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2014 Leaf Metal Draft Baseball Team Checklist 2014 Leaf Metal Draft Baseball Team Checklist Player Set Card # Rarity Team Joe Gatto Base Auto BA-JG2 Angels Sean Newcomb Base Auto BA-SN1 Angels Derek Fisher Base Auto BA-DF1 Astros Teoscar Hernandez Base Auto BA-TH1 Astros Matt Chapman Base Auto BA-MC3 Athletics Renato Nunez Base Auto BA-RN1 Athletics Dalton Pompey Base Auto - B BA-DP1 Blue Jays Dalton Pompey National Pride - B NP-DP1 Blue Jays Franklin Barreto Base Auto BA-FB1 SSP Blue Jays Jeff Hoffman Base Auto BA-JH1 Blue Jays Jeff Hoffman Top Picks TP-JH1 Blue Jays Max Pentecost Base Auto BA-MP1 Blue Jays Max Pentecost Top Picks TP-MP1 Blue Jays Sean Reid-Foley Base Auto BA-SRF Blue Jays Braxton Davidson Base Auto BA-BD1 SP Braves Jacob Gatewood Base Auto BA-JG3 MSP Brewers Kodi Medeiros Base Auto BA-KM1 Brewers Kodi Medeiros Top Picks TP-KM1 Brewers Monte Harrison Base Auto BA-MH1 SP Brewers Jack Flaherty Base Auto BA-JF1 SP Cardinals Luke Weaver Base Auto BA-LW1 Cardinals Carson Sands Base Auto BA-CS1 SP Cubs Dylan Cease Base Auto BA-DC1 Cubs Jake Stinnett Base Auto BA-JS3 Cubs Jorge Soler Base Auto - R BA-JS1 SSP Cubs Jorge Soler National Pride - R NP-JS1 Cubs Kris Bryant Base Auto BA-KB1 MSP Cubs Kyle Schwarber Base Auto BA-KS1 Cubs Kyle Schwarber State Pride SP-KS1 Cubs Kyle Schwarber Top Picks TP-KS1 Cubs Alex Jackson Base Auto BA-AJ1 Diamondbacks Alex Jackson Top Picks TP-AJ1 Diamondbacks Cody Reed Base Auto BA-CR1 Diamondbacks Darnell Sweeney Base Auto BA-DS2 Dodgers Grant Holmes Base Auto BA-GH1 Dodgers Aramis Garcia Base Auto BA-AG1 Giants Tyler Beede Base Auto BA-TB1 Giants Bradley Zimmer Base Auto BA-BZ1 SSP Indians Clint Frazier Base Auto BA-CF1 Indians Justus Sheffield Base Auto BA-JS2 SP Indians Mike Papi Base Auto BA-MP2 Indians Mike Papi State Pride SP-MP1 Indians D.J. 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Cameron Varga Base Auto BA-CV1 Rays Casey Gillaspie Base Auto BA-CG1 SSP Rays Michael Chavis Base Auto BA-MC1 SP Red Sox Michael Kopech Base Auto BA-MK1 Red Sox Rusney Castillo Leaf Q Preview Autograph #1 A-RC1 Red Sox Alex Blandino Base Auto BA-AB1 Reds Nick Howard Base Auto BA-NH1 Reds Taylor Sparks Base Auto BA-TS1 Reds Kyle Freeland Base Auto BA-KF1 Rockies Kyle Freeland Top Picks TP-KF1 Rockies Ryan Castellani Base Auto BA-RC1 Rockies Brandon Finnegan Base Auto BA-BF1 Royals Chase Vallot Base Auto BA-CV2 SP Royals Christian Binford Base Auto BA-CB1 Royals Foster Griffin Base Auto BA-FG1 Royals Scott Blewett Base Auto BA-SB1 Royals Derek Hill Base Auto BA-DH1 Tigers Byron Buxton Base Auto BA-BB1 MSP Twins Byron Buxton State Pride SP-BB1 SSP Twins Nick Burdi Base Auto BA-NB1 Twins Carlos Rodon Base Auto BA-CR2 SP White Sox Carlos Rodon State Pride SP-CR1 White Sox Carlos Rodon Top Picks TP-CR1 White Sox Francellis Montas Base Auto BA-FM1 White Sox Spencer Adams Base Auto BA-SA1 White Sox Jacob Lindgren Base Auto BA-JL1 Yankees Luis Severino Base Auto BA-LS1 MSP Yankees Luis Severino National Pride NP-LS1 SSP Yankees Luis Torrens Base Auto BA-LT1 SSP Yankees www.groupbreakchecklists.com Player Set Card # Rarity Team Alonzo Jones Perfect Game Auto PGM-AJ1 NONE Ashe Russell Perfect Game Auto PGM-AR1 NONE Austin Riley Perfect Game Auto PGV-AR2 NONE Austin Smith Perfect Game Auto PGM-AS1 NONE Beau Burrows Perfect Game Auto PGM-BB1 NONE Brandt Stallings Perfect Game Auto PGM-BS1 NONE Brendan Rodgers Perfect Game Auto PGM-BR1 NONE Cadyn Grenier Perfect Game Auto PGM-CG1 NONE Chris Betts Perfect Game Auto PGM-CB1 NONE Christifer Andritsos Perfect Game Auto PGM-CA1 NONE Christopher Chatfield Perfect Game Auto PGM-CC1 NONE Cornelius Randolph Perfect Game Auto PGM-CR1 NONE Daniel Reyes Perfect Game Auto PGM-DR1 NONE Dazmon Cameron Perfect Game Auto PGM-DC1 NONE Devin Davis Perfect Game Auto PGM-DD1 NONE Doak Dozier Perfect Game Auto PGM-DD2 NONE Drew Finley Perfect Game Auto PGM-DF1 NONE Greg Pickett Perfect Game Auto PGM-GP1 NONE Hogan Harris Perfect Game Auto PGM-HH1 NONE Isiah Gilliam Perfect Game Auto PGM-IG1 NONE Jahmai Jones Perfect Game Auto PGM-JJ1 NONE Joe DeMers Perfect Game Auto PGM-JD1 NONE John Aiello Perfect Game Auto PGM-JA1 NONE Johnny Manziel Base Auto - R BA-JM1 MSP NONE Jonathan India Perfect Game Auto PGM-JI1 NONE Josh Naylor Perfect Game Auto PGM-JN1 NONE Juan Hillman Perfect Game Auto PGM-JH1 NONE Justin Hooper Perfect Game Auto PGM-JH2 NONE Ke'Bryan Hayes Perfect Game Auto PGM-KH1 NONE Kep Brown Perfect Game Auto PGM-KP1 NONE Kody Clemens Perfect Game Auto PGM-KC1 NONE Kolby Allard Perfect Game Auto PGM-KA1 NONE Kyle Dean Perfect Game Auto PGM-KD1 NONE Kyle Molnar Perfect Game Auto PGM-KM1 NONE Kyle Tucker Perfect Game Auto PGM-KT1 NONE Lucas Wakamatsu Perfect Game Auto PGM-LW1 NONE Luken Baker Perfect Game Auto PGM-LB1 NONE Mike Nikorak Perfect Game Auto PGM-MN1 NONE Mitchell Hansen Perfect Game Auto PGM-MH1 NONE Nicholas Shumpert Perfect Game Auto PGM-NS1 NONE Nick Fortes Perfect Game Auto PGM-NF1 NONE Patrick Sandoval Perfect Game Auto PGM-PS1 NONE Ryan Cole McKay Perfect Game Auto PGM-RCM NONE Ryan Johnson Perfect Game Auto PGM-RJ1 NONE Ryan Mountcastle Perfect Game Auto PGM-RM1 NONE Tristin English Perfect Game Auto PGM-TE1 NONE Triston McKenzie Perfect Game Auto PGM-TM1 NONE Wyatt Cross Perfect Game Auto PGM-WC1 NONE www.groupbreakchecklists.com.
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