If you're a fan of the U.S. Supreme Court bobbleheads that can be found on the desks of powerhouse lawyers and law professors nationwide, you'll like the new brainchild of the bobbleheads' creator: Supreme Court baseball cards. The first one, commemorating Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. as the Court's "pitcher," shows Roberts in the image of Mordecai "Three Fingers" Brown, the famed Chicago Cubs pitcher who, like the chief justice, grew up in Indiana.
November 09, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
If you’re a fan of the U.S. Supreme Court bobbleheads that can be found on the desks of powerhouse lawyers and law professors nationwide, then you’ll like the next brainchild of the bobbleheads’ creator: Supreme Court baseball cards.
The first one, commemorating Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. as the Court’s “pitcher,” has been issued to cognoscenti who subscribe to the unconventional law review Green Bag. Editor Ross Davies, who commissioned the bobbleheads, cooked up the trading cards too.
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