I’m swamped with work and moving at the same time. That’s the perfect storm for killing my “free time” for baseball card activities. So I’m taking a temporary hiatus to finish my work, sell my home, and move into a new home. The daily pack breaks are going away until probably August. However, I did keep my 2011 Jumbo packs around so I might still do Jumbo Sundays during the next couple months.
In case you’re wondering, I’m moving from Alexandria, Virginia to Ashburn, Virginia. The Washington Nationals will still be the team I follow, but I will be moving (about half an hour’s drive) further away from them.

“Ted Williams and Tony Gwynn — the “Thumper” and “Mr. Padre.” Watching them swing a baseball bat was, and in Gwynn’s case still is, worth the price of admission. Williams was the best hitter of all time, as his .406 season in 1941 and six batting titles attest. He also won two Triple Crowns and four home run titles. While Gwynn has never possessed Williams’s power, the 20-year Padre has led the NL in batting a record eight times en route to 3,000 hits. He hit .394 in the abbreviated 1994 season.”
2001 Topps Series 2:
- #422 Ricky Gutierrez
- #642 Luis Lopez
- #542 Andy Fox
- #692 Eric Milton
- #477 Scott Sullivan
- Combos #TC15 Ted Williams/Tony Gwynn (Sweetness)
- #580 Curt Schilling
- #602 Andruw Jones
- #598 Rich Aurilia
- #710 Juan Pierre