What a card: Danny Darwin came to the Brewers from the Rangers in a four-team deal on Jan. 18, 1985. The deal also involved the Mets and Royals and six players changed teams.
How'd that go: Darwin started 29 games for the Brewers in 1985 and lost a career-high 18 games (against eight wins). He also led the AL in home runs allowed with 34.
Backatya: The Yankees of 1998-2000 are now the last team to win the World Series three consecutive years. That was not a pleasant time.
Back-to-back: Darwin would pitch for seven teams during his 21-year career but this was his first appearance in a new uniform after spending seven years with the Rangers.
The original card was blogged on Oct. 26, 2013.
The blog wants to speak now: The TV category is updated.
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