1992 Topps Baseball Forum

I just wanted clarification. The jimetal7272 sassiness comment to the thread was totally inappropriate where if you don’t have anything nice to say & have nothing to contribute to the conversation which helps the clarification of how to properly list a team name, please keep the comment to yourself because insults to a fellow members intelligence isn’t allowed in these forums. 
I now see the “Indians” on the back of this Manny Ramirez card.  I guess I just expected that the team name of “Cleveland Indians” would be what’s most prominently seen on the card & it wasn’t & the word “Cleveland” is just implied upon its omission. 
So in summary if the word “draft” or any type of abbreviation for draft is anywhere on the front or back of the card, it’s assumed to list the professional team name as the first choice in the hierarchy for assigning team name to the card?  FYI..nowhere on the card I see the exacted words “Drafted by” or “Signed by” but I do see  “Draft Pick” on the front side & “DRFT” on the back side. 

There was no insult in anything I said, neither intended, implied or to be contrived from. I said nothing directly at you nor intended side-shade to yourself. I went looking for the card you were discussing, couldn't find it and another member jumped in with the info you were looking for. I seriously had no clue you were discussing Manny and I learned something; I didn't know Manny wore that uniform. So much for trying to be helpful. And anyone who has known me over the yeas knows I do not do sassiness, don't attack another member and am more than willing to fall on my sword with a mea culpa when I'm wrong. But I have been known to do self-depreciating sarcasm (attacking myself) 

If you saw malice in anything Jim typed there, you're reading WAY more into it than you should be.

His first response was actually very polite.

His second response was clearly in reference to Bowersbird's assumption that it was actually Manny Ramirez's card you were questioning and not Raul Mondesi's. Never was that a comment aimed at you, but was actually him saying that he wasn't familiar enough with the set to get that.