Here's a 2003 Upper Deck Yankees Signature card of Ryne Duren. Duren was a fixture in the Yankees bullpen in the late 50's/early 60's. He was a 4 time All Star with the Yankees and led the American League in saves in 1958 with 20. He won a World Series with the Yankees in 1958. For you Heavy Metal fans, his nephew is Blackie Lawless, lead singer of WASP. Duren passed away this past January at age 81.

And from Upper Deck Timeless, this sweet Jorge Posada game used jersey card with a pinstripe. When collecting Yankee game used cards, I always prefer the home swatches to have a pinstripe in it. Patches, especially Yankee patches, are pretty expensive. This is a low cost alternative to adding some color to the white swatches.
Last night, The Yankees beat the Orioles 7-4, backed by home runs from Alex Rodriguez and Jorge Posada. Mark Teixeira had 2 hits as well as Derek Jeter, who is now 65 hits away from 3,000. AJ Burnett pitched a good game, although he did allow a pair of home runs to Matt Weiters and Brian Roberts in the 7th. The bull pen trio of Dave Robertson, Rafael Soriano and Mariano Rivera finished the game.
Tonight, Phil Hughes (0-1 16.50 ERA) will try to get his season back on track as he opposes Jake Arrieta, who is 1-1 with a 8.68 ERA so far this season. Game time is 7pm at the Stadium.
Let's Go Yankees!
Robinson Cano
Alex Rodriguez
Then and Now-Juan Marichal and CC Sabathia
Sporting News All Star Robinson Cano. Don't ask me why, but I love these Sporting News All Star Inserts
American League Wins Leader Card. Love the creepy heads only card.
Another of my favorite inserts are the Flashbacks. Here's The Real Single Season Home Run King, Roger Maris (I know I'm gonna get some flack over that remark)
The Chairman of The Board, Whitey Ford
My favorite all time Yankee (even though I never seen him play), Mickey Mantle
Here are the In Action cards
Mark Teixeira
The Duo cards
Teixeira and Arod
Next up are the Chrome cards. Here's one of one of my favorite current Yankees, Nick Swisher. I just love this guy's additude. He always seems to have a smile on his face. I really hope he has a good season and the Yankees resign him next year. This was one of Cashman's better trades.
CC Sabathia
CC Sabathia Green chrome
Next up, is this insert set about the life and career of Babe Ruth. I like these cards. I especially like the first one here as it's almost exactly the same card Topps put out in the original set.









Mark Teixeira SP. Good thing I got doubles for the Teixeira PC, which I'll show with other new adds later this week.
Alex Rodriguez
Nick Swisher
Rafael Soriano who, aside from one game, has looked great in that 8th inning role
Our DH, Jorge Posada
The recently retired Andy Pettitte
Edwin Nunez rookie card. I still, for the life of me, cannot understand why Cashman refused to include this kid in the Cliff Lee deal, which ultimately broke off talks. For Lee, I would have given up Nunez and his brothers if he has any.
New catcher, Russell Martin in his photoshopped best.
The Sandman, Mariano Rivera
Joba Chamberlin base
Joba Chamberlin SP
The Captain, Derek Jeter, who is 67 shy of 3,000 hits
Phil "what happened to my velocity" Hughes. I'm not worried about him. He will get back to where he was last season.
Curtis Granderson
Manager, Joe Girardi, sans braces.
Brett Gardner. I still think he will be Crawford lite.
CC Sabathia. Didn't have it against the Sox on Sunday night, but still kept the Yankees in the game. A Warrior.
It's Cano, dontcha know?
A.J Burnett. Hopefully, he will keep pitching well. Not just in April and May either