Well, I don't know about you, but when I get these blasters, I save the manufactured patch card for last. I think it's because there's less chance for disappointment. This year, the blaster boxes didn't have a checklist on the side, so I had no idea what to expect. This should be fun.


If this were someone from the 1982 team, then our most likely matches would be Carlton Fisk, Harold Baines, and with 75-1 odds, Rusty Kuntz. Rusty? Is that you?

So there you have it. 2011 Topps is in the books as far as I'm concerned. All you aspiring APTBNL contributors out there should know that I don't plan to buy any retail Topps this year, so if you want to see this drastically detailed overexposure, it rests on your hands. Next time, I'll be back with some fun non-sports packs as the blog moves towards into it's second thousand packs.
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WANT!!!!
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