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BASE BASE CARDS 1 Jorge Soler Chicago Cubs® 2 Ryan Braun BASE BASE CARDS 1 Jorge Soler Chicago Cubs® 2 Ryan Braun Milwaukee Brewers™ 3 Joey Gallo Texas Rangers® 4 Justin Verlander Detroit Tigers® 5 Kyle Waldrop Cincinnati Reds® Rookie 6 Luke Maile Tampa Bay Rays™ Rookie 7 John Lamb Cincinnati Reds® Rookie 8 Denise Austin Fitness Instructor 9 Tom Glavine Atlanta Braves™ 10 Jason Sklar Comedian 11 Howie Kendrick Los Angeles Dodgers® 12 Trevor Story Colorado Rockies™ Rookie 13 Kevin Gausman Baltimore Orioles® 14 Kendrys Morales Kansas City Royals® 15 Mark Trumbo Baltimore Orioles® 16 Trayce Thompson Los Angeles Dodgers® Rookie 17 Ian Desmond Texas Rangers® 18 Kolten Wong St. Louis Cardinals® 19 Rollie Fingers Oakland Athletics™ 20 Michael Pineda New York Yankees® 21 Ben Zobrist Chicago Cubs® 22 Francisco Rodriguez Detroit Tigers® 23 Addison Russell Chicago Cubs® 24 Max Kepler Minnesota Twins® Rookie 25 Charlie Blackmon Colorado Rockies™ 26 John Lackey Chicago Cubs® 27 Matt Duffy San Francisco Giants® 28 Elvis Andrus Texas Rangers® 29 Jay Bruce Cincinnati Reds® 30 Curtis Granderson New York Mets® 31 Brad Ziegler Arizona Diamondbacks® 32 Falcon 9 Rocket LAUNCH VEHICLE 33 Ender Inciarte Atlanta Braves™ 34 Rick Klein Political Analyst 35 Jayson Werth Washington Nationals® 36 Alex Rodriguez New York Yankees® 37 Dawn Spacecraft PLANETARY PROBE 38 David Peralta Arizona Diamondbacks® 39 Paul Goldschmidt Arizona Diamondbacks® 40 Jordan Zimmermann Detroit Tigers® 41 Drew Smyly Tampa Bay Rays™ 42 Cuban Embassy DIPLOMATIC RESTORATION 43 Jake Odorizzi Tampa Bay Rays™ 44 Miguel Castro Colorado Rockies™ Rookie 45 Laurence Leavy Marlins® Super Fan 46 Ben Revere Washington Nationals® 47 Corey Dickerson Tampa Bay Rays™ 48 J.T. Realmuto Miami Marlins® 49 Ketel Marte Seattle Mariners™ Rookie 50 Daniel Murphy Washington Nationals® 51 A.J. Ramos Miami Marlins® 52 Adam Eaton Chicago White Sox® 53 Logan Forsythe Tampa Bay Rays™ 54 Jose Abreu Chicago White Sox® 55 Hector Rondon Chicago Cubs® 56 Carlos Correa Houston Astros® 57 Jim Rice Boston Red Sox® 58 Freddie Freeman Atlanta Braves™ 59 Billy Hamilton Cincinnati Reds® 60 Devin Mesoraco Cincinnati Reds® 61 Miguel Cabrera Detroit Tigers® 62 Dellin Betances New York Yankees® 63 Monica Abbott Softball Player 64 Steve Schirripa Actor 65 Hisashi Iwakuma Seattle Mariners™ 66 Miguel Sano Minnesota Twins® Rookie 67 Melky Cabrera Chicago White Sox® 68 Dexter Fowler Chicago Cubs® 69 Roberto Alomar Cleveland Indians® 70 Chase Headley New York Yankees® 71 Matt Reynolds New York Mets® Rookie 72 Jake McGee Colorado Rockies™ 73 James Shields San Diego Padres™ 74 Brian Dozier Minnesota Twins® 75 Mike Moustakas Kansas City Royals® 76 Collin McHugh Houston Astros® 77 Kevin Pillar Toronto Blue Jays® 78 Jose Berrios Minnesota Twins® Rookie 79 Dustin Garneau Colorado Rockies™ Rookie 80 Edwin Encarnacion Toronto Blue Jays® 81 Brian Johnson Boston Red Sox® Rookie 82 Gerardo Parra Colorado Rockies™ 83 David Wright New York Mets® 84 Robinson Cano Seattle Mariners™ 85 Prince Fielder Texas Rangers® 86 Adam Jones Baltimore Orioles® 87 Craig Kimbrel Boston Red Sox® 88 Jose Fernandez Miami Marlins® 89 Dallas Keuchel Houston Astros® 90 George Lopez Actor 91 Nick Hundley Colorado Rockies™ 92 Steven Matz New York Mets® 93 Mike Piazza New York Mets® 94 Todd Frazier Chicago White Sox® 95 Jimmy Nelson Milwaukee Brewers™ 96 Jason Kipnis Cleveland Indians® 97 Kyle Schwarber Chicago Cubs® Rookie 98 Michael Conforto New York Mets® Rookie 99 Luis Severino New York Yankees® Rookie 100 Rob Refsnyder New York Yankees® Rookie 101 Roger Clemens New York Yankees® 102 Aaron Nola Philadelphia Phillies® Rookie 103 Carlos Martinez St. Louis Cardinals® 104 Byron Buxton Minnesota Twins® 105 Alex Dickerson San Diego Padres™ Rookie 106 Steve Spurrier College Football Coach 107 Matt Stonie Hot Dog Eating Champion 108 Justin Turner Los Angeles Dodgers® 109 Eduardo Rodriguez Boston Red Sox® 110 Michele Steele Sportscaster 111 Lorenzo Cain Kansas City Royals® 112 Kris Bryant Chicago Cubs® 113 Alcides Escobar Kansas City Royals® 114 Randy Sklar Comedian 115 Brad Miller Tampa Bay Rays™ 116 Jose Reyes Colorado Rockies™ 117 Robin Yount Milwaukee Brewers™ 118 Evan Gattis Houston Astros® 119 Gennady Golovkin Boxer 120 Kenta Maeda Los Angeles Dodgers® Rookie 120 Julio Urias Los Angeles Dodgers® Rookie 121 Corey Seager Los Angeles Dodgers® Rookie 122 Andrew Heaney Angels® 123 Alex Cobb Tampa Bay Rays™ 124 Jonathan Lucroy Milwaukee Brewers™ 125 Carl Edwards Jr. Chicago Cubs® Rookie 126 Greg Bird New York Yankees® Rookie 127 Lucas Duda New York Mets® 128 Aroldis Chapman New York Yankees® 129 Zack Greinke Arizona Diamondbacks® 130 Gregory Polanco Pittsburgh Pirates® 131 Brooks Robinson Baltimore Orioles® 132 Leigh Steinberg Agent 133 Joc Pederson Los Angeles Dodgers® 134 Henry Owens Boston Red Sox® 135 Luis Gonzalez Arizona Diamondbacks® 136 Matt Kemp San Diego Padres™ 137 Marcus Semien Oakland Athletics™ 138 Cord McCoy Rodeo Champion 139 Gio Gonzalez Washington Nationals® 140 Caleb Cotham Cincinnati Reds® Rookie 141 Colin Rea San Diego Padres™ Rookie 142 Jake Arrieta Chicago Cubs® 143 Adrian Gonzalez Los Angeles Dodgers® 144 Matt Holliday St. Louis Cardinals® 145 Mike Greenberg Sportscaster 146 Evan Longoria Tampa Bay Rays™ 147 Martin Prado Miami Marlins® 148 Kole Calhoun Angels® 149 Michael Brantley Cleveland Indians® 150 Eric Hosmer Kansas City Royals® 151 David Ortiz Boston Red Sox® 152 Gary Sanchez New York Yankees® Rookie 153 Jung Ho Kang Pittsburgh Pirates® 154 Ervin Santana Minnesota Twins® 155 Brandon Phillips Cincinnati Reds® 156 Jason Heyward Chicago Cubs® 157 Gerrit Cole Pittsburgh Pirates® 158 Joe McKeehen Poker Champion 159 Brett Gardner New York Yankees® 160 Steve Kerr Basketball Coach 161 Vinny G Reality TV Personality 162 Josh Harrison Pittsburgh Pirates® 163 Zach Lee Los Angeles Dodgers® Rookie 164 Steven Souza Jr. Tampa Bay Rays™ 165 Nelson Cruz Seattle Mariners™ 166 Morgan Spurlock Filmmaker 167 Jeff Samardzija San Francisco Giants® 168 Don Mattingly New York Yankees® 169 Adrian Beltre Texas Rangers® 170 Max Scherzer Washington Nationals® 171 Brandon Crawford San Francisco Giants® 172 Joe Morgan Cincinnati Reds® 173 Billy Burns Oakland Athletics™ 174 Frankie Montas Los Angeles Dodgers® Rookie 175 Jonathan Schoop Baltimore Orioles® 176 Neil Walker New York Mets® 177 Mark Teixeira New York Yankees® 178 David Robertson Chicago White Sox® 179 Jen Welter Assistant Football Coach 180 Ryne Sandberg Chicago Cubs® 181 Alex Wood Los Angeles Dodgers® 182 Nolan Arenado Colorado Rockies™ 183 Andrew McCutchen Pittsburgh Pirates® 184 Mookie Betts Boston Red Sox® 185 J.D. 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