1989 Bowman Baseball Box - Chasing Key RC's ... Griffey, Smoltz, Sheffield

Opening a box of 1989 Bowman Baseball looking for rookie cards of Ken Griffey Jr., John Smoltz and Gary Sheffield. This 484 card oversized set was produced by Topps. Join me on this hunt for these rookie cards. What do I uncover? How's the condition? Come along and let's find out!

[@larrybench6398]

When you're caught gambling and using steroids the league is making a point that you won't be rewarded for cheating and breaking the rules of the game, I personally lived watching Pete Rose, Mark McGwire, Sammy Sosa, you can tell by looking at these be guys the way that they're bodies morphed into what were they can deny all they want but it's obvious to people they were guilty of cheating, but it was fun watching them

[@ninth-inning]

Agree, I get that the league is make a point, but I feel like even with the juice, you still gotta have skills to hit a fastball. These guys definitely had the skills. Thanks for the comment!

[@larrybench6398]

@@ninth-inning I agree you have to be able to hit the pitch but if you look at the older player's like Aaron, Mantle, Williams, these guys did with the body they had naturally no muscle building drug's they were just player's, also think of how many home runs these guys hit after they bulked up with unnatural muscle mass, may not have gotten over the fences like I said I loved watching Pete Rose, and Sammy Sosa, play McGwire, they were good hitters but as far as I'm concerned and it's just my opinion, they have tainted the record books with what they've done, I still look at Hank Aaron, as the official leader put Bonds, Sosa, McGwire, in if you want but make sure it reflects home runs, after using steroid use. As I said just my opinion

[@paulpabin1121]

​@@ninth-inningI think they need to come clean on what happened. I dint care that they used steroids as you make very valid points but there needs to be accountability