This blog goes out to all of you for the great suggestions.
Feel free to send more my way.
My next project will be the NFL version as I expand my growing museum of funny sports cards.
I’m confident that upcoming blog will leave you a Happy Feller.
You’re going to notice a particular theme for this edition of the collection.
Lot’s names sounding like body parts and things that leave body parts.
The face above says it all.
Biggest miss from the first blog.
I was so busy bragging about my Dick Pole I didn’t even think about getting a Dick Such.
What is it with pitcher’s and names you’d only otherwise ever find in an Austin Powers movie?
Imagine if Such played to his name and tried catcher instead?
He could have lasted long enough to catch for Dick Pole.
Imagine the broadcast joke possibilities.
I even got a DM of someone with this absolute gem.
Not a lot of people remember Cal Ripken was Latino.
Speaking of looking at some ass, this Ray Sadecki came highly recommended.
Tip of the cap to the camera guy on this one.
He knew what he was doing.
Another big suggestion was this ball buster.
I actually already had this Comstock but just forgot to include it in the first blog.
Enough below the belt talk.
The tour makes it’s way to the face hallway of this exhibit.
There’s no excuse for the New York Yankees not figuring out a way to get this guy.
Razor Shines is the perfect Yankee culture name.
Speaking of facial hygiene, I found this nugget on my own and is one of my personal favorites.
Who knew John Madden dropped some lbs.
to play baseball in the summer under an obviously made up name?
This makes two “Boogs” in sports that I know of.
I think we need more.
We end this tour with this final piece in the facial collection.
The Fred McGriff #SpitGate.
you might’t go two seconds of a bench view on a broadcast without seeing loogies launch onto the field.
Let’s all be glad Creed Branton was on shift for this Fred McGriff.
an absolute must for the face hallway:
- Jeffro
