2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock - Ash

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2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock

Ash

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  1   Frank Thomas SN3
3/31/1996: Leads off 1996 season with a bang
   Chicago White Sox
  2   Clayton Kershaw SN3
4/1/2013: Dodgers ace gets it done with bat and ball
   Los Angeles Dodgers
  3   Roger Clemens SN3
4/2/2001: Becomes all-time AL career strikeouts leader
   New York Yankees
  4   Dennis Eckersley SN3
4/3/1987: Star reliever dealt to Oakland Athletics
   Oakland Athletics
  5   Mark McGwire SN3
4/4/1998: Ties Willie Mays with HRs in first four games
   St. Louis Cardinals
  6   Arizona Diamondbacks SN3
4/5/1998: Diamondbacks win 1st game in Club history
   Arizona Diamondbacks
  7   Ken Griffey Jr. SN3
4/6/2009: Ties record with 8th career Opening Day HR
   Seattle Mariners
  8   Wade Boggs SN3
4/7/2000: Number 12 lifted to the rafters at Tropicana Field
   Tampa Bay Devil Rays
  9   Hideki Matsui SN3
4/8/2003: "Godzilla" cranks grand slam for first MLB HR
   New York Yankees
  10   Barry Zito SN3
4/9/2012: 4-hit gem is southpaw's 1st shutout in 9 years
   San Francisco Giants
  11   Roberto Clemente SN3
4/10/1962: Outfielder hits Opening Day grand slam
   Pittsburgh Pirates
  12   Miguel Cabrera SN3
4/11/2011: 2nd youngest player ever to reach 300 doubles
   Detroit Tigers
  13   Bobby Abreu SN3
4/12/2004: Hits 1st HR in new Citizens Bank Park
   Philadelphia Phillies
  14   Stan Musial SN3
4/13/1962: "Stan the Man" scores NL record 1,869th run
   St. Louis Cardinals
  15   Jose Canseco SN3
4/14/1999: 1st non-U.S. born player to reach 400 HRs
   Tampa Bay Devil Rays
  16   Major League Baseball SN3
4/15/1997: MLB honors Jackie Robinson 50 years after debut
  
  17   Manny Ramirez SN3
4/16/2005: 2-run HR, grand slam lead Red Sox win
   Boston Red Sox
  18   Nolan Ryan SN3
4/17/1983: Becomes 2nd pitcher ever to reach 3,500 Ks
   Houston Astros
  19   Tom Seaver SN3
4/18/1981: Reds ace reaches 3,000 career Ks
   Cincinnati Reds
  20   Oakland Athletics SN3
4/19/1981: 11 straight wins to open season set MLB record
   Oakland Athletics
  21   Carlos Delgado SN3
4/20/2001: 3-HR game marks 2nd of 2001 season
   Toronto Blue Jays
  22   Randy Johnson SN3
4/21/2002: Reaches 5th win of season in 17-K game
   Arizona Diamondbacks
  23   Felix Hernandez SN3
4/22/2013: 100th win puts ace in 3rd place in Club history
   Seattle Mariners
  24   Ted Williams SN3
4/23/1939: Rookie tallies 4 hits, 1st MLB HR
   Boston Red Sox
  25   Zack Greinke SN3
4/24/2009: Strikes out 10 batters in 2nd CG of season
   Kansas City Royals
  26   Albert Pujols SN3
4/25/2009: Launches grand slam to eclipse 1,000 RBI
   St. Louis Cardinals
  27   Mike Piazza SN3
4/26/2006: Hits 400th HR in front of crowd at Petco Park
   San Diego Padres
  28   Dexter Fowler SN3
4/27/2009: 5 stolen bases lead Colorado Rockies to win
   Colorado Rockies
  29   Larry Walker SN3
4/28/1999: 3 HRs lead Colorado Rockies past Cardinals
   Colorado Rockies
  30   Andre Dawson SN3
4/29/1987: Hits for cycle in front of crowd at Wrigley Field
   Chicago Cubs
  31   Joe Carter SN3
4/30/1994: Sets AL record with 31 RBI in April
   Toronto Blue Jays
  32   Babe Ruth SN3
5/1/1920: Hits 50th career HR, 1st with Yankees
   New York Yankees
  33   Stan Musial SN3
5/2/1954: Sets doubleheader record with 5 total HRs
   St. Louis Cardinals
  34   Willie McCovey SN3
5/3/1980: Hits 521st and final career home run
   San Francisco Giants
  35   Tim Hudson SN3
5/4/2011: Pitches a complete-game, 1-hit shutout
   Atlanta Braves
  36   Roger Clemens SN3
5/5/2004: Becomes 2nd all time with 4,137th career K
   Houston Astros
  37   Gaylord Perry SN3
5/6/1982: Becomes 15th pitcher to record 300 wins
   Seattle Mariners
  38   Starlin Castro SN3
5/7/2010: Posts incredible, record-breaking, 6-RBI debut
   Chicago Cubs
  39   Darryl Strawberry SN3
5/8/1983: Records first MLB hit in 10-5 win over Reds
   New York Mets
  40   Yu Darvish SN3
5/9/2014: Gets within one out of throwing first no-hitter
   Texas Rangers
  41   Larry Doby SN3
5/10/1948: Goes 4-for-6 in win at Fenway Park
   Cleveland Indians
  42   Adam Wainwright SN3
5/11/2013: Carries no-hitter into 8th inning in CG shutout
   St. Louis Cardinals
  43   Willie Mays SN3
5/12/1958: 1st grand slam in San Francisco Giants history
   San Francisco Giants
  44   George Brett SN3
5/13/1993: Becomes 6th player to record 3,000 hits, 300 HRs
   Kansas City Royals
  45   Dwight Gooden SN3
5/14/1996: Throws no-hitter against Seattle Mariners
   New York Yankees
  46   Nolan Ryan SN3
5/15/1973: Strikes out 12 in first career no-hitter
   California Angels
  47   Sammy Sosa SN3
5/16/2001: Becomes 33rd MLB player to reach 400 HRs
   Chicago Cubs
  48   Ivan Rodriguez SN3
5/17/2009: Connects for 300th career Major League homer
   Houston Astros
  49   Luis Gonzalez SN3
5/18/1999: Extends hitting streak to astonishing 30 games
   Arizona Diamondbacks
  50   Miguel Cabrera SN3
5/19/2013: Hits 3 HRs in single game for 2nd time in career
   Detroit Tigers
  51   Babe Ruth SN3
5/20/1919: Hits first career grand slam
   Boston Red Sox
  52   Randy Johnson SN3
5/21/2002: Brings career-strikeout tally to 3,500
   Arizona Diamondbacks
  53   Mike Piazza SN3
5/22/1998: Acquired by Mets from Marlins in historic trade
   New York Mets
  54   Rickey Henderson SN3
5/23/2000: Records 2,000th walk, in iconic company
   Seattle Mariners
  55   Ichiro SN3
5/24/2007: Has incredible showing in 1,000th MLB game
   Seattle Mariners
  56   Jim Thome SN3
5/25/2009: Passes Mike Schmidt on all-time HR list
   Chicago White Sox
  57   Derek Jeter SN3
5/26/2006: Becomes 8th Yankees player to reach 2,000 hits
   New York Yankees
  58   Paul Konerko SN3
5/27/2012: Hits 400th career HR
   Chicago White Sox
  59   Cal Ripken Jr. SN3
5/28/1996: Records career-high 8 RBI
   Baltimore Orioles
  60   Buster Posey SN3
5/29/2010: Goes 3-for-3 with 3 RBI in 1st game of 2010
   San Francisco Giants
  61   Ryan Howard SN3
5/30/2009: Hits 8th grand slam, sets Phillies record
   Philadelphia Phillies
  62   Lou Gehrig SN3
5/31/1938: Plays 2,000th straight game in 12-5 win
   New York Yankees
  63   Miguel Tejada SN3
6/1/2005: 3 doubles, HR lead 9-2 win over Red Sox
   Baltimore Orioles
  64   Ken Griffey Jr. SN3
6/2/2010: Superstar announces retirement from MLB
   Seattle Mariners
  65   Lou Gehrig SN3
6/3/1932: 1st AL player to hit 4 HRs in a single game
   New York Yankees
  66   Randy Johnson SN3
6/4/2009: Allows just 1 run to earn 300th career win
   San Francisco Giants
  67   Chipper Jones SN3
6/5/2008: Becomes 3rd switch-hitter ever to hit 400 HRs
   Atlanta Braves
  68   Trevor Hoffman SN3
6/6/2007: Throws scoreless 9th inning to record 500th save
   San Diego Padres
  69   Bryce Harper SN3
6/7/2010: Selected 1st overall in the MLB Draft
   Washington Nationals
  70   Tim Wakefield SN3
6/8/2010: Breaks Red Sox career innings-pitched record
   Boston Red Sox
  71   Darryl Strawberry SN3
6/9/1989: Hits 200th career HR
   New York Mets
  72   Bobby Abreu SN3
6/10/2012: Passes Mickey Mantle on all-time hits list
   Los Angeles Dodgers
  73   Nolan Ryan SN3
6/11/1990: Pitches 6th career no-hitter
   Texas Rangers
  74   Major League Baseball SN3
6/12/1939: National Baseball Hall of Fame formally dedicated
  
  75   Roger Clemens SN3
6/13/2003: Becomes 3rd pitcher with 300 wins, 4,000 Ks
   New York Yankees
  76   Ichiro SN3
6/14/2005: 3rd player to reach 1,000 hits in under 700 games
   Seattle Mariners
  77   Will Clark SN3
6/15/1999: Gets 2,000th hit, a 10th-inning, walk-off single
   Baltimore Orioles
  78   Ivan Rodriguez SN3
6/16/2009: Ties Carlton Fisk with 2,226th game as catcher
   Houston Astros
  79   Ted Williams SN3
6/17/1960: Becomes just 4th player to hit 500 career HRs
   Boston Red Sox
  80   Stephen Strasburg SN3
6/18/2010: Sets record for most Ks in 1st 3 starts with 32
   Washington Nationals
  81   Alex Rodriguez SN3
6/19/2015: Becomes 29th player to join 3,000 hits club
   New York Yankees
  82   Sammy Sosa SN3
6/20/2007: Becomes 5th player to hit 600 HRs
   Texas Rangers
  83   Carlton Fisk SN3
6/21/1989: Becomes all-time HR leader among AL catchers
   Chicago White Sox
  84   Wade Boggs SN3
6/22/1982: Hits first MLB HR, a walk-off over Tigers
   Boston Red Sox
  85   Jay Buhner SN3
6/23/1993: First Mariners player to hit for the cycle
   Seattle Mariners
  86   Rickey Henderson SN3
6/24/1979: Makes MLB debut, notches first-career steal
   Oakland Athletics
  87   Cal Ripken Jr. SN3
6/25/1988: Plays 1,000th consecutive MLB game
   Baltimore Orioles
  88   Ron Santo SN3
6/26/1960: Tallies 2 hits, 3 RBI in MLB debut
   Chicago Cubs
  89   Mark McGwire SN3
6/27/1987: Hits 3 HRs in 13-3 victory over Cleveland
   Oakland Athletics
  90   Craig Biggio SN3
6/28/2007: Becomes 27th player to join 3,000 hits club
   Houston Astros
  91   Randy Johnson SN3
6/29/2004: Records 4,000th-career strikeout
   Arizona Diamondbacks
  92   Chris Sale SN3
6/30/2015: Records 10+ Ks in 8th consecutive start
   Chicago White Sox
  93   Whitey Ford SN3
7/1/1950: Makes MLB debut
   New York Yankees
  94   Roger Clemens SN3
7/2/2007: Notches 350th career win
   New York Yankees
  95   Cecil Fielder SN3
7/3/1990: See ya! Home run blasted over left-field roof
   Detroit Tigers
  96   Albert Pujols SN3
7/4/2008: Crushes 300th home run of MLB career
   St. Louis Cardinals
  97   Larry Doby SN3
7/5/1947: Breaks Amerian League color barrier in MLB debut
   Cleveland Indians
  98   Steve Carlton SN3
7/6/1980: Becomes all-time left-handed strikeouts leader
   Philadelphia Phillies
  99   Jeff Bagwell SN3
7/7/2001: Ties Astros single-game RBI record with 7
   Houston Astros
  100   Joe Morgan SN3
7/8/1965: Breaks Astros single-game hits record with six
   Houston Astros

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