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Mickey’s card is going now for big bucks.
Dude bought it in ’91 for $50K and bid is now at $7.62 millions.
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Dude bought it in ’91 for $50K and bid is now at $7.62 millions.
Mickey Mantle baseball card shatters record after bidding hits $7.62m
Bidding for the 9.5-grade 1952 Topps card has already hit $6.35million - $7.62m with Buyer's Premium - and with two weeks left on the auction that figure is expected to rocket even higher.
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Here come da Judge.
Yup.
If only they could play the dang Pirates all the time.
"The Yankees -- who rode consecutive-inning slams by Judge and Aaron Hicks to a rout of these same Pirates on July 6 -- also became the first club in history to hit slams in back-to-back innings twice in one season. The feat is so rare that no other team has hit a pair of consecutive-inning grand slams against the same opponent at any point in its history -- not to mention the same season."
Yanks' historic slams 1 inning (and 21 hours) apart
The name Aaron Judge and the word "history" have been used in the same sentence quite a bit lately, and for good reason -- Judge became the sixth player in AL/NL history to hit 60 home runs in one season with a solo shot in the ninth inning of Tuesday's
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Judge had a couple extra base hits, ho hum?
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The Pirates need to be relegated.Yup.
If only they could play the dang Pirates all the time.
"The Yankees -- who rode consecutive-inning slams by Judge and Aaron Hicks to a rout of these same Pirates on July 6 -- also became the first club in history to hit slams in back-to-back innings twice in one season. The feat is so rare that no other team has hit a pair of consecutive-inning grand slams against the same opponent at any point in its history -- not to mention the same season."
Yanks' historic slams 1 inning (and 21 hours) apart
The name Aaron Judge and the word "history" have been used in the same sentence quite a bit lately, and for good reason -- Judge became the sixth player in AL/NL history to hit 60 home runs in one season with a solo shot in the ninth inning of Tuesday's
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TBT to Judge’s first at bat as a Yankee in 2016. Sound up for Junior’s insightful commentary
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