Pilots sighting! Marshall, Aker, Rollins, Donaldson and Davis

Six Pilots: I totally screwed up today's Immaculate Grid. I accidentally clicked on Ken Boswell instead of Dave and put in Dick Hall!

Your Cards of the Day: "Surreal Combinations" Edition: "Shimp" and "Shemp"

William Harridge sighting!

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Your Cards of the Day: Bobby Grich left Baltimore to sign as a free agent with the Angels prior to the 1977 season. Topps, O-Pee-Chee and Hostess all tried to obscure his Orioles past. My favorite is the OPC. I like the old school cap black out coupled with raised bill.

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Your Cards of the Day: "Surreal Combinations" Edition: On Independence Day, what is more appropriate than a 1952 Topps "Look 'n See" card of John Phillip Sousa? Current Astro Bennett Sousa represents the National Pastime. Enjoy the 4th!

The high temperature in Seattle today might reach the low 70s. It was 64° in the house this morning. I turned on the heat. Sorry, rest of America.

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Your Cards of the Day: Rick Monday's 1977 O-Pee-Chee airbrush job is odd. The "artist" appeared to go back to the 1971 season when LA had shoulder stripes on the road jerseys. Maury Wills' 1972 card shows the stripe. Rick's 1977 Hostess is a typical airbrush masterpiece.

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Your Cards of the Day: In the latter part of his career, Woodie Fryman didn't like to expend a lot of energy.

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Your Cards of the Day: Cubs twirlers wind up in the 1957 set.

Your Cards of the Day: We choose to play baseball and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are "Hod!" Here are three players nicknamed "Hod."

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Your Cards of the Day: "Surreal Combinations" Edition: The Guardians ace closer is Cade Smith. "Kate" Smith was a big band era singer, who is remembered for her rendition of "God Bless America" before Philadelphia Flyers games in the "Broad Street Bullies" era in the 1970s.

Pilot sighting! Kennedy

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Pilot sighting! Schultz

Your Cards of the Day: Haywood Sullivan had the same photo three straight years, but each has a unique background.

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Your Card of the Day: "One Card Only" Edition: Bud Zipfel played in 118 games for the expansion Senators in 1961-62. He hit .220 and accrued a -1.2 WAR. The "action" black and white photo is the same as his Dexter Press team issued picture.

Pilot sighting! Sibby Sisti

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Your Cards of the Day: The US men lost to Turkey in the World Cup last evening. Here are a few baseball "Turks" and "Turkeys."

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Your Cards of the Day: It was a seamless transition from White Sox to Red Sox for these backstops. Who would know they ever played in Chicago?

Pilot sighting!

Your Cards of the Day: "Photo Bomb" Edition: Gary Peters was bombed by Billy Conigliaro on his 1972 card. Billy was bombed by a guy with cool shades and a man with classic male pattern baldness in 1971.

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Your Cards of the Day: With the advent of the summer solstice, it's time to once again feature the baseball "Pagans." Dave Pagan's "glowing" cap is the result of his channeling the earth's energy by utilizing the ley lines criss-crossing the Oakland Coliseum.

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Your Cards of the Day: In 1966, the Braves moved to Atlanta and the Angels went to Anaheim, becoming California. Topps didn't want to confuse America's youth by showing the Milwaukee "M" ot "LA" on caps. The resulting cap-less photos are perfect for a barbershop hairstyle poster.

You are looking live at T-Mobile Park where the Mariners and Red Sox are set to play on a Chamber of Commerce Day. Happy Fathers Day to all dads.

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Your Cards of the Day: Chad Tracy is the interim manager of the Red Sox. His father is former big league manager Jim Tracy. Happy Fathers Day.

Pilot sighting! Marshall

Your Cards of the Day: Though Allen is a fairly common last name, four Allens in the 1968 set is an oddity. Of course, Dick (Richie) and Hank were brothers. I'm sure this piece of trivia has enriched your life immeasurably.

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Your Cards of the Day: The 1974 Caruso Phoenix Giants cards got upclose and personal. Of course, manager Rocky Bridges has a "chaw."

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Your Cards of the Day: Pidge Browne started his pro career in 1949, but he didn't make his big league debut until 1962. Pidge made the opening-day roster of the expansion Houston Colt .45s and played in 65 games. He never received a Topps card.

Your Card of the Day: There were bonus babies, guys nicknamed Babe and Roger Craig's "humm baby" exhortation. However, they can't match the infant nomenclature of Jim "Baby." The card is from the 1975 Sussman West Palm Beach Expos set.

You are looking live at T-Mobile Park, where the Mariners and Orioles are preparing to battle. The World Cup isn't the only game in town as the M's open a six games home stand.

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Your Cards of Day: The Yin and Yang of the sports universe.

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Your Cards of the Day: "Sports Crossover" Edition: Current English football great Harry Kane had a baseball namesake. Harry Kane-the pitcher-appeared in 15 games between 1902-1906 with the Browns, Tigers and Phillies.