I watched Chris Olds' Beckett video the other day on YouTube and I was happy to see an awesome card of Craig Kimbrel hunched over on the mound getting ready to throw some gas. Later on in I ran across a different card of Kimbrel in his sharp red jersey. Since Topps hasn't released anything about the SPs I thought maybe, just maybe I got lucky. Turns out the red jersey is #87 while the latter is #20.
However all is not lost. Topps redeemed their selves with this awesome photo of Tim Hudson. I will be chasing the rainbow.
It is evident in my opinion that Topps has upped the quality of the photography for this year's flagship set. I've seen lots of great play at the plate action shots among others already.
Back to the Huddy card. I wish they would've made mention of the game he hit this homer he's starting at. I'd even take a card with his batting statistics. Now that would be a "game changer".
the kimbrel backs is kinda upsatting...
ReplyDeleteugh. typo. upsetting.
ReplyDeleteI however will make no such promises. Bring on the Group Break!!!!
ReplyDeleteThey did this last year, too - the Topps ASR team gets a subset and a regular card, but the subset isn't any different on the back. Out of all the things people are complaining about - squirrels and photoshopped unis don't impact me - this may be the one thing I really don't like!
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Kimbrel is on the front of one of the checklist cards too. I know I've got 3 different pictures of him from 2012 Topps so far
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