James from the "Remember That Guy" podcast joins to answer a simple question:

How good of a Guy can Guy be so he can be a "Guy" while not being too good to be a "Guy?"

* Card 496 on Beckett

* Remember That Guy

* Episode with David and Matt

* Mike Lange highlights

* Guy inducted into local Hall of Fame

* Joe Labek and his 40 K game

* 1980 Topps Guy Hoffman Future Star

* Grandma's Scorebook and Marilyn Monroe connection!

* Guy and Guyette numbers retired

It wasn't officially a *perfect* game, but it was still simply irresitible.

* Card 732 on Beckett

* Card 79T on Beckett

* SABR Bio by Norm King

* Palmer's Perfect* Game SABR Game Story

* 15 of 15 Cardinals outs of the game

* Dave Palmer Day!

* Braves/Mets Brawl

* Face Plant

In a discussion of famous people named "Buddy," your hosts somehow forgot the most famous Buddy of the 1980's, 1985 Chicago Bears Defensive Coordinator (and coach of some other teams) Buddy Ryan.

*Card 130 on eBay

*Card 13T on eBay

* SABR Bio byJoe Wancho

* Buddy Miles"Them Changes"

* Buddy Bell asks "What Would Gus Do"

* Carbo vs Bellscrappin'

*Hall of Fame Card Corner - 1986 Topps

*Levi Weaver case for Buddy in the Hall

* 3Bunderrepresentedin the Hall

* Stathead Search:1978-1984 Position Players by WAR

* Stathead Search:Top WAR not in Hall of Fame

Jeff Snider of Locked on Dodgers returns to the show to discuss his first favorite player growing up — a power hitter we're sure you'll go Head Over Heels for.

Author Marshall Garvey joins us to talk about this blue-collar reliever who changed baseball history with one flap of his butterfly wings. Check out the new book!

Interstate '85: The Royals, The Cardinals and the Show-Me World Series

This well-traveled reliever and pitching coach had a mustache fit for the OK Corral.

Rejected rhymes include finicky, panicky, and the slant rhyme monarchy.

MVP, All-Star, and Hall of Fame voters rarely gave Chet his due, but we here at the 1988 Topps Podcast bleed Lemon red.

Jeff from Two Strike Noise joins to talk about the coolest card in the 1998 Topps set.

This outfielder from the Bronx had a first career marred by injury, and a second one marred by terrorism.