The players I do pursue, in order I guess, are the
Magnificent Seven, they are:
1.
Ben Zobrist
2.
Desmond Jennings
3.
Evan Longoria
4.
Alex Cobb
5.
David Price
6.
Matt Moore
7.
Joe Maddon
Not really in order. I have the fewest cards of Moore and
Maddon and probably have the most of Longoria and Price. I seem to hunt for
Zobrist and Jennings more than anyone and I have a knack for getting really
cool Alex Cobb cards in trades. There are other guys I keep in the Rays binder.
I don’t dislike Jeremy Hellickson or Matt Joyce. I am a big fan of Sean
Rodriguez, Jake McGee, Jose Lobaton and Alex Torres – I just don’t have many
cards of any of them.
I don’t really care for cards of Jose Molina or Luke Scott.
I am still indifferent about cards of Fernando Rodney, James Loney or Yunel
Escobar. I guess the Magnificent Seven are my favorites. I love the variety of
cards of Longo and Price and I love tracking down every variation of Zobrist,
Jennings and Cobb and I get psyched any time I can add any card of Moore or
Maddon to the binder.
I illustrated this post with a few cards that I got in my
first trade package received in a long, long time. It came from Nick W. who
still doesn’t have a blog yet. Turns out I did a trade with Nick nearly two
years ago – actually he sent me cards, I forgot to return the favor… Fortunately
he didn’t hold a grudge and he hooked me up with a variety of cards from my
2013 Ginter needs list, PLUS a bonus pile of awesome Rays cards. Inserts,
parallels, base cards, oh my! Including these 3 archives cards of players on my
Magnificent Seven list.
Thanks for the hook up Nick! I look forward to many, many
more trades in the near, near future. Cheers!
Go Rays!
Troll out.
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