2002 fleer ronnie belliard
the future dodger takes his lead from first base...2002 fleer carlos guillen
featuring a blurry outfield wall mural...1999 upper deck dustin hermanson
happy to be in la...1997 pinnacle new greg maddux
the future dodger with the people behind the bullpen fence...1992 fleer ultra lloyd mcclendon
featuring the camera men in the well...2002 fleer triple crown marlon anderson
the future dodger and the obscured on deck hitter...2002 topps total ramon ortiz
with more people (or just one person) behind the bullpen fence...2004 topps juan uribe
featuring more blurry outfield wall mural faces...1984 donruss johnnie lemaster
lemaster of the batting cage, and of non-sanctioned hat pins. someone alert the uniform police...1984 donruss scott garrelts
featuring the glasses, the torn shirt, and dodger stadium seats.
featuring the glasses, the torn shirt, and dodger stadium seats.here's to you chavez ravine!
and, while topps did not issue a 2003 darryl kile 'in memoriam' card, they did issue a 2006 topps update and highlights cory lidle card
it made me think about lyman bostock, and the fact that he was not included in the 1979 topps set. his 
here's to you, mr. bostock!
i'm 
never heard of him - he definitely didn't play for the dodgers, so again, i say trick!
trick, trick, and trick.
usually the team cards are taken so you see the pavilion in the background. this one is flipped so their backs are towards home plate.
he hit .315 (down from .316), had over 200 hits (204) for the second year in a row and the fifth time in six years. he raised his home run total from 21 to 28, and drove in 110 rbi, which was just 3 less than the previous year. he did slip in the mvp voting from 2nd to 14th, though. he kept two streaks alive - his consecutive games played streak continued, as did his string of consecutive all star game starts. at the all star game, played in seattle, garvey went 0 for 2 with a walk and a run scored. he hit two home runs in a game just once (against joe niekro), and also slugged his 150th career home run (off of john denny).
his home run total increased to 28, and he raised his average to .281, posting his highest full-season ops of .888. he was selected to the all-star team, although mike schmidt was voted to start the game at third. in the midsummer classic, he went 0 for 1 with a walk as the first replacement at third. like garvey, the penguin also hit two home runs in a game just once (against gaylord perry), the second of which just happened to be his 150th career blast.
he did, however, hit a career high of 7, to go with a .271 average. one of his home runs was a 2-run walkoff against the expos and woodie fryman, which gave the dodgers an 11-inning 6-5 victory.
he set career highs in home runs (28), runs (109) and ops (.836). he also stole 44 bases in 48 attempts, and was voted to start the all star game for the first time. in that game, he went 1 for 3 before being replaced by joe morgan in the 7th inning. of his 28 home runs, 2 came in the same game (against john denny), 7 were leadoff shots (including one of the ones he hit off of denny), 1 was an inside-the-park job, and 2 were walk-off jobs, including a walk-off grand slam for the second straight year, this time off of bruce sutter.
he did finish second in the mvp voting to willie mays, so i suppose he didn't do everything. koufax finished the regular season strong, with 3 consecutive complete games (two of which were shutouts) with the last being against the milwaukee braves. he tallied 36 strikeouts in those final 27 innings, and his last victim of the season was none other than joe torre.
