Justice would go on to hit 20 more HRs for the Yankees, finishing the season with a career-high 41. He was a true force in the lineup, and went on to win ALCS MVP for two massive HRs that he hit in the series, notably the 3-run shot he hit in Game 6 versus Seattle:
2001 Upper Deck SP Game Bat Edition Piece of the Game. It was probably the first game-used Tino bat card I owned, and I'm pretty sure I paid about $25 for it at the time. Oof.
However, I recently discovered Justice was part of that set, so I figured I'd snag it on COMC for a few bucks. I'm glad I did!
The Yankees have a great checklist in this set - Tino, Justice, O'Neill, Bernie, and Canseco. I believe I only need the O'Neill from that group. I'm on it!
I'm calling for a David Justice and Aaron Judge dual card soon.
ReplyDeleteSidenote, it's a cool card and all but aren't these the kinds of cards you said you'd lay off on to save up for a Jeter auto?
I have a few bucks in my COMC account from cards I've flipped on there. Isn't from the Jeter fund since I won't get the Jeter on that site and I won't cash out because of 20% fee.
DeleteAh, gotcha. Smart :).
DeleteJustice will always be the Brave that halted the Pirates from getting to the World Series in 1992. Very cool card btw
ReplyDeleteNot a big fan of seeing Justice in Yankee Pinstripes... but he did have one heck of career.
ReplyDeleteI have an extra O'Neil. My wants are here sites.google.com/site/paulie3jobscards
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