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McFarlane MLB Series 22:Derek Jeter 4 - New York Yankees

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from: McFarlane Toys


The first action figure I picked up back in the 1980s was a Kenner Starting Lineup figure of Michael Cooper of the Los Angeles Lakers (we both went to the University of New Mexico--Go Lobos!). But except for the fact it had Cooper's number on the back of his little jersey you could not tell from looking at the head that it was Cooper and not Magic Johnson or James Worthy. It could have the head from any other NBA figure they were putting out. I did not purchase any other Kenner figures because (a) nobody else went to one of my alma maters and (b) the figures did not look like the people they were supposed to be. It was the folks at McFarlane Toys that stopped making sports figures a joke, and the Derek Jeter 4 figure from MLB Series 22 is ... Read More:

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McFarlane Toys NFL Sports Picks Series 17 (2008 Wave 1) Action Figure Tony Romo 2 (Dallas Cowboys) Dirty Uniform

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from: McFarlane Toys


The first action figure I picked up back in the 1980s was a Kenner Starting Lineup figure of Michael Cooper of the Los Angeles Lakers (we both went to the University of New Mexico--Go Lobos!). But except for the fact it had Cooper's number on the back of his little jersey you could not tell from looking at the head that it was Cooper and not Magic Johnson or James Worthy. It could have the head from any other NBA figure they were putting out. I did not purchase any other Kenner figures because (a) nobody else went to one of my alma maters and (b) the figures did not look like the people they were supposed to be. It was the folks at McFarlane Toys that stopped making sports figures a joke, and the Derek Jeter 4 figure from MLB Series 22 is ... Read More:

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McFarlane SportsPicks MLB Series 21: Jorge Posada 2 - New York Yankees

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from: McFarlane Toys


The first action figure I picked up back in the 1980s was a Kenner Starting Lineup figure of Michael Cooper of the Los Angeles Lakers (we both went to the University of New Mexico--Go Lobos!). But except for the fact it had Cooper's number on the back of his little jersey you could not tell from looking at the head that it was Cooper and not Magic Johnson or James Worthy. It could have the head from any other NBA figure they were putting out. I did not purchase any other Kenner figures because (a) nobody else went to one of my alma maters and (b) the figures did not look like the people they were supposed to be. It was the folks at McFarlane Toys that stopped making sports figures a joke, and the Derek Jeter 4 figure from MLB Series 22 is ... Read More:

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Mickey Mantle/Roger Maris Sports Picks Major League Baseball Action Figures Box Set of 2

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from: McFarlane Toys


The first action figure I picked up back in the 1980s was a Kenner Starting Lineup figure of Michael Cooper of the Los Angeles Lakers (we both went to the University of New Mexico--Go Lobos!). But except for the fact it had Cooper's number on the back of his little jersey you could not tell from looking at the head that it was Cooper and not Magic Johnson or James Worthy. It could have the head from any other NBA figure they were putting out. I did not purchase any other Kenner figures because (a) nobody else went to one of my alma maters and (b) the figures did not look like the people they were supposed to be. It was the folks at McFarlane Toys that stopped making sports figures a joke, and the Derek Jeter 4 figure from MLB Series 22 is ... Read More:

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McFarlane MLB Series 22:Jose Reyes - New York Mets

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from: McFarlane Toys


The first action figure I picked up back in the 1980s was a Kenner Starting Lineup figure of Michael Cooper of the Los Angeles Lakers (we both went to the University of New Mexico--Go Lobos!). But except for the fact it had Cooper's number on the back of his little jersey you could not tell from looking at the head that it was Cooper and not Magic Johnson or James Worthy. It could have the head from any other NBA figure they were putting out. I did not purchase any other Kenner figures because (a) nobody else went to one of my alma maters and (b) the figures did not look like the people they were supposed to be. It was the folks at McFarlane Toys that stopped making sports figures a joke, and the Derek Jeter 4 figure from MLB Series 22 is ... Read More:

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McFarlane Toys 6" MLB Series 15 - Miguel Cabrera

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from: McFarlane Toys

September 13, 2006
The first action figure I picked up back in the 1980s was a Kenner Starting Lineup figure of Michael Cooper of the Los Angeles Lakers (we both went to the University of New Mexico--Go Lobos!). But except for the fact it had Cooper's number on the back of his little jersey you could not tell from looking at the head that it was Cooper and not Magic Johnson or James Worthy. It could have the head from any other NBA figure they were putting out. I did not purchase any other Kenner figures because (a) nobody else went to one of my alma maters and (b) the figures did not look like the people they were supposed to be. It was the folks at McFarlane Toys that stopped making sports figures a joke, and the Derek Jeter 4 figure from MLB Series 22 is ... Read More:

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1994 Steve Carlton MLB Extended Series Starting Lineup

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from: Kenner


The first action figure I picked up back in the 1980s was a Kenner Starting Lineup figure of Michael Cooper of the Los Angeles Lakers (we both went to the University of New Mexico--Go Lobos!). But except for the fact it had Cooper's number on the back of his little jersey you could not tell from looking at the head that it was Cooper and not Magic Johnson or James Worthy. It could have the head from any other NBA figure they were putting out. I did not purchase any other Kenner figures because (a) nobody else went to one of my alma maters and (b) the figures did not look like the people they were supposed to be. It was the folks at McFarlane Toys that stopped making sports figures a joke, and the Derek Jeter 4 figure from MLB Series 22 is ... Read More:

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Ken Griffey Jr. MLB Starting Lineup 2 Figure

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from: Hasbro


The first action figure I picked up back in the 1980s was a Kenner Starting Lineup figure of Michael Cooper of the Los Angeles Lakers (we both went to the University of New Mexico--Go Lobos!). But except for the fact it had Cooper's number on the back of his little jersey you could not tell from looking at the head that it was Cooper and not Magic Johnson or James Worthy. It could have the head from any other NBA figure they were putting out. I did not purchase any other Kenner figures because (a) nobody else went to one of my alma maters and (b) the figures did not look like the people they were supposed to be. It was the folks at McFarlane Toys that stopped making sports figures a joke, and the Derek Jeter 4 figure from MLB Series 22 is ... Read More:

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McFarlane MLB Series 22:Travis Hafner- Cleveland Indians

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from: McFarlane Toys


The first action figure I picked up back in the 1980s was a Kenner Starting Lineup figure of Michael Cooper of the Los Angeles Lakers (we both went to the University of New Mexico--Go Lobos!). But except for the fact it had Cooper's number on the back of his little jersey you could not tell from looking at the head that it was Cooper and not Magic Johnson or James Worthy. It could have the head from any other NBA figure they were putting out. I did not purchase any other Kenner figures because (a) nobody else went to one of my alma maters and (b) the figures did not look like the people they were supposed to be. It was the folks at McFarlane Toys that stopped making sports figures a joke, and the Derek Jeter 4 figure from MLB Series 22 is ... Read More:

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1996 Charles Johnson MLB Baseball Starting Lineup

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from: Kenner


The first action figure I picked up back in the 1980s was a Kenner Starting Lineup figure of Michael Cooper of the Los Angeles Lakers (we both went to the University of New Mexico--Go Lobos!). But except for the fact it had Cooper's number on the back of his little jersey you could not tell from looking at the head that it was Cooper and not Magic Johnson or James Worthy. It could have the head from any other NBA figure they were putting out. I did not purchase any other Kenner figures because (a) nobody else went to one of my alma maters and (b) the figures did not look like the people they were supposed to be. It was the folks at McFarlane Toys that stopped making sports figures a joke, and the Derek Jeter 4 figure from MLB Series 22 is ... Read More: