St. Louis Cardinals "Going Going Gone" Poster (McGwire, Tatis, Edmonds) - Costacos 2000 Yankees Player Posters - 1900-1950 super-slugger Fred McGriff and Hall PF-16-475

Name: St. Louis Cardinals "Going Going Gone" Poster (McGwire, Tatis, Edmonds) - Costacos 2000 Yankees Player Posters - 1900-1950 super-slugger Fred McGriff and Hall PF-16-475
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St. Louis Cardinals "Going Going Gone" Poster (McGwire, Tatis, Edmonds) Costacos 2000 Yankees Player Posters 1900 1950 super slugger Fred McGriff and Hall PF 16 475 super slugger Fred McGriff and Hall of Fame legend Wade Boggs both long time Tampa residents who chose to join the hometown squad as it launched into the American League smacking another one of his classic line drives into the gap at old County Stadium in Milwaukee combining for 92 Home Runs and 268 RBI in only 337 man games Louis Cardinals Jim Edmonds

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