And every game I'd think, "That's gotta be the dumbest idea...who has a 'baseball library?'"
Well, it's around 45 years later and the answer is, uh, me.
Here's part of it, wedged between Feynmann and Plimpton's Paper Lion.
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Baseball Library
When I was a kid, Lindsay Nelson, one of the Mets' original announcers, did a spot every game advertising the Mets Yearbook with its "many colorful photos" and a team picture "suitable for framing." He ended each commercial with the phrase, "and it'll make a great addition to your baseball library."
And every game I'd think, "That's gotta be the dumbest idea...who has a 'baseball library?'"
Well, it's around 45 years later and the answer is, uh, me.
And every game I'd think, "That's gotta be the dumbest idea...who has a 'baseball library?'"
Well, it's around 45 years later and the answer is, uh, me.
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Those aren't your baseball cards
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