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Posted February 9th, 2010 by AutoCards
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1985 Topps, Mike Boddicker

#709 Mike Boddicker

Here is the first of four Mike Boddicker cards that I got signed at Fanfest. I got all four of them signed right after I got my Jim Rooker cards signed. While Jim was signing and selling his books, Mike was in the same area just checking things out and mingling with fans. I didn’t recognise who he was, but luckily, he had a jersey on with his name on the back. After I figured that out, I got him to sign my cards.

In 1984, Mike was 20-11 with a 2.79 ERA and 128 Ks. That was the only All-Star team he ever made and he didn’t even get to play in the game. That’s too bad.

Normally I would write more, but I ended up having to work a double today after staying out too late after last nights game. So, I’m a bit tired. Luckily, I have three more Boddicker cards to go over, including one tomorrow.

I will say that I like Mike’s signature. It’s not really readable, but it sure looks good. Also, I think that this is the first All-Star card that I have got signed.

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