RIPPING PACKS: FRANK THOMAS opens 1993 TOPPS! 

Love the Big Hurt.

We were pretty poor growing up but my mom still found a way to buy Frank Thomas's 1990 Leaf card for $60.00 at the time. She just passed a month ago and still have that card. You were my favorite Frank despite me being a Red Sox fan!

Love Big Frank. Seems like such a nice dude. And boy could he crush a ball.

Love that he spoke highly of Olerud - Thomas and John are two of my favorite players of all time.

The Big Hurt was robbed of a 3rd MVP in 2000 by the super juicer Giambi. His stats speak for himself, but it is incredible how many All-Star games he didn't make simply because of the cheaters that played the same position.

Another really awesome interview. Frank Thomas seems like a very nice guy. Who knew 1 pack of 93 Topps could bring up so many brilliant memories and stories. Loving these videos where its not about the flashy cards or high value or any of that. Really taking it back to what it felt like to open packs when I was younger.

I love Frank Thomas! I sent a 1990 Topps RC to him, and he actually sent it back, signed, with a letter, and poster. I wore #35 in high school because of him. What a classy guy!!

I met The Big Hurt 25 plus years ago and he was such an imposing figure physically but also such an amazingly cordial sweet man.

How doesn't this have 100k subs! Love it

how did they miss the chance to have Frank Thomas look for the no-name Frank Thomas?

What a great dude, gave every player respect, 1 of my favorite 3 all time favorite players, The BIG HURT

You need to get rid of the girl. She was being disrespectful

Baseball is trash today

My favorite player!

Great interview. Got to love how former players when they open packs, how they bang the deck on the table like playing cards. I want to cringe but I love it lol

He was #1 on Beckett's Hot List for 34 straight months!

smart guy, very respectful of other players, worthy Hall of Famer

Big hurt!!! I have over 6,000 of his cards. Everytime I get one I don't have l, it makes me smile. While everyone else was following Griffey living in Seattle, I was a white Sox fan following Frank Thomas. Mainly because when I asked Griffey to sign a card, he said "no". Shm...

Frank looks and sounds great. It was a please seeing him again and hearing his stories.

When Frank is flipping through cards, the deep respect he has for other ball players is refreshing. I'm tired of analysts (and fans) making it seem like if a player is not the best or doesn't put up big numbers, they can't play, contribute and have a successful career.

My personal collection favorite The Big Hurt is awesome

Great video!

Just saw Frank at pre-school.

I remember pulling Frank Thomas Rookies. Lol

Emily is so sweet.

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