2020 Topps Archives Signature Series "Active Player Edition" -- The Dodger Cards

The very first 2020 Topps Baseball card brand is now available, but it's not their flagship card set. That will be released next week. Instead, we have an all-autograph product featuring buyback cards signed by current Major League ballplayers. It is called "Topps Archives Signature Series - Active Player Edition", and it includes five current and former Dodger players. Go here for a complete checklist.

As you likely know, the below cards are not likely to be the only ones available for each player, so I'll do my best to update this as time goes by. Heck, I figure there's gonna be a bunch of Kershaw "1 of 1" cards floating around that will never be seen by the collecting public -- likely held within personal collections for years.

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2017 Topps -- Major League Materials Insert

Blog Kiosk: 10/18/2019 - Dodgers Links - Some Odds and Ends

Pee Wee Reese knows how to have a satisfying winter. Featured above is an October 6, 1955 press photo of Pee Wee Reese grabbing his clubs for a relaxing round of golf, two days after becoming a World Series champion for the first time (eBay auction link). Per the description on the reverse:

Pee Wee Reese grabbed his golf sticks and headed for the links where he will spend much of his time until next spring.

Below are more links to check out:

• This Day in Dodgers History: In 1977 Yankees outfielder Reggie Jackson broke LA's heart. He walloped three homers on three consecutive first-pitch at-bats against the Dodgers to win Game 6 and the World Series. If you must you can watch highlights here. I hate you Reggie Jackson! 
• Happy Birthday, Burt Shotton, Wally Millies, Roy Cullenbine, Andy Carey, Jerry Royster, Alan Mills & Alex Cora!