Hi everyone! I hope everyone is doing well and not going too stir-crazy spending all this extra time at home. I’m glad to hear that before long I’ll be able to escape my cellar where I do all my teaching nowadays. Almost like back in January 1976 when the Seals were inching ever so closely to a playoff spot and attempting to climb out of their division basement for the first time since 1972. This week’s article comes from that point in time just after a big win over division rivals the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Continuing the “at home” theme, have we got a treat for you! Yes, we’ve got two new Overexposed inductions, which I had to post together in one posting, which you will understand why when you check out these classic Shayne Corson cards. These beauties were produced during that strange period in the mid-to-late 1990s when card companies loved featuring NHL players engaging in their favorite hobbies. You probably remember the crap-load of golfing cards we’ve featured in the past, not to mention Mike Ricci riding around on a golf cart like a four-year-old, and Joe Sakic eating soup. Ah, memories! In Shayne Corson’s case, his hobby was apparently… DUM, DUM, DUM… MURDER! I know, I know, you don’t believe me, and if I were you I wouldn’t either. But I’m not you, I’m me, and I’m tellin’ ya there was something fishy going on at the Corson residence between 1997 and 1998. You’ll just have to check out this week’s induction to find out for yourself.

One last thing I wanted to announce… The paperback version of my book is now available for pre-order on Amazon if you want to pick it up, but there’s a catch. You won’t be able to get it in your hands until October 1 when it is officially released. So, if you’re looking to get your Christmas shopping done early – and let’s face it, there’s still a chance you won’t be leaving the house anytime soon – wouldn’t it be great for a book to just one day show up in your mailbox? Yup, that’s what I thought, so head on over to Amazon and get clicking!

Until next time, stay gold!