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In honor of the 20th Anniversary, here is the complete World Series roster of the 1996 Yankees, a great mixture of young talent (Jeter, Pettitte, Rivera) and veterans (Boggs, Raines, Strawberry, Fielder, etc.) It was the first Yankee title in my lifetime and beat a Braves team featuring 3 HOF pitchers who all had ERAs under 2.00.

Cy Young winners with a Topps Living card

The tops selling Topps Living Cards, the line seems to be losing momentum, but I hope to see it continue. I was surprised that none of the Bryce Harper cards made it or Griffey Jr. Pete Alonso also seemed low compared to other top rookies.

A sad list to update, remembering baseball players that passed away during their careers.

Cards the year after of the player who ended up making the final play of the World Series. I listed catchers if it was a strikeout for example. As a bonus where available I included a link to the Youtube video of the final out or hit.

Baseball players that have hit for the cycle since Bowman started. Inspired by the game Christian Yelich had last night for my Brewers. Also interesting that his former team, the Marlins, have never had a player hit for the cycle. Thanks Jeter!

Players that wore #00 in the NBA.

Not Pictured:
Milos Babic
Mike Bibby
Aaron Brooks
Tony Campbell
Art Long
Jacob Pullen

Between the Arcade version, SNES/Sega Genius, Sega CD, Game Boy, and Game Gear there were several different rosters to NBA Jam. I tried to put together cards of those who made it including the rumored custom versions and unlockable players. Shaq and Penny were never paired together which surprised me, also players such as Dennis Rodman, Shawn Bradley, Mugsey Bogues, Kevin Willis, Steve Smith and Dell Curry aren't in any version. I did not include tournament addition in this list.

Chicago Bulls players from 89-90 to 99-00 season in order of most points scored. This list covers the players that made yup the first 3 titles, then the first Jordan retirement, the second 3 titles, then the rebuild.

Similar to the Former Brewers list, here is a list of some former Cubs starting with the day that both Greg Maddux and Andre Dawson left.

List of players who played from 1990-99 for the Packers in order or most games with number of starts listed second. Even though these were the teams I grew up watching, there are a few guys on the list that I don't remember as Packers like Guy McIntyre who played twice as many regular season games as Andre Rison.

On his 45th Birthday, here is a list of cards for the Bartolo Colon who has appeared so far for 11 teams including twice with the Chicago White Sox. It is rare that a Cy Young winner bounces around this much, but along the way Big Sexy has 4 All Star selections and appeared in 1 World Series out of the bullpen for the Mets. He was not pitch in the postseason for the 1997 Indians.

The all time saves list using their last card while playing.

LaTroy Hawkins started 98 of his first 99 games in the Bigs before becoming exclusively a reliever. Over 21 seasons, Hawkins had a record of 75-94 with 4.31 ERA, 983 K's, and 127 Saves. Pitching for 11 franchises, Hawkins would reach the World Series with Colorado in 2007.

Bobby Bonilla is known mainly for once signing the richest contract in baseball and how the Mets are still paying him. Bonilla was a 6 time All Star and won a World Series with the Marlins in 1997. He batted .279 AVG, 2,010 Hits, and 287 HRs. After 16 seasons with 8 teams, Bonilla recieved 0.4% of the vote for the Hall of Fame.

Gary Sheffield was a 9 time All Star who won a World Series in 1997. Sheffield batted .292 AVG, 2,689 Hits, 509 HRs, and 253 Steals. Over 22 seasons, Sheffield played for 8 teams. Has reached 13.3% of the vote for the Hall of Fame.

David Wells was a 3 time All Star and twice won the World Series. He went 239-157 with a 4.13 ERA and 2,201 Strikeouts. Over 21 seasons, he played for 9 teams including multiple times with Toronto, New York, and San Diego. Famous for throwing a perfect game in 1998, yet received less than 1% vote for the Hall of Fame.

Roberto Hernandez was a 2 time All Star over his 17 years in the big leagues. With 10 franchises he went 67-71, with 3.45 ERA, 945 SO, and 326 Saves. 20 years ago today he was traded with Wilson Alvarez and Danny Darwin to San Francisco in a trade deadline blockbuster.

Royce Clayton was a 1 time All Star in his 17 years in the Majors. Playing for 11 teams he batted .258 AVG, 1,904 Hits, and 231 Steals. Twice led NL in Defensive WAR.

Though never an all-star over his 16 year career he played multiple positions and was a regular name moved around the trade deadline. He appeared for 11 teams batting .265 AVG, 2,004 Hits, and 253 HRs. Made the World Series in 2000 with the Mets batting .400.

Mike Morgan was a 1 time All Star, and picked up a World Series ring in 2001 with the Arizona Diamondbacks. Over his 22 seasons in the Majors, he pitched for 12 teams going 141-186 with 4.23 ERA and 1,403 K's.

Kenny Lofton was a 6 time All Star, 4 time Gold Glove winner, appeared in 2 World Series with career totals of .299 AVG, 2,428 Hits, and 622 Steals. Yet he only received 3.2% of the vote his one year on the ballot. He would play for 11 different teams along with 3 different stints with the Cleveland Indians.

Octavio Dotel played for a record 13 Major League teams in his career. He has cards with 11 of them. Dotel appeared in 758 games with a 3.78 ERA, 59-50 record, 109 saves. He did pick up a World Series ring in 2011 with the St. Louis Cardinals, despite taking a loss in game. 5.

In honor of Jose Fernandez, a list of rookie cards for Cuban defectors sorted in order of MLB signing. I am missing some guys, but this should cover the biggest names.

Topps card for the Home Run Derby champ the year they won.

Milwaukee Brewers Saves leaders using their most recent Brewer card.

The most recent card for the leading scorer by height.

The 1993 card for each member of the Baseball America Top 100 Prospects. It is interesting to look back on the players that panned out with Hall of Fame careers and the ones that never even played a game in the majors.

MLB hit leader by country born using newest card.

The last card for skilled position players who are nominees for the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2017.

Brewers that made Topps All Rookie Team

Starting pitcher for the Milwaukee Brewers. I mostly picked Topps cards but a couple Upper Decks fill in the blanks.

With the O.J. Mayo ban today, it got me wonder who else has been banned by the NBA.

Topps rookie cards for first round QBs taken since Troy Aikman.