
I'll admit it.  I really like minor league cards.  I like the idea of them, at least.  I don't like them being hobby exclusive, or three dollars a pack for 8 cards that are no more or less "premium" than the regular Topps base set.  I bought two packs recently after finally finding someone that actually sells them.  One is 
here.  Here's the other.

364 - Lars Anderson

380 - Su-Min Jung (The backs of the cards are quite similar to the base set, but there are no stats on the back to speak of.  I really, really don't like this.)

384 - Cody Rogers (Cody Rogers could not be more pleased with his life.)

438 - Bruce Billings (Baseball Prospectus 2011 breaks from its usual tone of sarcasm and negativity to say this about Billings: "his low-90s fastball and solid slider proved effective in his new role [in the bullpen].")

TT9 - Jeremy Hellickson Tools of the Trade (Numerous people in numerous places told me to draft this guy, so I did.  Let's hope those people were on to something.)

241 - Juan Carlos Sulbaran (DRAGONS!  Huge GE logo!  I love minor league baseball.)

293 - Robert Stock (Here's the token Cardinal prospect.  Stock's stock dipped a bit last season according to Baseball Prospectus.)

222 - Tanner Scheppers (You know those people who say "yeppers!" when they are acknowledging in the affirmative?  I don't like those people.)
 
I love this set too, but really can't afford to bust packs/wax. I've gotten a lot of my singles via SportLots, and I've been using them for TTM since once the Big League season starts, successes are few and far between.
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