The Abstract on the Back of the Card

[Edgy MD]

Not John Olerud.



Another indication of his toughness was that he was a rare modern player who didn't use batting gloves.

[The Hot Corner]

The no batting gloves, former Met, who was better known and famous with another team sounds like my childhood hero/idol, Willie Mays.

[MFS62]

Our subject, though, was again a Met, but not most famously.

That sounds like Bobby Bonilla.

Unlike Tom Dooley on the MTA, he returned.

Later

[DocTee]

Moises Alou

[Edgy MD]

MOISÉS ROJAS-ALOU BELTRÉ IS OUR GUY!



Don't kid yourself. Moisés was as tough as they come.



Here's a rocking 1987 Topps card, offering you the kind of intelligence on a player that can make all the difference.

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________ was the co-winner of a rib-eating contest among professional athletes after 1985 season.

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It looks like there was enough room to fit the word "the" before 1985. They just left it out. Either that, or _______ ate it.