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Our next card is of baseball legend, Dusty Baker. Dusty has done it all in his career. During his playing days he was a 2x All-Star, a World Series champion, and the 1977 NLCS MVP. As a coach he has led the San Francisco Giants, the Chicago Cubs, and currently the Cincinnati Reds. He's even managed to win three NL Manager of the Year awards.# 582 - Dusty BakerProgress: 164/990
Our next signed 2008 Topps card is of former Dodger, Delwyn Young. Delwyn seems to have found a home in the outfield for the Pittsburgh Pirates.# 431 - Delwyn YoungProgress: 163/990
I remember when Brendan Harris was the big Chicago Cubs prospect. I was glad to be able to have him sign a few cards for me one Spring Training. Now Brendan is with his fifth organization and is a utility infielder for the Minnesota Twins.# 36 - Brendan HarrisProgress: 162/990
I always liked Ned Yost. He did a pretty good job managing the Milwaukee Brewers. I understand why the let him ago but he did help turn around a dismal franchise. Hopefully he'll get another chance somewhere soon.# 318 - Ned YostProgress: 161/990
It's November and Joe Blanton is pitching in another World Series. Joe was always a great guy when he was with the Oakland A's. It's great to see him having success in Philadelphia.# 436 - Joe BlantonProgress: 160/990
A friend from SweetSpotGraphs.com sent us nine signed 08 Topps cards for our set. Our next nine posts will feature these cards. First up is former New York Yankee and current Detroit Tiger, Marcus Thames.# 641 - Marcus ThamesProgress: 159/990
Back in May we sent a card to Detroit Tigers pitcher, Edwin Jackson. Earlier this month we received it back signed! Definitely worth the wait. Thanks, Edwin!# 354 - Edwin JacksonProgress: 158/990