Showing posts with label Turkey parallel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Turkey parallel. Show all posts

Thursday, November 25, 2021

Gobble Gobble


Today is a day for giving thanks.

Obviously there are some things that I am thankful for that go without saying.
I am thankful for my health.
I am thankful for my family and friends health.
I am thankful for all that God has blessed me with this year.

There are of course some less obvious things that I am thankful for
I am thankful that very very soon I will have a place to properly display my Cutch Cave.
I am thankful that my commute to work each day will save me 2 hours daily once I move.
I am thankful for Topps releasing autograph cards with turkeys on them because turkeys are awesome.
I am thankful for all the food I am going to consume today.

I am thankful for Ghostbusters: Afterlife finally being released which I will be watching tomorrow.

What are some unique things you are thankful for?

Thursday, November 28, 2019

Happy Thanksgiving

Gobble, gobble
Here is my 2018 Bowman Holiday Turkey Foil parallel.
It is numbered to only 35 copies.

Thursday, November 22, 2018

The Gobbler Cometh

Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!

I just found out that Cutch is in the Bowman Holiday set.  He didn't appear in it last year during the inaugural release.

I like the concept of the Holiday Bowman set, but it is just that many more parallels to track down. Turkeys, ugly sweater designs, snowflakes, and candy canes.  Ugggghhhhh!

$o many parallel$

I grabbed a Turkey parallel autograph of the guy who was traded for Andrew McCutchen during last year's offseason.

Bryan Reynolds at the time was ranked as the Giants 4th best prospect at the time. The Giants said that they secured a first round talent in Reynolds when they selected him in the 2nd round of the 2016 draft.

Currently Reynolds ranks as the 8th best prospect in the Pirates organization.  He will likely move up in the rankings by midseason as the Seinfeld Kevins (Newman and Kramer) graduate to the Major League level next season.

He has a career minor league OPS of .832 and projects to be an above average defender with a toolset of 50 for all aspects of his game.