125. (SOLD OUT) "The Curse of the Colonel" 7" x 10.5" Art Print Pop Fly Paper a taste for the extraordinary

a taste for the extraordinary

His retirement in 2018 was the end of an era for a player who played with a boyish delight yet stood as a giant in the game

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we inspire our own kids with tales of Dale Murphy - and we don't need a Hall of Fame to tell us that we found a worthy hero on the television all those summer nights ago

125. (SOLD OUT) "The Curse of the Colonel" 7" x 10.5" Art Print Pop Fly Paper a taste for the extraordinaryBaseball curses are a peculiar and mysterious phenomenon that fascinate sports fans around the world. And in Japan, one curse stands out above the rest: the Curse of the Colonel. It all started in 1985 when the Hansheen Tigers won their first and only championship, sending their fans into a frenzy of celebration. As part of the festivities, a statue of Colonel Sanders was thrown into the Dotonbori River in Osaka. But little did the fans know that this