Chris Jacke signed for the collection! Jacke spent eight seasons kicking for the Green Bay Packers and was a big part of their Super Bowl XXXI championship team.
Always fun adding another Super Bowl champion to the collection!
#TTM#TTMSuccess#ChrisJacke#Packers#NFL
Ed Whitson — and I was honestly surprised to see this one come back! I’ve seen reports that he may have stopped signing TTM, so opening the mailbox and finding this return was an awesome surprise.
#TTM#TTMSuccess#EdWhitson#Baseball#AutographCollecting
A perfect season from a kicker? Mike Vanderjagt did it!
In 2003, the Colts kicker went 37-for-37 on field goals and 46-for-46 on extra points during the regular season—and didn’t miss in the playoffs either.
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TTM success from Jim Dombrowski! The Saints selected Dombrowski 6th overall in the 1986 NFL Draft, and he went on to spend his entire 11-year NFL career in New Orleans.
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Frank “Sweet Music” Viola was the 1987 World Series MVP, winning Games 1 and 7 as the Twins captured their first World Series championship. He followed that up by winning the 1988 AL Cy Young Award.
#TTM#TTMSuccess#MNTwins#Twins
TTM success from Dave LaRoche!The two-time All-Star pitched 14 seasons in the majors, but one of my favorite things about his career was his famous eephus-style pitch—the “LaLob.”
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You can’t talk about Jerry Glanville without mentioning the man in black!
The former Oilers and Falcons head coach was one of the NFL’s most colorful personalities—and gave us the famous line that NFL stands for Not For Long.
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TTM success from Joe Price! The left-hander pitched 11 seasons in the majors, spending most of his career with the Cincinnati Reds and finishing with a solid 3.65 career ERA and 657 strikeouts. #ttm
Persistence pays off!
Dave Walsh was drafted in 1982 and spent years working his way through professional baseball before finally reaching the majors with the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1990.
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Super Bowl history in the mailbox with Dennis Gentry!Gentry spent his entire 11-year NFL career with the Chicago Bears and was part of that legendary 1985 team that won Super Bowl XX.
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Monty Montgomery made the most of his time in the majors!
He appeared in just 12 games for the Kansas City Royals in 1971–72, but finished with a 6–3 record and a 2.78 ERA.Even better—his only MLB complete game was a four-hit shutout against the Angels in 1972!#TTM#TTMSuccess
TTM success with Andy Van Slyke!
Van Slyke was one of the best defensive outfielders of his era, winning 5 straight Gold Gloves with Pittsburgh from 1988–1992. He was also a 3-time All-Star and 2-time Silver Slugger.
#TTM#TTMSuccess#Pirates#MLB
TTM success from Joe Grahe!Grahe became the Angels’ closer in the early ’90s and recorded 45 saves from 1992–94. But I love this little piece of baseball trivia—Grahe’s first MLB strikeout was José Canseco during his major-league debut in 1990!
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Great TTM success from Mike Vail
Fun fact: Before reaching the majors, Vail was roommates in the Cardinals organization with Randy Poffo—better known as “Macho Man” Randy Savage! baseball and wrestling history in one return!
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