Without really knowing it, I've almost ignored modern cards on this blog for a good two weeks. Between busting through a box of 1989 Fleer, organizing a box of cards mostly from the '80s and '90s, focusing on past sets like 1992 Pinnacle, 1958 Topps and 1977 Topps football, reliving my memories of trips to buy cards and powder blue uniforms, there's been no time for cards produced here in 2018. I even didn't bother going to the card aisle for two weeks. I'm sure many readers prefer it that way and are screaming at the screen -- "No, no! Why is there a 2018 Topps card on the top of this post?!?! Where are you going with this?!?! Back to the past!!!! Back! Back!" I hear you. My heart isn't in current cards either. But I do still collect them. Therefore I must show them. A little while ago, Jason of Hoarding Cardboard sent an envelope of Dodgers goodies, most of which were current cards that I needed. The Chris Taylor Big League card get...
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