Pack 17:
274 - Matt Williams Hardball Heroes
299 - Ray Durham
231 - Kevin Seitzer (I guess I don't give post-1987 Kevin Seitzer enough credit. He actually put together a pretty respectable 1995 season with Milwaukee, batting .311 with an OPS north of .800.)
247 - Roger Clemens
343 - Charlie Hayes
372 - Livan Hernandez Rookie (As the sands of time have passed, Livan Hernandez has somehow become the de facto "The" Rookie Card of this set.)
337 - Sean Berry
382 - Osvaldo Fernandez Rookie
335 - Paul Molitor
Pack 18:
201 - Frank Thomas
309 - Butch Huskey
241 - Harold Baines
271 - Gary Sheffield Hardball Heroes
373 - George Arias Rookie
315 - John Smoltz
344 - Andy Benes
399 - Chase Checklist (For the record, pictured on this card are Griffey, Thomas, Ripken, Maddux, Chipper and Piazza. And it's still not a good look.)
311 - Erik Hanson
Pack 19:
225 - John Olerud (I think someone out there is a John Olerud collector. I just can't remember at the moment. I have a ton of his cards from the junky era.)
269 - Wade Boggs Hardball Heroes
251 - Bret Saberhagen (Saberhagen is actually the founder of Sabermetrics.)
191 of 200 - Mark Grace .300 Series Starburst (Okay, these doofy dufex cards are starting to grow on me, much in the way that chrome cards started growing on me after I made endless fun of them originally.)
342 - Ryne Sandberg
397 - Greg Maddux N.L. Checklist
362 - Greg Gagne
330 - Tom Gordon
Pack 20:
236 - Randy Johnson
206 - Moises Alou
290 - Dwayne Hosey
283 - Raul Mondesi
348 - Ken Hill (I realize at this point that I have yet to show one of the backs of the cards, so here we go. And... now you know.)
377 - Brooks Kieschnick Rookie
320 - Gary DiSarcina
318 - Kirby Puckett .300 Series
Pack 21:
292 - Rod Beck (I thought about scanning his card, but the thought makes me somewhat uncomfortable.)
268 - Kirby Puckett Hardball Heroes
267 - Tony Gwynn Hardball Heroes
249 - J.T. Snow
324 - Juan Acevedo
334 - Wade Boggs .300 Series
389 - Terry Adams Rookie
396 - Chipper Jones N.L. Checklist
Pack 22:
253 - Ryan Klesko (Surfer dude again. The spots on the top of his photo that I originally thought might have been printing defects actually seem like they might be water spots on the camera lens. Cute.)
274 - Matt Williams Hardball Heroes
232 - Lenny Dykstra
266 - Chipper Jones Hardball Heroes (Him again.)
248 - Orel Hershiser
372 - Livan Hernandez Rookie
337 - Sean Berry
335 - Paul Molitor (I realized that I've now scanned 4 Molitor cards for blog purposes and they've all been from 1996, all featuring Molitor on the Twins.)
382 - Osvaldo Fernandez Rookie
308 - Hal Morris .300 Series
Pack 23:
263 - Sammy Sosa Hardball Heroes (I should have scanned this one. I don't think the guy on the front of the card is actually Sosa.)
245 - Vinny Castilla
212 - David Cone
276 - Tim Salmon Hardball Heroes
108 of 200 - Barry Bonds Starburst (Do Bonds cards have any actual value anymore? Could Pinnacle have chosen a worse photo than this?)
325 - Bip Roberts (I've been Bipped! In the... sort of... literal sense, I guess.)
345 - Sterling Hitchcock
306 - Mark Grace .300 Series
338 - Rickey Henderson (Far be it from me to keep track of Rickey Henderson's every move throughout his career, but I did find it somewhat surprising that he actually spent some time with the Padres before his 2001 tour with the franchise.)
374 - Steve Gibralter
Pack 24:
214 - Cal Ripken Jr.
278 - Manny Ramirez Hardball Heroes
204 - Alex Gonzalez
255 - Ken Griffey Jr. Hardball Heroes
308 - Hal Morris .300 Series (Again? I hate this card.)
347 - Julio Franco
376 - Jason Kendall Rookie
355 - Rick Aguilera
365 - Ernie Young
And that's it. It's time to unleash these cards on the unsuspecting masses.
If it wasn't for the dirt on the Bret Boone card I would think he was on the U.S. Curling Team at the Winter Olympics.
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