Hand-drawn baseball cards, based in Chicago. Drawings available at gummyarts.bigcartel.com, shirts/merch at gummyarts.threadless.com.
Negro Leagues star and Baseball Hall of Famer Pete Hill, born on this date in 1882

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Hand-drawn baseball cards, based in Chicago. Drawings available at gummyarts.bigcartel.com, shirts/merch at gummyarts.threadless.com.
Negro Leagues star and Baseball Hall of Famer Pete Hill, born on this date in 1882
Joe Cronin, Washington Senators, 1933 Goudey
Brice Turang, Milwaukee Brewers
“El Duque” Orlando Hernández, New York Yankees, 1999 Topps
Johnny Cash released his debut album on this date in 1957.
Charlie Kelly, drawn in the style of the 1965 Topps Casey Stengel, inspired by this week’s baseball-themed episode of “Always Sunny”…
Munetaka Murakami, Chicago White Sox, commemorative $100 bill
Remembering John Prine, born on this date in 1946
Rube Marquard, New York Giants, T205 tobacco card
“Reservoir Dogs” hit theaters on this date in 1992.
RIP, Mike Ditka
John Lennon rookie card, 1956 Topps style, in honor of his birthday today
Hall of Famer Joe Sewell, born on this date in 1898
Paul Splittorff, Kansas City Royals, 1977 Topps
Yankees outfielder Ping Bodie, who once defeated an ostrich in a spaghetti-eating contest, was born on this date in 1887.
Congrats to the five-time MVP!
Prince’s “Dirty Mind” was released on this date in 1980.
70 years ago today, Don Larsen pitched his World Series perfect game.
José Cardenal, Chicago Cubs, 1977 Topps
Moses Fleetwood Walker, one of the first African American players in the history of major-league baseball, was born on this date in 1856.