Topps Heavy Lumber Program Cards (including 2 Legends!)

[Dolenz_PSN]

[Dolenz_PSN]

Although interesting to see them release another Wagner 99 card. How will this differ from his Milestone?

[MarioMendoza935_XBL]

I mean, everyone who's been on the Forums for a while knows that I LOVE HONUS WAGNER.

However, even I am confused as how he can be a "Heavy Lumber" card. Unless it refers to the actual weight of his bat from the early 1900's (typically over 40 ounces according to the Interweb).

[Dolenz_PSN]

@MarioMendoza935_XBL said:

I mean, everyone who's been on the Forums for a while knows that I LOVE HONUS WAGNER.

However, even I am confused as how he can be a "Heavy Lumber" card. Unless it refers to the actual weight of his bat from the early 1900's (typically over 40 ounces according to the Interweb).

Does Topps explain their criteria?

[MarioMendoza935_XBL]

@Dolenz_PSN said:

Does Topps explain their criteria?

"Because Honus is retro-cool".

[Bridge Piece_XBL]

@MarioMendoza935_XBL said:

I mean, everyone who's been on the Forums for a while knows that I LOVE HONUS WAGNER.

However, even I am confused as how he can be a "Heavy Lumber" card. Unless it refers to the actual weight of his bat from the early 1900's (typically over 40 ounces according to the Interweb).

I was just assuming it was guys who use/used heavy bats

[Dolenz_PSN]

@Bridge-Piece_XBL said:

@MarioMendoza935_XBL said:

I mean, everyone who's been on the Forums for a while knows that I LOVE HONUS WAGNER.

However, even I am confused as how he can be a "Heavy Lumber" card. Unless it refers to the actual weight of his bat from the early 1900's (typically over 40 ounces according to the Interweb).

I was just assuming it was guys who use/used heavy bats

Apparently Gwynn used one of the lightest