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Your Cards of the Day: The "Royalty Battery"

Pilot sighting! Stanley

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Your Card of the Day: "One Card Only" Edition: Joe Pactwa was a September call-up by the Angels in 1975. He appeared in four games picking up a win.

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Your Cards of the Day: "Photo Bomb" Edition: Jim Bouton was bombed by Joe Pepitone on his 1964 card. This is appropriate since there are many Pepitone stories in Bouton's groundbreaking book, Ball Four.

Pilot sighting! Mincher

Pilot sighting! Segui

You are looking live at T-Mobile Park where the Mariners and resurgent White Sox will clash. The Mariners' top prospect Cole Emerson will play his second game.

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Your Cards of the Day: In February 1964, St Louis traded youngsters Jim Beauchamp and Chuck Taylor to Houston. Many transactions later, both came back to St.Louis in 1971. But once again both were packaged in a deal, going to the Mets prior to the 1972 season.

Pilot sighting! Lurch

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Your Card of the Day: In 1967, Jim Beauchamp had a "magic pixie pitcher" on his shoulder. Unfortunately the magic ran out, and Jim returned to the minors.

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Your Cards of the Day: "Go! Go! You Pilots! Helmar Brewing

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The Giants had four different catcher cards in 1968. Tom Haller was traded to the Dodgers prior to the 1968 season.

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Your Cards of the Day: Cal Abrams had his head in the clouds in 1952-53.

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Your Cards of the Day: In a strange "quirk" of fate, Art Quirk's only two cards were 1962-63 multi-player rookie cards.

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Your Cards of the Day: The 1963 Pepsi-Cola Houston Colt .45s cards have some great posed "action" shots.

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Your Cards of the Day: "Same Photo Session" Edition: Francisco Barrios poses in the same spot at Yankee Stadium.

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Your Cards of the Day: The Mariners and White Sox are playing a weekend series. The first former Pale Hose to play for Seattle was 1977 opening day third baseman Bill Stein. The converse was Marc Hill who joined the Chisox in 1981.

Your Cards of the Day: Willie Montanez loved his warm up jackets.

You are looking live at Funko Field in Everett, Washington. The Mariners' high A affiliate-the Everett Aqua Sox-square off against the Hillsboro Hops in Northwest League action.

Six Pilots. I messed up and put a player in the wrong slot!

Your Cards of the Day: Don Kessinger was seamlessly transformed from a Cub to a Cardinal between his 1974 stamp and 1976 card.

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Your Cards of the Day: "Photo Bomb" Edition: On his 1978 Hostess card, Chet Lemon is bombed by Goose Gossage.

The baseball gods have placed the Philadelphia Athletics on the out of town scoreboard at T-Mobile Park.

You are looking live at T-Mobile Park where the Mariners and Atlanta prepare to play the rubber match on a cool, overcast afternoon. Somewhere in the universe, Ted Turner is tuning in to the game on the Super Channel WTBS.

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Your Cards of the Day: In 1977, Sam Ewing received an O-Pee-Chee card without a Topps corollary. Plus, his white helmet is "peachy keen." In 1979, he had a Topps, OPC and TCMA Japanese card.

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Your Cards of the Day: "Slightly Different" Edition: Based on the background trees and the head shot poses, these photos of Hoyt were taken in close sequence. The 1969 photo was used on three other Topps products

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Your Cards of the Day: "Surreal Combinations" Edition: Reliever Cooper Criswell is a member of the 2026 Mariners' bullpen. He should not be confused with the 1950s-60s psychic the "Amazing Criswell," whose performance in the movie "Plan 9 From Outer Space" is a camp classic.

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Your Cards of the Day: Yesterday's Kentucky Derby is a good excuse to show some 1889-90 Louisville Colonels Wybrant cabinet cards. There is definitely an agricultural theme here with Farmer Weaver, Farmer Vaughn, Chicken Wolf and "Sod" Buster Tomney. I added the "Sod." 😀

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Pilot sighting!

Your Cards of the Day: These Boots were made for walkin'....to first base after receiving four balls.

You are looking live at T-Mobile Park where the Mariners and Royals prepare to meet. The Mariners are back to .500, thanks to a 5-1 road trip.