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Today I want to do something I've seen on the Twitmachine.
A career run of a player... Obviously from the title, it's Dave Stieb.
Hello Friends!
Today I want to do something I've seen on the Twitmachine.
A career run of a player... Obviously from the title, it's Dave Stieb.
Hello Friends!
I can't recall if I mentioned this on here, but while going through Baseball Reference and Canadian cities that hosted a minor league team, two cities stuck out to me.. Peterborough, and Port Arthur Ontario.
Peterborough, dear reader, is my current home. Port Arthur, post 1970, has been one half of the city of Thunder Bay.
Both cities hosted minor league baseball in the 1910s.
I looked into the Peterborough team. It was known as the Whitecaps for two seasons and the Petes for one.
I've hit a dead end on information regarding the team itself aside from a single photograph that was used in an article in the Peterborough Examiner..
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Yesterday was Opening Dy across baseball and today I was pondering. After realizing the 2016 Cubs win was the first time the Cubs won in Wrigley, I started thinking about Opening Day win/loss records and Home Opener Win/Loss records..
Specifically for the Toronto Blue Jays. So.. I decided to look into it. After a quite messy method, I got my answers.
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Today I'm going to make this one focus on Tyler O'Neill..
Tyler O'Naill was born June 22, 1995 in Burnaby, British Columbia
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Yes, I know I'm very late to the party of talking about 2024 Topps. I didn't want to say anything until I had some in my grubby little paws..
Thanks to Cardsoncards, AKA Kerry, I have some 2024 Topps now.
It started out him having some cards he wanted to get rid of, and mentioned Tyler O'Neill. Well, being a collector of Canadian born players, I jumped at the chance to widen my collection of his considerably. It also came at a time where I'm dreading the task of going through my collection to ensure what it says I have on TCDB is actually in my collection. I also know there's a considerable amount not there..
Anyway.. Here are the 2024s I got
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Today I'm back with another custom card I made up. Ultimately, I'm looking at this ending up being a set of stadium cards
Today, as the title mentions, it's Delorimier Stadium that was in Montreal, Quebec.
So, before the Expos were in Montreal, the city had minor league teams called the Royals dating back to 1897. Starting in the Eastern League (Not the same one as current) the Royals followed along as the League changed names in 1912 to the International League. It was a Double A league until 1945 when it became the current version, Triple A..
From 1928 to 1960, the Royals played in a stadium in a residential area called DeLorimier Stadium.
It was located at 2101 Ontraio Street in Montreal