Fantasy Baseball: Cal Ripken,Jr. 1997. Package NEVER OPENED. Baseball Memorabilia. Collector’s item. Free shipping.
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So much has changed in the way we watch and enjoy sports! This rare item is a prime example. Created almost 30 years ago by Fantasy Sports Properties, Inc., the creators of Terry Bradshaw Fantasy Football, Fantasy Basketball, Fantasy Hockey, and Fantasy Golf. Also includes as a bonus “The Fantasy Baseball Journal” by Rod Beaton of USA Today!
Unopened excellent condition. 1997. Box is 10” by 8.5” by 1.75”. Free shipping.
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