Welcome

Sometime in the 1980's, a village store owner in a rural Ontario town, decided to sell baseball cards. Long story short, it resulted in the creation of this website.

Where it all began...

It was the summer of 1987 that the owners of this site first spent allowance, chore money and any loose change at ‘Cortina’s’, on the iconic wood grained 1987 Topps cards of that season.

The rest is history, that over time, will be archived on The Flash/Frost Card Board (FFCB).

Montreal Expos

1989 
Fleer
 #381
Flash Collection

San Francisco Giants

1962 
Topps
 #316
Frost Collection

San Diego Padres

1970 
Topps
 #212
Frost Collection

Oakland Athletics

1980 
Topps
 #482
Flash Collection

Out of Left Field

A growing collection of random thoughts, notes and stories from over 60 years of combined baseball fan and card collecting experiences!

Swing and a drive, get up ball, get up ball! It's gone!

Recent Call Ups

Los Angeles Dodgers

1981 
Topps
 #302
Flash Collection

/2B

Los Angeles Dodgers

1982 
Topps
 #681
Flash Collection

New York Yankees

1984 
O-Pee-Chee
 #8
Flash Collection

Boston Red Sox

1983 
Topps
 #498
Flash Collection

Featured Team

EST. 1890

National League

Great American Ball Park

Cincinnati, Ohio

RETIRED NUMBERS

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Fred Hutchison
1
Johnny Bench
5
Joe Morgan
8
Sparky Anderson
10
Barry Larkin
11
Dave Concepción
13
Pete Rose
14
Ted Kluszewski
18
Frank Robinson
20
Tony Pérez
24
Jackie Robinson
42

Random Linup

Taylor: “Well, then, I guess there’s only one thing left to do.” Dorn: “What’s that?” Taylor: “Win the whole fuckin’ thing.”

—Jake Taylor, Major League

Hall of fame

30

Tim Raines

Timothy Raines Sr., nicknamed “Rock”, is an American professional baseball coach and former player. He played as a left fielder in Major League Baseball for six teams from 1979 to 2002 and was best known for his 13 seasons with the Montreal Expos.

“If my uniform doesn't get dirty, I haven't done anything in the baseball game.” — Rickey Henderson