If you've read my 1983 Topps Baseball blog, then you know I'm a fan of unusual, strange, and weird baseball stuff. Oddballs. I have a whole section of the blog dedicated to finding some curiosity involving the player I'm profiling.
Sometimes it is a montage like the evolution of Oscar Gamble's afro.
One time I used Google Earth to show where a monster home run off the bat of Dave Kingman landed.
It might be a crazy stat or pictures of Alan Knicely with and without facial hair.
A lot of time I unearth stuff researching for the '83 blog that I'd like to share but it doesn't fit with that blog. I didn't have an outlet. Until now.
I make no promises as to the frequency of my posts. It may be weekly, twice a week, maybe more. I might refer to something weird I see at a local Great Lakes Loons game. I might even share something strange from the Little League team I coach or Tigers game I watched. I have no idea how it will all play out.
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Feel free to offer suggestions for improvements or a subject you'd like to see covered.
Thanks for reading.
The weird, strange, and odd in baseball history.
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