The workload is something fierce these days, but I'm squeezing in another post because I like you. I received a PWE from reader Chris the other day. He roots for the Braves, big surprise. (Next time you hear about how many Dodgers bloggers and readers there are, take a quick count of the Braves bloggers/readers and be amazed. I'm willing to bet there are more. I can count six off the top of my head). Chris sent a handful of cards. I'll spare you the duplicates. Here is what I needed: I've been getting a good amount of O-Pee-Chee lately, which is a fantastic development. The next time you come across Steve Yeager's 1985 Topps card, look up his 1986 Topps card , too. Topps obviously didn't throw away the film. 1997 Fleer E-X 2000 stands out amid so much late 1990s awful. Awkward brand name aside, you can't go wrong with an acetate cloud display. We're still in the Fleer Skybox realm, with one of the most awkward sets of all-time, 1999 ...
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