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#618 Miguel Olivo
Here is the second 2005 Miguel Olivo card that I have posted recently. The other one can be seen here. If you are wondering where I got this card signed, read the other post. This card was signed at the same time. It is worth noting that Miguel hit a home run that night after signing my cards. I think that signing autographs and good karma go hand in hand.
When I posted that last Olivo card, Miguel was hitting just .182 with no extra-base hits. He has picked it up a little bit since then and his average has risen to .212. He has also added two doubles and two home runs.
I picked this card up from the garage sale where I bought the Val Majewski/John Maine card.
2 comments:
I got my first Derrek Lee autograph on Friday and he homered, so maybe you're onto something. Although if everyone who signed for the two of us hit a homer, I think the power numbers would be off the charts.
Not if 75% of the autographs that we got were of AL pitchers. But, you're probably right.
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