 / Turk Farrell 0.3 / Juan Abreu 0.006 Adrián Beltré 13 / Pete Richert 0.05 / Marshall McDougall 0.06 Joe Kelley 0.02 / Dixie Walker 0.03 / Jim Gilliam 0.05 Abreu spent 2014 in AAA for the Dodgers, while McDougall played at the AA and AAA levels in 2007.

14 Ivan Rodriguez 2% / Jose Lima 0.3% / Ronel Blanco 2% Harold Baines 2% / Aaron Sele 0.09% / Jose Leclerc 4% Bill Mazeroski 0.3% / Michael Young 0.8% / Robin Yount 3% Not great but I was happy with my Sele pick. Zimmerman also would've worked for TEX/All-Star.