The Most Valuable Worthless Baseball Teams: Part Two Patrick Dubuque November 23, 2020 Share: > Subscribe to Baseball ProspectusWhich successful teams were the least valuable in the baseball card industry? Full access to this article is for Premium Baseball Prospectus subscribers. Sign up today to get access to insightful analysis for the discerning baseball fan. Super-Premium - $66.99 / yearPremium - $45.95 / yearPremium Monthly - $6.99 / month Subscribe to Baseball Prospectus In This Article 2 Baseball CardsBeckett BaseballBeckett Baseball Card Monthly Related Articles Let It Eat: Project Infamy B by Ben Carsley 8/20 3 The Most Valuable Worthless Baseball Teams $ by Patrick Dubuque 11/17 1 Short Relief: You Can’t Go Back by Patrick Dubuque, Holly M Wendt, and RJ McDaniel 1/21 0 Short Relief: We Were Wrong About the Kids by Justin Klugh, Matt Ellis, and Nathan Bishop 11/14 0 Short Relief: Baseball Hocus Pocus by Kate Preusser, Nathan Bishop, and Justin Klugh 10/31 0 Latest Articles 2023 Prospects: Arizona Diamondbacks Top Prospects $ by John Trupin 12/07 0 Transaction Analysis: Reliever Roundup $ by Patrick Dubuque 12/07 0 Transaction Analysis: Everyone Everywhere All At Once $ by Patrick Dubuque 12/07 0 How the Pitch Clock Could Go Wrong $ by Russell A. Carleton 12/07 0 What They’re Saying: Winter Dusty Baker Edition $ by Howard Megdal 12/07 0 more chevron_rightchevron_right Patrick Dubuque More about: Baseball CardsBeckett BaseballBeckett Baseball Card Monthly Latest Articles 2023 Prospects: Arizona Diamondbacks Top Prospects $ by John Trupin 12/07 0 Transaction Analysis: Reliever Roundup $ by Patrick Dubuque 12/07 0 Transaction Analysis: Everyone Everywhere All At Once $ by Patrick Dubuque 12/07 0 Related Articles Let It Eat: Project Infamy B by Ben Carsley 8/20 3 The Most Valuable Worthless Baseball Teams $ by Patrick Dubuque 11/17 1 Short Relief: You Can’t Go Back by Patrick Dubuque, Holly M Wendt, and RJ McDaniel 1/21 0 You need to be logged in to comment. Login or Subscribe Comments are closed.
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