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1988 Topps Traded Jay Buhner
Jay Buhner began his career with the Yankees in 1987. He played portions of the '87 & '88 seasons with the Yankees before being traded to the Seattle Mariners on July 21, 1988 for Ken Phelps. Buhner went on to play 13 1/2 seasons for the Mariners. He became a fan favorite for his trademark bald head and monster home runs. He ended his career in 2001 with a lifetime .254 average and 310 home runs.
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Candy Man part of Morgan's collection
Nyjer Morgan plays in Pittsburgh and lives in Chicago but left his baseball heart in San Francisco. Growing up, he loved to collect Giants on baseball cards. More >

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