Rickey Henderson 1990 Donruss #304

I loved Rickey's swing.  This card does a great job of capturing it.  Kids today, including those who happen to play in the Major Leagues, should take note of Rickey's socks.  Don't they look great?  The inner-sock is called a sanitary hoe, the outer a stir-up.  Wearing them makes you look like a professional, as oppossed to a slob.  A slob is what you look like when you just let your pants hang down to your ankles.  Respect the game, respect your team, and respect yourself, wear your uniform like a grown-up and not like the kid on your tee-ball team that didn't have a dad.

I like the 1990 Donruss design, not as much as the Topps, but it's still held up very well.  I got a box of these for Christmas in 1989.  It must have been one of the first ones off the presses because it was loaded with errors.  The Juan reverse-neg, all the all-star cards said "major league performance" instead of "all-star game performance" and a few others.  I really believe that Donruss did it on purpose after the frenzy over the Dale Murphy upper deck error from the previous year.