Gambo and T_Wil1 Photopack - Page 953

bearman14 · 09-27-2013, 04:58 PM

Tom Carroll

bearman14 · 09-27-2013, 05:00 PM

Clay Carroll

bearman14 · 09-27-2013, 05:02 PM

Cesar Geronimo

bearman14 · 09-27-2013, 05:07 PM

Phil Gagliano
Bill Plummer
Roger Nelson

rrb77 · 09-27-2013, 07:20 PM

1973-75 Atlanta Braves

tnfoto · 09-27-2013, 08:16 PM

Larger, clearer 1971 Yankees photo.

rrb77 · 09-27-2013, 08:25 PM

1960,62 Pittsburgh Pirates

rrb77 · 09-27-2013, 08:39 PM

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Braves70 · 09-28-2013, 12:22 AM

Among the items that Topps Vault has up for bid right now at Ebay is this sharp Reggie Sanders with the 1974 Tigers. To the best of my knowledge, Sanders never appeared on anything rather than a 4 player rookie card.

Braves70 · 09-28-2013, 12:39 AM

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Originally Posted by brobby05

Thanks for the Brewers pics. I'm also looking for the following 1974 Reds ( with red collar and sleeve trim like attached) in either low watermarks or equal.

Clay Kirby
Tony Perez
Darrell Chaney
Dick Baney
Pedro Borbon
Tom Carroll
Clay Carroll
Cesar Geronimo
Phil Gagliano
Tom Hall
Bill Plummer
Roger Nelson

Thanks,

BRobby05

In addition to the excellent Reds photos already posted, here are a few more

Tony Perez (2), Clay Kirby, Cesar Geronimo, Darrel Chaney

rrb77 · 09-28-2013, 06:11 AM

1963 St. Louis Cardinals

KenRaffensberger16 · 09-28-2013, 08:10 AM

I would like photos of some of the most durable catchers in history,including the current top 10 in games played at catcher, plus former record holders of the last century. in this category who no longer rank in the top 10. In addition I'd like the a photo of the current leader among active players in game s at carcher ,A.J.Pierzynski.

Former record holders of the last century
Deacon McGuire - 1612 games - Played final game at catcher 1912 - established record in the 1900s decade- held record until 1925.
Ray Schalk - 1727 games - held record 1925 - 1940.
Gabby Hartnett - 1793 games held record 1940-1945.
Al Lopez - 1918 games - held record 1945-1987 (MLB career: 1929-1947).
Bob Boone - 2225 games - held record 1987-1993 - First player in history to catch 2,000 MLB games.
Carlton Fisk - 2226 games at catcher - held record 1993-2009. (broken by Ivan Rodriguez).

Top 10:

1. Ivan Rodriguez - 2427 games (record holder since 2009) -(MLB career: 1991-2011).
2. Carlton Fisk* - 2226 games.
3. Bob Boone* - 2225 games - (1972-1990).
4.Gary Carter - 2056 games
5. Jason Kendall - 2025 games
6. Tony Pena - 1950 games.
7. Brad Ausmus - 1938 games.
8. Jim Sundberg - 1927 games.
9. Al Lopez* - 1918 games - held record for 42 years.
10. Benito Santiago - 1917 games.

Current Leader among active players:
A.J.Pierzynski - 1676 games (with 2 games remaining in regular season).

At age 36, Pierzynski currently ranks #19 in MLB history and by averaging 108 games at catcher per season (2/3 of a MLB team's schedule) over the next 3 years, by 2016 and still before reaching the age of 40, he would become the sixth player to join the elite 2,000 games at catcher club.

Also does anyone have a photo of Katsuya Nomura? He has the all-time professional record with over 2,800 games caught in the Japanese Leagues.

tnfoto · 09-28-2013, 09:42 AM

Mike Belfiore.

tnfoto · 09-28-2013, 09:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KenRaffensberger16

I would like photos of some of the most durable catchers in history,including the current top 10 in games played at catcher, plus former record holders of the last century. in this category who no longer rank in the top 10. In addition I'd like the a photo of the current leader among active players in game s at carcher ,A.J.Pierzynski.

Former record holders of the last century
Deacon McGuire - 1612 games - Played final game at catcher 1912 - established record in the 1900s decade- held record until 1925.
Ray Schalk - 1727 games - held record 1925 - 1940.
Gabby Hartnett - 1793 games held record 1940-1945.
Al Lopez - held record 1945-1987 (MLB career: 1929-1947).
Bob Boone - 2225 games - held record 1987-1993 - First player in history to catch 2,000 MLB games.
Carlton Fisk - 2226 games at catcher - held record 1993-2009. (broken by Ivan Rodriguez).

Top 10:

1. Ivan Rodriguez - 2427 games (record holder since 2009) -(MLB career: 1991-2011).
2. Carlton Fisk* - 2226 games.
3. Bob Boone* - 2225 games - (1972-1990).
4.Gary Carter - 2056 games
5. Jason Kendall - 2025 games
6. Tony Pena - 1950 games.
7. Brad Ausmus - 1938 games.
8. Jim Sundberg - 1927 games.
9. Al Lopez* - 1918 games - held record for 42 years.
10. Benito Santiago - 1917 games.

Current Leader among active players:
A.J.Pierzynski - 1676 games (with 2 games remaining in regular season).

At age 36, Pierzynski currently ranks #19 in MLB history and by averaging 108 games at catcher per season (2/3 of a MLB team's schedule) over the next 3 years he could become the sixth player to join the elite 2,000 games at catcher club.

Also does anyone have a photo of Katsuya Nomura? He has the all-time professional record with over 2,800 games caught in the Japanese Leagues.

Starting at the top, here is McGuire in the 1880s and at the end of his career. You can find a colorized Highlanders http://www.ootpdevelopments.com/boar...ml#post3224233photo here.

tnfoto · 09-28-2013, 10:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KenRaffensberger16

I would like photos of some of the most durable catchers in history,including the current top 10 in games played at catcher, plus former record holders of the last century. in this category who no longer rank in the top 10. In addition I'd like the a photo of the current leader among active players in game s at carcher ,A.J.Pierzynski.

Former record holders of the last century
Deacon McGuire - 1612 games - Played final game at catcher 1912 - established record in the 1900s decade- held record until 1925.
Ray Schalk - 1727 games - held record 1925 - 1940.
Gabby Hartnett - 1793 games held record 1940-1945.
Al Lopez - held record 1945-1987 (MLB career: 1929-1947).
Bob Boone - 2225 games - held record 1987-1993 - First player in history to catch 2,000 MLB games.
Carlton Fisk - 2226 games at catcher - held record 1993-2009. (broken by Ivan Rodriguez).

Top 10:

1. Ivan Rodriguez - 2427 games (record holder since 2009) -(MLB career: 1991-2011).
2. Carlton Fisk* - 2226 games.
3. Bob Boone* - 2225 games - (1972-1990).
4.Gary Carter - 2056 games
5. Jason Kendall - 2025 games
6. Tony Pena - 1950 games.
7. Brad Ausmus - 1938 games.
8. Jim Sundberg - 1927 games.
9. Al Lopez* - 1918 games - held record for 42 years.
10. Benito Santiago - 1917 games.

Current Leader among active players:
A.J.Pierzynski - 1676 games (with 2 games remaining in regular season).

At age 36, Pierzynski currently ranks #19 in MLB history and by averaging 108 games at catcher per season (2/3 of a MLB team's schedule) over the next 3 years he could become the sixth player to join the elite 2,000 games at catcher club.

Also does anyone have a photo of Katsuya Nomura? He has the all-time professional record with over 2,800 games caught in the Japanese Leagues.

1912, 1917, 1919, 1923 and 1929.

You can find colorized photos of Schalk here and the five posts following.

tnfoto · 09-28-2013, 10:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KenRaffensberger16

I would like photos of some of the most durable catchers in history,including the current top 10 in games played at catcher, plus former record holders of the last century. in this category who no longer rank in the top 10. In addition I'd like the a photo of the current leader among active players in game s at carcher ,A.J.Pierzynski.

Former record holders of the last century
Deacon McGuire - 1612 games - Played final game at catcher 1912 - established record in the 1900s decade- held record until 1925.
Ray Schalk - 1727 games - held record 1925 - 1940.
Gabby Hartnett - 1793 games held record 1940-1945.
Al Lopez - held record 1945-1987 (MLB career: 1929-1947).
Bob Boone - 2225 games - held record 1987-1993 - First player in history to catch 2,000 MLB games.
Carlton Fisk - 2226 games at catcher - held record 1993-2009. (broken by Ivan Rodriguez).

Top 10:

1. Ivan Rodriguez - 2427 games (record holder since 2009) -(MLB career: 1991-2011).
2. Carlton Fisk* - 2226 games.
3. Bob Boone* - 2225 games - (1972-1990).
4.Gary Carter - 2056 games
5. Jason Kendall - 2025 games
6. Tony Pena - 1950 games.
7. Brad Ausmus - 1938 games.
8. Jim Sundberg - 1927 games.
9. Al Lopez* - 1918 games - held record for 42 years.
10. Benito Santiago - 1917 games.

Current Leader among active players:
A.J.Pierzynski - 1676 games (with 2 games remaining in regular season).

At age 36, Pierzynski currently ranks #19 in MLB history and by averaging 108 games at catcher per season (2/3 of a MLB team's schedule) over the next 3 years he could become the sixth player to join the elite 2,000 games at catcher club.

Also does anyone have a photo of Katsuya Nomura? He has the all-time professional record with over 2,800 games caught in the Japanese Leagues.

Hartnett with the Cubs (2), as a 1933 All-Star and Giants (2).

You can find colorized photos of Hartnett here (and the 2 following) and here (5 following).

tnfoto · 09-28-2013, 10:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KenRaffensberger16

I would like photos of some of the most durable catchers in history,including the current top 10 in games played at catcher, plus former record holders of the last century. in this category who no longer rank in the top 10. In addition I'd like the a photo of the current leader among active players in game s at carcher ,A.J.Pierzynski.

Former record holders of the last century
Deacon McGuire - 1612 games - Played final game at catcher 1912 - established record in the 1900s decade- held record until 1925.
Ray Schalk - 1727 games - held record 1925 - 1940.
Gabby Hartnett - 1793 games held record 1940-1945.
Al Lopez - held record 1945-1987 (MLB career: 1929-1947).
Bob Boone - 2225 games - held record 1987-1993 - First player in history to catch 2,000 MLB games.
Carlton Fisk - 2226 games at catcher - held record 1993-2009. (broken by Ivan Rodriguez).

Top 10:

1. Ivan Rodriguez - 2427 games (record holder since 2009) -(MLB career: 1991-2011).
2. Carlton Fisk* - 2226 games.
3. Bob Boone* - 2225 games - (1972-1990).
4.Gary Carter - 2056 games
5. Jason Kendall - 2025 games
6. Tony Pena - 1950 games.
7. Brad Ausmus - 1938 games.
8. Jim Sundberg - 1927 games.
9. Al Lopez* - 1918 games - held record for 42 years.
10. Benito Santiago - 1917 games.

Current Leader among active players:
A.J.Pierzynski - 1676 games (with 2 games remaining in regular season).

At age 36, Pierzynski currently ranks #19 in MLB history and by averaging 108 games at catcher per season (2/3 of a MLB team's schedule) over the next 3 years he could become the sixth player to join the elite 2,000 games at catcher club.

Also does anyone have a photo of Katsuya Nomura? He has the all-time professional record with over 2,800 games caught in the Japanese Leagues.

Dodgers (2), Braves/Bees (2) & Pirates.

You can find a colorized Lopez photo here.

tnfoto · 09-28-2013, 10:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KenRaffensberger16

I would like photos of some of the most durable catchers in history,including the current top 10 in games played at catcher, plus former record holders of the last century. in this category who no longer rank in the top 10. In addition I'd like the a photo of the current leader among active players in game s at carcher ,A.J.Pierzynski.

Former record holders of the last century
Deacon McGuire - 1612 games - Played final game at catcher 1912 - established record in the 1900s decade- held record until 1925.
Ray Schalk - 1727 games - held record 1925 - 1940.
Gabby Hartnett - 1793 games held record 1940-1945.
Al Lopez - held record 1945-1987 (MLB career: 1929-1947).
Bob Boone - 2225 games - held record 1987-1993 - First player in history to catch 2,000 MLB games.
Carlton Fisk - 2226 games at catcher - held record 1993-2009. (broken by Ivan Rodriguez).

Top 10:

1. Ivan Rodriguez - 2427 games (record holder since 2009) -(MLB career: 1991-2011).
2. Carlton Fisk* - 2226 games.
3. Bob Boone* - 2225 games - (1972-1990).
4.Gary Carter - 2056 games
5. Jason Kendall - 2025 games
6. Tony Pena - 1950 games.
7. Brad Ausmus - 1938 games.
8. Jim Sundberg - 1927 games.
9. Al Lopez* - 1918 games - held record for 42 years.
10. Benito Santiago - 1917 games.

Current Leader among active players:
A.J.Pierzynski - 1676 games (with 2 games remaining in regular season).

At age 36, Pierzynski currently ranks #19 in MLB history and by averaging 108 games at catcher per season (2/3 of a MLB team's schedule) over the next 3 years he could become the sixth player to join the elite 2,000 games at catcher club.

Also does anyone have a photo of Katsuya Nomura? He has the all-time professional record with over 2,800 games caught in the Japanese Leagues.

Phillies (2), Angels (2) and Royals.

tnfoto · 09-28-2013, 10:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KenRaffensberger16

I would like photos of some of the most durable catchers in history,including the current top 10 in games played at catcher, plus former record holders of the last century. in this category who no longer rank in the top 10. In addition I'd like the a photo of the current leader among active players in game s at carcher ,A.J.Pierzynski.

Former record holders of the last century
Deacon McGuire - 1612 games - Played final game at catcher 1912 - established record in the 1900s decade- held record until 1925.
Ray Schalk - 1727 games - held record 1925 - 1940.
Gabby Hartnett - 1793 games held record 1940-1945.
Al Lopez - held record 1945-1987 (MLB career: 1929-1947).
Bob Boone - 2225 games - held record 1987-1993 - First player in history to catch 2,000 MLB games.
Carlton Fisk - 2226 games at catcher - held record 1993-2009. (broken by Ivan Rodriguez).

Top 10:

1. Ivan Rodriguez - 2427 games (record holder since 2009) -(MLB career: 1991-2011).
2. Carlton Fisk* - 2226 games.
3. Bob Boone* - 2225 games - (1972-1990).
4.Gary Carter - 2056 games
5. Jason Kendall - 2025 games
6. Tony Pena - 1950 games.
7. Brad Ausmus - 1938 games.
8. Jim Sundberg - 1927 games.
9. Al Lopez* - 1918 games - held record for 42 years.
10. Benito Santiago - 1917 games.

Current Leader among active players:
A.J.Pierzynski - 1676 games (with 2 games remaining in regular season).

At age 36, Pierzynski currently ranks #19 in MLB history and by averaging 108 games at catcher per season (2/3 of a MLB team's schedule) over the next 3 years he could become the sixth player to join the elite 2,000 games at catcher club.

Also does anyone have a photo of Katsuya Nomura? He has the all-time professional record with over 2,800 games caught in the Japanese Leagues.

Red Sox (3) and White Sox (2).

tnfoto · 09-28-2013, 11:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KenRaffensberger16

I would like photos of some of the most durable catchers in history,including the current top 10 in games played at catcher, plus former record holders of the last century. in this category who no longer rank in the top 10. In addition I'd like the a photo of the current leader among active players in game s at carcher ,A.J.Pierzynski.

Former record holders of the last century
Deacon McGuire - 1612 games - Played final game at catcher 1912 - established record in the 1900s decade- held record until 1925.
Ray Schalk - 1727 games - held record 1925 - 1940.
Gabby Hartnett - 1793 games held record 1940-1945.
Al Lopez - held record 1945-1987 (MLB career: 1929-1947).
Bob Boone - 2225 games - held record 1987-1993 - First player in history to catch 2,000 MLB games.
Carlton Fisk - 2226 games at catcher - held record 1993-2009. (broken by Ivan Rodriguez).

Top 10:

1. Ivan Rodriguez - 2427 games (record holder since 2009) -(MLB career: 1991-2011).
2. Carlton Fisk* - 2226 games.
3. Bob Boone* - 2225 games - (1972-1990).
4.Gary Carter - 2056 games
5. Jason Kendall - 2025 games
6. Tony Pena - 1950 games.
7. Brad Ausmus - 1938 games.
8. Jim Sundberg - 1927 games.
9. Al Lopez* - 1918 games - held record for 42 years.
10. Benito Santiago - 1917 games.

Current Leader among active players:
A.J.Pierzynski - 1676 games (with 2 games remaining in regular season).

At age 36, Pierzynski currently ranks #19 in MLB history and by averaging 108 games at catcher per season (2/3 of a MLB team's schedule) over the next 3 years he could become the sixth player to join the elite 2,000 games at catcher club.

Also does anyone have a photo of Katsuya Nomura? He has the all-time professional record with over 2,800 games caught in the Japanese Leagues.

Rangers, Marlins, Tigers, Yankees, Astros...

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rrb77 All Star Starter Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 1,250	Davey Johnson 1973-75 Atlanta Braves Last edited by rrb77; 09-15-2015 at 02:04 PM.

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tnfoto Global Moderator Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Port Angeles, WA Posts: 12,646	Jim Hardin 1967 Alt Uni Yankees Larger, clearer 1971 Yankees photo. Attached Images __________________ TNFOTO: baseball careers ended "Through No Fault Of Their Own" Facepack updated 4/5/2022 Info & download links here. Missing player/manager/umpire list or Pegasus UIN list Download Facepack & more at tnfoto's Baseball Photos Homepage Photo threads: 2022 Debuts Majors Managers Coaches Umpires Minors Negro League Image Requests General Image Discussion

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rrb77 All Star Starter Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 1,250	Diomedes Olivo 1960,62 Pittsburgh Pirates Last edited by rrb77; 09-15-2015 at 02:04 PM.

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Braves70 All Star Starter Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Nashville, TN Posts: 1,086	Reggie Sanders - 1974 Tigers Among the items that Topps Vault has up for bid right now at Ebay is this sharp Reggie Sanders with the 1974 Tigers. To the best of my knowledge, Sanders never appeared on anything rather than a 4 player rookie card. Attached Images

09-28-2013, 06:11 AM	#19051
rrb77 All Star Starter Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 1,250	Diomedes Olivo 1963 St. Louis Cardinals Last edited by rrb77; 09-15-2015 at 02:04 PM.

09-28-2013, 08:10 AM	#19052
KenRaffensberger16 Major Leagues Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: New jersey most of my life; Gulf Coast Florida since 2010. Posts: 422	Masters Of the "Tools Of Ignorance" I would like photos of some of the most durable catchers in history,including the current top 10 in games played at catcher, plus former record holders of the last century. in this category who no longer rank in the top 10. In addition I'd like the a photo of the current leader among active players in game s at carcher ,A.J.Pierzynski. Former record holders of the last century Deacon McGuire - 1612 games - Played final game at catcher 1912 - established record in the 1900s decade- held record until 1925. Ray Schalk - 1727 games - held record 1925 - 1940. Gabby Hartnett - 1793 games held record 1940-1945. Al Lopez - 1918 games - held record 1945-1987 (MLB career: 1929-1947). Bob Boone - 2225 games - held record 1987-1993 - First player in history to catch 2,000 MLB games. Carlton Fisk - 2226 games at catcher - held record 1993-2009. (broken by Ivan Rodriguez). Top 10: 1. Ivan Rodriguez - 2427 games (record holder since 2009) -(MLB career: 1991-2011). 2. Carlton Fisk* - 2226 games. 3. Bob Boone* - 2225 games - (1972-1990). 4.Gary Carter - 2056 games 5. Jason Kendall - 2025 games 6. Tony Pena - 1950 games. 7. Brad Ausmus - 1938 games. 8. Jim Sundberg - 1927 games. 9. Al Lopez* - 1918 games - held record for 42 years. 10. Benito Santiago - 1917 games. Current Leader among active players: A.J.Pierzynski - 1676 games (with 2 games remaining in regular season). At age 36, Pierzynski currently ranks #19 in MLB history and by averaging 108 games at catcher per season (2/3 of a MLB team's schedule) over the next 3 years, by 2016 and still before reaching the age of 40, he would become the sixth player to join the elite 2,000 games at catcher club. Also does anyone have a photo of Katsuya Nomura? He has the all-time professional record with over 2,800 games caught in the Japanese Leagues. Last edited by KenRaffensberger16; 09-29-2013 at 07:14 AM.

09-28-2013, 09:42 AM	#19053
tnfoto Global Moderator Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Port Angeles, WA Posts: 12,646	Yesterday's Debut Mike Belfiore. Attached Images __________________ TNFOTO: baseball careers ended "Through No Fault Of Their Own" Facepack updated 4/5/2022 Info & download links here. Missing player/manager/umpire list or Pegasus UIN list Download Facepack & more at tnfoto's Baseball Photos Homepage Photo threads: 2022 Debuts Majors Managers Coaches Umpires Minors Negro League Image Requests General Image Discussion