1990-91 Score #322 Brian Bellows (All-Star)

It was always exciting to see a hometown hero get his own "All Star" card.  The first one I remember was Frank Viola's 1985 Topps All-Star baseball card.  That one confused the hell out of me, though, because I knew that Frankie was not actually a member of the 1984 American League All Star Team. 

1990-91 Score #7 Brian Bellows

1990-91 Score #94 Curt Giles

1990-91 Score #182 Jon Casey

1990-91 Score #22 Ulf Dahlen

1990-91 Score #57 Shawn Chambers

1990-91 Score #215 Don Beaupre

1990-91 Score #411 Link Gaetz (RC)

The Missing Link was a rare piece of work.

1990-91 Score #403 Peter Lappin (RC)

No offense to Peter Lappin, but something feels very wrong about seeing someone other than Dino Ciccarelli in sweater #20.

1990-91 Score #382 Mario Thyer (RC)

1990-91 Score #261 Basil McRae (Autographed)

Like many of the autographs I acquired as a kid, I obtained this one by writing to Basil and including a self-addressed, stamped envelope.  I guess you never can tell whether or not the signature is authentic in those situations, but Basil wouldn't cheat a kid, would he?

1990-91 Score #244 Stewart Gavin

1990-91 Score #261 Basil McRae

1990-91 Score #61 Bobby Smith

1990-91 Score #144 Neal Broten

1990-91 Score #162 Aaron Broten

1990-91 Score #379 Perry Berezan (RC)

Poor Perry Berezan.  He spent five years in Calgary, but had to wait 'til he was a North Star to get a rookie card.

1990-91 Score #284 Don Barber (RC)

1990-91 Score #230 Dino Ciccarelli

The trade of Dino Ciccarelli to the Washington Capitals for two eventual Hall of Famers wouldn't look so bad if the North Stars would have actually held on to Mike Gartner and Larry Murphy for more than a year and a half.

1990-91 Score #120 Mike Modano (RC) (Autographed)

My autographed Mike Modano rookie card, obtained at a card show at the Thunderbird Hotel in 1991, along with this card from Brian Bellows.