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Joe Price
Ron Guidry
Herm Winningham
Jim Traber
Kent Hrbek
Oklahoma State University
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New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Bob Horner
Major League Baseball
Seattle Mariners
Mike Campbell
San Diego Padres
John Farrell
Boston Red Sox
John Marzano
Ivan Calderon

Every card has a story to tell. In this 700+ episode series, Matt Kuzma and David McEllis discuss a different 1988 Topps baseball card every week. Send your questions and suggestions to 1988ToppsPodcast@gmail.com.

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Clutch hitting defined: this guy hit two home runs the night he was supposed to be laid off, saving his job and probably 10 more years of solid Quad-A ball.

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Counterintuitively, when Rod Carew says your pitching is "Little League Slop," it probably means you are doing something right.

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This controversial pitcher closed off opportunities for women umpires for decades by opening his big mouth.

Card 151 on Beckett - marketplace.beckett.com/baseballcardconnection_794/item/1988-topps-151-bob-knepper_34326495

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Jeff from Two Strike Noise joins David for a Giants game and a pack of legends.

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Mark Evans
Director of The Diamond King film
Episode: Chili Davis (#15/32T)
Dick Perez
Artist behind The Diamond Kings cards
Episode: Chili Davis (#15/32T)
Jeff Snider
Co-host of the Locked on Dodgers podcast
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Episode: Mike Marshall (#249)
Marshall Garvey
Author of 'Interstate 85: The Royals, The Cardinals and the Show-Me World Series'
University of Missouri Press
Episode: Steve Farr (#222)
Adam Darowski
Executive Director of Design and Product Management at Sports Reference and a baseball historian
BaseballTwit
Episode: Jose Cruz (#278)
Zak Ford
Author and chair of the Dusty Baker Sacramento Sabre chapter
Episode: Mike Campbell (#246)

Hosts

David McEllis
Co-host known for his in-depth knowledge of baseball history and passion for card collecting. David often brings personal anecdotes and historical insights to the discussions.
Matt Kuzma
Co-host with a strong enthusiasm for baseball cards and storytelling. Matt often highlights player achievements and shares amusing stories related to the games and the cards.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 138 ratings
  • Excellent pod!

    First off, do Mickey Morandini, 2B US Olympic team (and later Phillies). He’s from my area, and a fellow IU Hoosier (the second Hoosier to wear #12 w/ Philly - Schwarber is the other).

    Mickey came back to PGH in ‘91 (?) and pulled off an unassisted triple play vs the Pirates. I was lucky enough to be there and still have the ticket stub somewhere.

    Regardless, awesome pod. I eagerly await new episodes each week (or so).

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Hoosier -7
    United States6 months ago
  • Favorited

    This show and its hosts are fantastic. I was 14 & obsessed with cards, bought countless packs of 88 Topps. This show has arrived in my life at just the right moment. This very ambitious project is a real achievement and I can’t wait to hear future episodes. For now, having a ball listening through to all of them. <3 x infinity !

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    FlxYrLuvMscls
    United States10 months ago
  • Cardboard comes to life

    What an exceptional podcast that instantaneously sends you back in time aboard a 100mph fastball straight into the heart of 1988 Topps Baseball set. This set is the first one I actively bought wax packs of and the colors, design, and players hold an indelible place in my collectors consciousness. Great listen and great job.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dmk2213
    United Statesa year ago
  • For the whole family

    Funny, insightful, engrossing. Even my wife and 13-year-old daughter love it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JeremyMarlinsFan
    United Statesa year ago
  • Best of the Best

    If I could give 10 stars I would. Just want to say THANK YOU !!! Keep up the amazing work..

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    B-from-5HP
    United States2 years ago

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The hosts' research and storytelling ability make each episode entertaining and informatively rich.
Many fans express gratitude for the unique concept of exploring each card, and how it unpacks larger themes in baseball and society.
The engaging format appeals to both die-hard baseball fans and those looking for family-friendly content.
Listeners are enthusiastic about the nostalgic journey the hosts take them on, often recalling their childhood experiences with baseball cards.
The blend of humor, personal stories, and deep dives into baseball history is highly appreciated.

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#223
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Apple Podcasts
#183
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Guy Hoffman (#496)
Q: How does the podcast "Remember That Guy" choose which athletes to remember?
The show has a competitive element where they present athletes from a selected topic while focusing on often overlooked players.
Mike Marshall (#249)
Q: Why do you want to talk about Mike Marshall today?
Mike Marshall was my favorite player as a kid, a sentiment shared by Jeff Snider, highlighting a personal connection and admiration for the player.
Steve Farr (#222)
Q: Why did you select Steve Farr out of all of these guys as the guy that you wanted to talk about?
Farr is a perfect example of a baseball butterfly effect; his actions in a critical game led to significant outcomes in baseball history.

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This podcast takes listeners on a nostalgic journey through the world of 1988 Topps baseball cards, exploring the stories behind each card every week. The hosts mix personal anecdotes, history, and humor while discussing the lives and careers of various baseball players featured in the card set. Not only does this show celebrate the players, but it also reflects on larger themes in the sport, such as racial dynamics, gender issues, and the challenges faced by athletes throughout different eras. Unique for its blend of sports history and personal storytelling, it resonates with both hardcore baseball fans and casual listeners alike, making it engaging for anyone with a fondness for baseball memorabilia and the stories that accompany it.

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