Kellogg’s put a lot of effort into this set. There are only three Brewers (Cooper and Yount are the others), but check out all of the details on the back about Rollie. Awesome stuff.
Card of the Day
Card of the Day: 1982 Donruss Harvey Kuenn
For whatever reason, Donruss made cards for two team coaches in 1982. That turned out to be a good thing this year, don’t you think?
Card of the Day: 1982 Topps Jim Gantner
Gantner is the scrappy, less flashy, underappreciated player of a vaunted infield featuring Cooper, Yount, and Molitor, but he remains plenty valuable.
Card of the Day: 1982 Topps Jerry Augustine
Cameraman: “Let me take this picture from down here so that I can get a clear shot up your nostrils. Perfect!”
Card of the Day: 1982 Donruss Ted Simmons
After a rough start to his time in Milwaukee, Simmons has emerged as a leader, both in the clubhouse and at the plate.
Card of the Day: 1982 Donruss Ed Romero
In his fourth season, Romero continues to wait patiently behind mainstays Robin Yount at shortstop and Jim Gantner at second. Will he get a chance to play full-time?
