Baseball Players You Should Know - Jim Maloney

[@robertpopssprings3591]

Awesome video and cards of Mr Jim Maloney Mr Cash Dad's. Thank you for telling the story of Mr Jim Maloney. Have a good rest of Friday and weekend coming up and until your next video ✌️ Mr Cash Cards.

[@RobCashCards]

Hi Robert! Can I call you Pops? Thanks for watching and have a wonderful weekend, my friend!

[@robertpopssprings3591]

@RobCashCards Yes you can Mr Cash Cards if you want to.

[@signsofthepastime]

It’s nice to watch a video about Jim Maloney and learn more about him. He’s from where my wife grew up in Fresno, CA so I like to add cards of guys like that to my collection. I really like his rookie card and the 1965 issues. Great looking cards and the certified auto is sweet. Thanks for sharing, Rob.

[@RobCashCards]

Hey Hugo! That’s cool that he’s from where your wife grew up. A couple of the players I’m going to spotlight are from CA. Also, Maloney is fun to collect and his cards are inexpensive. Which is good for me 😝. I appreciate you watching!!!

[@eddyscardboardchaos]

Thanks for sharing his story, he was a great pitcher for sure.

[@RobCashCards]

Man, thank you so much for watching! I really appreciate it!!!

[@jaypilon8281]

Sudden Sam McDowell, Jim Maloney two of my favorite players from back in the day. love the great looking cards. i sent out to Jim for his autograph this week.

[@RobCashCards]

Man, thank you so much for watching! I’m a big Maloney guy and just found out he does TTM’s. Hopefully, you’ll get a fast return. Also, I just subbed your channel and look forward to checking it out. Take care!!!

[@AngryOldManTTM]

Great video Rob. Super story about Mr. Maloney. I was glad to learn about him. Great cards to showcase. Thanks for sharing.

[@RobCashCards]

Hi Ed! He definitely had an interesting career. It would have been fun to see him pitch for the Big Red Machine if he coulda stayed healthy. Thanks for watching, my friend!

[@tjmacvintagecardsnostalgia648]

Hey Rob, very nice video on Jim Maloney. I am a big fan of players like him, Dean Chance and Sam McDowell. Guys that had the talent and at times showed they were worthy of the HOF but for different reasons they couldn’t sustain the high level of play long enough to get there. I enjoy collecting players like that. Thanks for taking the time to show your Maloney collection and to share his career. Well done!

[@RobCashCards]

Hi Terry! Yeah, I love guys like this, especially Reds players. Who knows what would have happened if a healthy Maloney pitched for the 1970 Reds in the WS. It’s definitely fun to think about. I appreciate you watching, my friend!

[@basementcardcollector]

Nice work Rob! I have learned about Maloney on your channel, this video but a few others too. Mission accomplished, I now know who he is😁👍🏻

[@RobCashCards]

Great! I always like hearing about Maloney. Found him to be very interesting. Thanks for watching, buddy!

[@Dcollection]

Hey Rob! Loved the quote at the beginning on Maloney. You did a great job highlighting Maloney’s career. You also have some great examples of Maloney’s cards as well.

[@RobCashCards]

Hi Andy! Thank you so much for the kind words, my friend! This was a fun video to make. Take care and have a great week!

[@vintageonvintage817]

Maloney was a really good pitcher, did not know he threw close to 100! You have some sweet Maloney cards Rob, I love that 69 and his RC is sweet! Great spotlight, enjoyed it! Have a great weekend!

[@RobCashCards]

Hi Steve! Yeah, Maloney is a guy I love to collect. I always wondered what it would’ve been like if he pitched for the Big Red Machine. We will never know. I hope you’re having a great weekend. Thanks for watching, my friend!

[@JayAvgVintageCollector]

Very good info on a player I knew absolutely nothing about. Really sharp cards and I love all the stills that you show throughout the video. Thanks for the video and thanks for sharing!

[@RobCashCards]

Hi Jay! Man, thank you so much for watching! Maloney is a guy that I’ve always enjoyed collecting. He’s very interesting and still comes around Cincinnati from time to time. Take care!

[@PackAddictRips]

Never heard of this player. Thanks for sharing and educating me, Rob! Have a great weekend.

[@RobCashCards]

I'm glad you enjoyed it! Have a great weekend too!

[@restock_1731]

This is so cool. Thanks for this awesome video. It's pretty cool hearing about players that aren't posted everywhere.

[@RobCashCards]

Yeah, I feel the same way. It’s cool leaning about guys like this. Thanks for watching and enjoy your Sunday!!!

[@Vintage_Dave_T]

I love videos about “common” players or Hall of Good or Very Good players. Anybody who makes it to the majors is worth celebrating. That’s why I like to collect runs of these kinds of players. Thanks for sharing, Rob. All the best.

[@RobCashCards]

Hi Dave! These guys have some interesting stories that most people don’t know about. This will be a fun series for me. Thanks for watching, my friend!!!

[@Vintage_Dave_T]

@ looking forward to it. I’ll do some this year as well.

[@toddk4729]

Nice job Rob. This will be a great video project you are doing for us die hard Reds and card collector fans.

[@RobCashCards]

Hi Todd! I look forward to making more of these. Thanks for the support, my friend!

[@danielbernier6095]

Great video Rob. Awesome debut on "Baseball Players You Should Know" . I love the interesting facts you shared about Jim. You seem to have nearly his whole run of player day cards and they seem to be in great shape. I'm looking forward to other player spotlights.

[@RobCashCards]

Hi Dan! This was a fun video to make. I’ve always been fascinated by Maloney and wondered what it would have been like if he pitched for the Big Red Machine. Thanks for watching, my friend!

[@cryptonite8495]

Fascinating. I didn't realize Maloney was as good as he was from 1963 on. A pity he only had Bench as his battery-mate for two seasons, but he did all right for himself up to then. A career ERA of 3.19 is nothing to sneeze at. Maloney would have had competition for ace status on the BRM.The Reds employed a six-man rotation headed by Gary Nolan, Don Gullett and Jack Billingham, all of whom could have been aces on lesser teams, and the other three rotation members all had double-digit wins. The Reds also used a co-closer system with Rawley Eastwick and Will McEnaney. Poor Bill Plummer! He only got to play one day a week, on Bench's rest day,. That was one stacked lineup in 1975-76. Even the backups, Dan Driessen and Merv Rettenmund, were well-known names. To me, anyway. 🤣

[@RobCashCards]

Hi John! No doubt the Big Red Machine was stacked. It would’ve been interesting to see a healthy Maloney on the 70 team. He would’ve been 32 years old and in his prime. Fun to think about. I appreciate you watching, my friend!

[@vintagecardssteve8582]

Great video on Jim Maloney. He is a future player spotlight guy on my channel down the road as well. Enjoyed here some stories on him Rob. Thanks for sharing. Hope you are having a great weekend!

[@RobCashCards]

Hi Steve! Can’t wait to see your spotlight on him. I didn’t cover his post playing days but they are interesting as well. He dealt with some alcohol issues. Thanks for watching, man!

[@brentrichardsbaseballcards]

Great story Rob! Loved it! 🤛🏻

[@RobCashCards]

Brent! I’m glad you enjoyed it, friend!

[@PickerJimS]

Hi Rob! Awesome video buddy! I love learning about players like Jim Maloney who I was not too familiar with! What a great pitcher! So unfortunate that an injury derailed his career! Great looking cards too!

[@RobCashCards]

Hi Jim! It would’ve been interesting to see him pitch for the Big Red Machine. He would’ve been 32 years old and pretty much in his prime in 1970. It’s fun to think about. Thanks for watching, brother!!!

[@CleanCheapShots]

Maloney was a great pitcher for window of time. What could have been... He was one of the first cards I ever got as a kid. I still have it.

[@RobCashCards]

Hi Drew! It would’ve been fun to see him pitch for the Big Red Machine in his prime. Fun to think about for sure. Thanks for watching, Card Farmer 🌽

[@davidm686]

Man such a great showcase and player stories. Kind of reminds me of what Bowden Francis did this past year when he came up with the jays. A rookie who took a no no into the tenth just the jays couldn’t score for him. He did the same thing the very next game. Well I don’t remember it being ten innings but I’m pretty sure it was 9. I’m glad Maloney got the no no’s eventually. Take care my friend

[@RobCashCards]

David! Thanks, my friend! I couldn’t imagine what Francis and Maloney were really thinking taking a no no into the tenth inning. Im sure the hitters probably putting too much pressure on themselves. Thanks for watching, brother!!!

[@MrJmangini]

Good player to highlight!

[@RobCashCards]

Thanks watching, John! I really appreciate it!!!

[@MattBreaksWax]

Now we know. And knowing is half the battle! GI JOE! Cool video

[@RobCashCards]

Thanks, Matt! I appreciate you watching, buddy!

[@tripolicXcards]

Nice Maloney bio and card showcase!

[@RobCashCards]

Thanks, buddy!

[@RobCashCards]

Thanks, buddy!

[@WaxPackTreasureHunt]

Great stuff man! Never knew much about Jim until now! I look forward to this series!

[@RobCashCards]

I’m glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!!

[@PaulFromeyer]

Had the privilege of seeing him pitch in person at Crosley Field. His second no hitter they just said forget it we aren't going to touch him.

[@RobCashCards]

Hi Mike! That’s awesome that you got to see him pitch. I would’ve loved to go to a game at Crosley Field. Thanks so watching, my friend!

[@MarksDodgersCards]

What a great video and info about Maloney. I didn't know too much about him. Thanks so much for creating and sharing this. (and great cards too!). Any idea what happened to him after he stopped pitching?

[@RobCashCards]

Hi Mark! I know Maloney coached in the minors for the Giants for a while but battled alcoholism. Don Newcombe helped get Maloney treatment and he got sober in 1985. Thanks for watching!

[@Bostnfn]

Great video! Mr. Maloney still signs TTM for $5 if anyone out there wants his autograph.

[@RobCashCards]

Thanks! I’ve never done a TTM before but might think about it now. I appreciate you watching!!!