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2014 Stadium Club Baseball HITS Team Player Grid No Autographs: Nationals, Twins, Padres, Royals Team Stadium Club Lone Star Beam Team BuyBack CoSigners Mike Trout Angels Mike Trout Mike Trout C.J. Cron Craig Biggio Astros George Springer Roger Clemens Luis Gonzalez Jeff Bagwell Jose Canseco Jose Canseco Athletics Mark McGwire Sonny Gray Rickey Henderson Blue Jays Marcus Stroman Evan Gattis Julio Teheran Fred McGriff Braves Mike Minor Hank Aaron Greg Maddux Greg Maddux Terry Pendleton John Smoltz Brewers Jean Segura Robin Yount Joe Kelly Matt Carpenter Mark McGwire Cardinals Kolten Wong Oscar Taveras Yadier Molina Michael Wacha Matt Adams Shelby Miller Andre Dawson Cubs Arismendy Alcantara Greg Maddux Junior Lake Chase Anderson Diamondbacks Chris Owings Paul Goldschmidt Maury Wills Clayton Kershaw Dodgers Yasiel Puig Clayton Kershaw Clayton Kershaw Sandy Koufax Clayton Kershaw Giants Willie Mays Albert Belle Indians Danny Salazar Omar Vizquel James Jones Roenis Elias Ken Griffey Mariners Ken Griffey Jr Stefen Romero Robinson Cano Ken Griffey Randy Johnson Mike Zunino Taijuan Walker Andrew Heaney Jake Marisnick Marlins Christian Yelich Jarrod Jose Fernandez Jose Fernandez Cliff Floyd Saltalamacchia Rafael Montero Mets David Wright Zack Wheeler Cal Ripken Jr Orioles Rafael Palmeiro Manny Machado Cal Ripken Jr Jonathan Schoop Mario Hollands Phillies Steve Carlton Mike Schmidt Gregory Polanco Pirates Starling Marte Ivan Rodriguez Ivan Rodriguez Juan Gonzalez Rangers Nolan Ryan Yu Darvish Nolan Ryan Juan Gonzalez Luis Sardinas Yu Darvish Yu Darvish Rays Evan Longoria Koji Uehara David Ortiz Red Sox Mike Napoli Dustin Pedroia Mookie Betts Joey Votto Reds Joey Votto Tony Cingrani Charlie Blackmon Rockies Troy Tulowitzki Troy Tulowitzki Max Scherzer Tigers Max Scherzer Miguel Cabrera Adam Eaton Erik Johnson White Sox Chris Sale Jose Abreu Jorge Posada Dean Anna Mariano Rivera Yankees Mariano Rivera Don Mattingly Reggie Jackson Yangervis Solarte Rickey Henderson.

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