Comments on: Cards from the Diamond http://baseballisms.com/rusty-staub-1976-topps.html Wisdom from the Diamond Sun, 21 Mar 2010 21:11:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Joe Magennis http://baseballisms.com/rusty-staub-1976-topps.html/comment-page-1#comment-707 Joe Magennis Sun, 18 Oct 2009 18:08:02 +0000 http://baseballisms.com/?p=2423#comment-707 Love it! This is the type of comment we hope to share on <a href="http://Baseballisms.com" rel="nofollow">Baseballisms.com</a> ...<br><br>.. And Le Grand Orange is one of the all-time great nicknames in baseball history. Love it! This is the type of comment we hope to share on Baseballisms.com …

.. And Le Grand Orange is one of the all-time great nicknames in baseball history.

]]> By: Faceyman http://baseballisms.com/rusty-staub-1976-topps.html/comment-page-1#comment-706 Faceyman Sun, 18 Oct 2009 17:25:38 +0000 http://baseballisms.com/?p=2423#comment-706 As a kid, Rusty Staub was my favorite player! I can remember him playing for my Montreal Expos. He was affectionately known in Montreal as "Le Grand Orange". When I first started playing minor baseball, I was a member of the Rusty Staub fan club. My mother tells the story of me carrying my paper membership card with Rusty Staub's signature. I carried the card with me everywhere until eventually the paper card just fell apart!<br><br>Since he was an original Expo, it was appropriate that they retired is number, #10! As a kid, Rusty Staub was my favorite player! I can remember him playing for my Montreal Expos. He was affectionately known in Montreal as “Le Grand Orange”. When I first started playing minor baseball, I was a member of the Rusty Staub fan club. My mother tells the story of me carrying my paper membership card with Rusty Staub's signature. I carried the card with me everywhere until eventually the paper card just fell apart!

Since he was an original Expo, it was appropriate that they retired is number, #10!

]]> By: Joe Magennis http://baseballisms.com/rusty-staub-1976-topps.html/comment-page-1#comment-564 Joe Magennis Sun, 18 Oct 2009 11:08:02 +0000 http://baseballisms.com/?p=2423#comment-564 Love it! This is the type of comment we hope to share on <a href="http://Baseballisms.com" rel="nofollow">Baseballisms.com</a> ...<br><br>.. And Le Grand Orange is one of the all-time great nicknames in baseball history. Love it! This is the type of comment we hope to share on Baseballisms.com …

.. And Le Grand Orange is one of the all-time great nicknames in baseball history.

]]> By: Faceyman http://baseballisms.com/rusty-staub-1976-topps.html/comment-page-1#comment-563 Faceyman Sun, 18 Oct 2009 10:25:38 +0000 http://baseballisms.com/?p=2423#comment-563 As a kid, Rusty Staub was my favorite player! I can remember him playing for my Montreal Expos. He was affectionately known in Montreal as "Le Grand Orange". When I first started playing minor baseball, I was a member of the Rusty Staub fan club. My mother tells the story of me carrying my paper membership card with Rusty Staub's signature. I carried the card with me everywhere until eventually the paper card just fell apart!<br><br>Since he was an original Expo, it was appropriate that they retired is number, #10! As a kid, Rusty Staub was my favorite player! I can remember him playing for my Montreal Expos. He was affectionately known in Montreal as “Le Grand Orange”. When I first started playing minor baseball, I was a member of the Rusty Staub fan club. My mother tells the story of me carrying my paper membership card with Rusty Staub's signature. I carried the card with me everywhere until eventually the paper card just fell apart!

Since he was an original Expo, it was appropriate that they retired is number, #10!

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