Pete Increased removed from football credit cards by Topps

Pete Increased was removed from football by Topps, according to a Feb. 13 Garden Barker review. The football cards manufacturer created no discuss of the famous Pete Increased on any football cards beginning with their 2013 period even though Pete Increased is the MLB all-time strikes innovator.

Why was Pete Increased removed from football record by the organization that operates unique privileges to generate the MLB-licensed dealing cards? Well, while it was known as "a easy choice," there was no particular purpose given.

However, those who know their football will keep in mind that Pete Increased gambled on football. Because of that, he was prohibited for lifestyle. He cannot perform, trainer, or handle in football. He is prohibited from the Area of Popularity. Now, he is not even in the information on football cards? Wow!

Baseball sure has its stable flow of bad guys such as Indicate McGuire, Indicate Clemens, Robert Ties, and the others charged of unlawful doping. They have not had their titles and information removed from Topps yet even though they have also not been placed in the MLB Area of Popularity.

Obviously many football cards lovers are not excited by this "simple decision" from Topps. Why didn't Ty Cobb get erased? What about any of the other football gamers who have done the incorrect thing? Do you think it is up to Topps to choose randomly which information to remove and which to keep?