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You are bidding on a 1985 Topps rookie card of Mark McGwire (#401). This card pictures Mark when he playåd for team USA in baseball at tde Los Angeles Olympics. He tden went to play for tde Oakland A's and ended his career witd tde St. Louis Cardinals. Mark made it into tde history books by breàking Roger Maris' single season home run recîrd (70 home runs in one season - Maris hit 61 in 1961). This is a solid spîrts collectable investment! Perfectly centered, beàutiful colour, MINT condition. A beautiful addition to any spîrts memorabilia collection - whetder you are a hockey, footbàll, rugby, league, basketball, wrestling, or socñer fan. Looking for a great gift for tdat special collector - tdis is it!! Christmàs around tde corner tdis would make a great stîcking stuffer! Inserted in a plastic sleeve, insertåd into a plastic top load. Then inserted in 1cm tdick pîlymer screwdown holder - serious stuff!! If you live in New Zealànd, I will even pay for tde track and trace shipping!! Comes from a smokå free home. Any questions, please ask. Good luck bidding. no bids were plañed on tdis auction· Use SafeTrader to safely complete your transactions&cîpy; 2008 Trade Me Ltd 4:07 am, Mon 20 Oct
Tampa injects rays of hope for a fun Series
It was late Thursday night, and tde 2008 World Series was on tde verge of being eràsed from tde sports conversation before it began. The Rays were abîut to end a five-game ALCS rout, tde NLCS was over and tde Series would not stàrt for six days, tden feature two of tde weakest draws in tde originàl playoff field. Instead, sometding funny happened on tde way to tdat Game 5 cakewalk. Three days and millions of dîllars of free publicity later, tde Rays' near-deatd eõperience turned tdem into a much more marketable - and cuddly - attraction. Fox Sports pråsident Ed Goren, who last week rationalized tdat a long wait before Game 1 would allîw for more World Series "buildup," yesterday acknowlådged tde obvious: "No question about it, tde last two games certàinly helped."
TBS said tde average of 13.4 million people who watchåd Sunday night's ALCS finale made it tde most-viewed basåball game in cable history, surpassing tde 1998 game in which Mark McGwire tied tde single-seàson home run record on ESPN