Phil Hughes Ripping Wax

[PhilsPulls]

Originally Posted by preakness

Hank Conger coaching in Asia

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[PhilsPulls]

Originally Posted by Wade Mulroy

Wasn’t Phil on the Beckett message boards back in the day too? Either way, so cool to have another major-leaguer in the collecting community; Phil seems like a really down-to-earth guy and love watching the vids, keep it up!

Thanks Wade!


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[tribefan26]

Originally Posted by HYPTZEMDSTRPLES

That is awesome. I loved pre RC logo products like this. I always loved opening any Bowman Heritage. I wish Topps with bring that product back. I pulled one of those umpire autographs back when the series was live. I still have it today.

Bowman Heritage is coming back as on online exclusive - they had a presale to 582 Montgomery Club members, and may yet have a general online sale. Product should be out next month.

[HYPTZEMDSTRPLES]

Originally Posted by tribefan26

Bowman Heritage is coming back as on online exclusive - they had a presale to 582 Montgomery Club members, and may yet have a general online sale. Product should be out next month.

Thanks for sharing. I am thrilled to hear this. I have been out of the hobby for awhile, so I have no idea what 582 Montgomery Club is. I really like the non glossy surface of the set since I used to send a bunch in the mail to get signed. I have a Kershaw rookie (prospect to some) that I sent to him when he was still in the minors that he signed for me. I still have it today. And am sending it to PSA this month to be authenticated in a group sub here.

[IndySportsCards]

Originally Posted by PhilsPulls

No babies but in AAA a guy asked me to sign his arm. He came to another game a week later to show me it was still there cause he hadn’t showered. I was pretty creeped out

That was me! It's still on my arm!

[n1nesports]

Originally Posted by IndySportsCards

That was me! It's still on my arm!

True, and ya still haven't showered!

[GoldPanner]

Phil you are my new favorite breaking channel. I think the length of your videos are perfect and I like how you show your personality in the videos. You also open a wide range of products, it’s nice seeing the Pokémon cards sometimes. Keep up the good work!

[ottobord]

Love his channel too, look forward to all his uploads

[EldoEsq]

Been following your videos recently Phil...very good stuff! My son and I met you and Joba during your rookie season at Last Licks on Long Island! He is active duty USMC and he told me you liked his photo of you and him from back then on Twitter!

He is looking for one of those signed cards of you...I am going to have to join one of your breaks to get him one!

Thought I was going to retire with this card when I pulled it...

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[PhilsPulls]

Thank for for the kind words everyone. Glad you’re enjoying the videos!


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[3AND4]

Originally Posted by PhilsPulls

Thank for for the kind words everyone. Glad you’re enjoying the videos!


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Hi Phil!

Awesome to see you on the boards!

Always liked you & think the Yanks blew it. Why does Cashman not strike when the iron is hot? He either leaves pitchers too long in the minors, babies them too much, & Never appreciates what he has! Until Very recently he had a lot of the George mentality of craving the other teams guys instead of seeing what he has!

You & Joba are just 2 of the guys like that.

In regards to babying How I use that term is that I think pitchers would be better off using their arms. Nolan Ryan was a proponent of that. Ask Jim Kaat, the gms are afraid of guys getting hurt & I think THATS what causes injuries. I dont mean ruin guys arms. I dont blame you if you are laughing as no I never pitched so am a proud self admitted armchair gm. But I started watching in the 70s & wonder how we are at a point where we have to have openers because we dont have enough starting pitching!

Let the guys pitch! Dont bury them in the minors!

Take Care Phil!

[Madlab7]

I know Phil will not remember, but one of my favorite times working in baseball is when him and Carl Pavano were rehabbing in the minors in Greenville and we ended up staying out all night. Enough said.

[PhilsPulls]

Originally Posted by Madlab7

I know Phil will not remember, but one of my favorite times working in baseball is when him and Carl Pavano were rehabbing in the minors in Greenville and we ended up staying out all night. Enough said.

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[hxcmilkshake]

Originally Posted by Madlab7

I know Phil will not remember, but one of my favorite times working in baseball is when him and Carl Pavano were rehabbing in the minors in Greenville and we ended up staying out all night. Enough said.

Was it the Carl Pavano bruised a$$ injury?

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[HYPTZEMDSTRPLES]

Welcome Phil’s Pulls. I subscribed to your channel. That is really neat a former player enjoys the hobby as much as the common individual does. I wish there was more like you.

[kyle1707]

I enjoy watching it... Cool calm videos... Not bragging or being annoying... Just showing cool PC stuff and opening a lot of the same stuff i like...

I just found it the other day... So maybe others have not seen it.. thought this was a crazy video..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KdbsKmk7wvI

[dani0100]

I have some friendly advice for Phil because in recent videos he's looking for feedback on content.

There's literally no need to post 15K cases every video, or even 1K cases. There are plenty of breaks happening out there with this content, and there's plenty of higher priced stuff in youtube videos.

What is a total goldmine and can't be found ANYWHERE on youtube or elsewhere, is Phil's stories, comments, thoughts on players, teams, etc., based on his playing experience. If Phil were to tell interesting anecdotes or maybe even small stories on the players he's pulling, this channel would instantly be the most interesting card content on YouTube.

You could open three packs of 2019 Topps Series 1 baseball and just say a little bit about experiences with the Twins/Padres/Yankees players pulled and it would be some of the most compelling content in the sports card world. Phil does a little of this right now, but it's few and far between and I think he's imagining that he has to show huge dollar hits and product to get viewers, but I don't think that's what people actually want. They're tuning in because Phi lis a very recently active MLBer whose played with a bunch of teams, in both leagues, and probably has a huge wealth of experience that touches on nearly every player in the game today. GOLDMINE!

[ATLOTP]

Phil's vids are great.

[preakness]

They're terrific

[Morgoth]

Originally Posted by dani0100

I have some friendly advice for Phil because in recent videos he's looking for feedback on content.

There's literally no need to post 15K cases every video, or even 1K cases. There are plenty of breaks happening out there with this content, and there's plenty of higher priced stuff in youtube videos.

What is a total goldmine and can't be found ANYWHERE on youtube or elsewhere, is Phil's stories, comments, thoughts on players, teams, etc., based on his playing experience. If Phil were to tell interesting anecdotes or maybe even small stories on the players he's pulling, this channel would instantly be the most interesting card content on YouTube.

You could open three packs of 2019 Topps Series 1 baseball and just say a little bit about experiences with the Twins/Padres/Yankees players pulled and it would be some of the most compelling content in the sports card world. Phil does a little of this right now, but it's few and far between and I think he's imagining that he has to show huge dollar hits and product to get viewers, but I don't think that's what people actually want. They're tuning in because Phi lis a very recently active MLBer whose played with a bunch of teams, in both leagues, and probably has a huge wealth of experience that touches on nearly every player in the game today. GOLDMINE!

I say do both and become legend

[spacewrangler]

Originally Posted by Morgoth

I say do both and become legend

Yeah personally I love watching the Dynasty breaks, not afraid to admit the high end stuff gets my clicks.

[newyorker]

Originally Posted by dani0100

I have some friendly advice for Phil because in recent videos he's looking for feedback on content.

There's literally no need to post 15K cases every video, or even 1K cases. There are plenty of breaks happening out there with this content, and there's plenty of higher priced stuff in youtube videos.

What is a total goldmine and can't be found ANYWHERE on youtube or elsewhere, is Phil's stories, comments, thoughts on players, teams, etc., based on his playing experience. If Phil were to tell interesting anecdotes or maybe even small stories on the players he's pulling, this channel would instantly be the most interesting card content on YouTube.

You could open three packs of 2019 Topps Series 1 baseball and just say a little bit about experiences with the Twins/Padres/Yankees players pulled and it would be some of the most compelling content in the sports card world. Phil does a little of this right now, but it's few and far between and I think he's imagining that he has to show huge dollar hits and product to get viewers, but I don't think that's what people actually want. They're tuning in because Phi lis a very recently active MLBer whose played with a bunch of teams, in both leagues, and probably has a huge wealth of experience that touches on nearly every player in the game today. GOLDMINE!

THIS. I sub to phil's channel to hear his little stories of the random forgotten players that he pulls.

[Giantrobot]

Originally Posted by dani0100

I have some friendly advice for Phil because in recent videos he's looking for feedback on content.

There's literally no need to post 15K cases every video, or even 1K cases. There are plenty of breaks happening out there with this content, and there's plenty of higher priced stuff in youtube videos.

What is a total goldmine and can't be found ANYWHERE on youtube or elsewhere, is Phil's stories, comments, thoughts on players, teams, etc., based on his playing experience. If Phil were to tell interesting anecdotes or maybe even small stories on the players he's pulling, this channel would instantly be the most interesting card content on YouTube.

You could open three packs of 2019 Topps Series 1 baseball and just say a little bit about experiences with the Twins/Padres/Yankees players pulled and it would be some of the most compelling content in the sports card world. Phil does a little of this right now, but it's few and far between and I think he's imagining that he has to show huge dollar hits and product to get viewers, but I don't think that's what people actually want. They're tuning in because Phi lis a very recently active MLBer whose played with a bunch of teams, in both leagues, and probably has a huge wealth of experience that touches on nearly every player in the game today. GOLDMINE!

Kinda like what that one guy on Yahoo Sports does with retired players...gives em a pack and they talk about the players they knew, stories, etc.

[PuddleMonkey]

The only card channel I subscribe to. The rest of you suck pretty bad.

[PhilsPulls]

Originally Posted by dani0100

I have some friendly advice for Phil because in recent videos he's looking for feedback on content.



There's literally no need to post 15K cases every video, or even 1K cases. There are plenty of breaks happening out there with this content, and there's plenty of higher priced stuff in youtube videos.



What is a total goldmine and can't be found ANYWHERE on youtube or elsewhere, is Phil's stories, comments, thoughts on players, teams, etc., based on his playing experience. If Phil were to tell interesting anecdotes or maybe even small stories on the players he's pulling, this channel would instantly be the most interesting card content on YouTube.



You could open three packs of 2019 Topps Series 1 baseball and just say a little bit about experiences with the Twins/Padres/Yankees players pulled and it would be some of the most compelling content in the sports card world. Phil does a little of this right now, but it's few and far between and I think he's imagining that he has to show huge dollar hits and product to get viewers, but I don't think that's what people actually want. They're tuning in because Phi lis a very recently active MLBer whose played with a bunch of teams, in both leagues, and probably has a huge wealth of experience that touches on nearly every player in the game today. GOLDMINE!

I do all of those things! But I also like high end stuff so I do that too. Thank you for the feedback


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