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2012 Topps Chrome Base With 200 different subjects, including the following: Adam Jones Baltimore Orioles® Mark Trumbo Angels® Troy Tulowitzki Colorado Rockies™ Ian Kennedy Arizona Diamondbacks® Miguel Montero Arizona Diamondbacks® Adrian Gonzalez Boston Red Sox® Tommy Hanson Atlanta Braves™ Freddie Freeman Atlanta Braves™ Jason Heyward Atlanta Braves™ Tim Hudson Atlanta Braves™ Mark Reynolds Baltimore Orioles® Jon Lester Boston Red Sox® Kevin Youkilis Boston Red Sox® Clay Buchholz Boston Red Sox® Chipper Jones Atlanta Braves™ Matt Garza Chicago Cubs® Paul Konerko Chicago White Sox® Jay Bruce Cincinnati Reds® Johnny Cueto Cincinnati Reds® Aroldis Chapman Cincinnati Reds® Asdrubal Cabrera Cleveland Indians® Ubaldo Jimenez Cleveland Indians® Jacoby Ellsbury Boston Red Sox® Jhoulys Chacin Colorado Rockies™ Kyle Blanks San Diego Padres™ Jhonny Peralta Detroit Tigers® Alex Avila Detroit Tigers® Doug Fister Detroit Tigers® Eric Hosmer Kansas City Royals® Billy Butler Kansas City Royals® Melky Cabrera San Francisco Giants® James Loney Los Angeles Dodgers® Hanley Ramirez Miami Marlins™ Anibal Sanchez Miami Marlins™ Miguel Cabrera Detroit Tigers® Ryan Braun Milwaukee Brewers™ Zack Greinke Milwaukee Brewers™ Shaun Marcum Milwaukee Brewers™ Nyjer Morgan Milwaukee Brewers™ Ben Revere Minnesota Twins® David Wright New York Mets® Mark Teixeira New York Yankees® Matt Kemp Los Angeles Dodgers® Alex Rodriguez New York Yankees® Ivan Nova New York Yankees® Ryan Howard Philadelphia Phillies® Cole Hamels Philadelphia Phillies® Hunter Pence Philadelphia Phillies® Derek Jeter New York Yankees® Mat Latos Cincinnati Reds® Matt Cain San Francisco Giants® Madison Bumgarner San Francisco Giants® Brian Wilson San Francisco Giants® Pablo Sandoval San Francisco Giants® Brandon Belt San Francisco Giants® Ichiro Seattle Mariners™ Michael Pineda Seattle Mariners™ Roy Halladay Philadelphia Phillies® Matt Holliday St. Louis Cardinals® Jaime Garcia St. Louis Cardinals® Yadier Molina St. Louis Cardinals® David Price Tampa Bay Rays™ Desmond Jennings Tampa Bay Rays™ Ben Zobrist Tampa Bay Rays™ Cameron Maybin San Diego Padres™ Josh Hamilton Texas Rangers® Adrian Beltre Texas Rangers® Michael Young Texas Rangers® Mike Napoli Texas Rangers® Derek Holland Texas Rangers® Adam Lind Toronto Blue Jays® Mariano Rivera New York Yankees® Jayson Werth Washington Nationals® Michael Morse Washington Nationals® Jose Bautista Toronto Blue Jays® Ike Davis New York Mets® Justin Morneau Minnesota Twins® Dee Gordon Los Angeles Dodgers® Justin Verlander Detroit Tigers® Clayton Kershaw Los Angeles Dodgers® Jose Reyes Miami Marlins™ Chris Carpenter St. Louis Cardinals® James Shields Tampa Bay Rays™ Joe Mauer Minnesota Twins® Carlos Gonzalez Colorado Rockies™ Dustin Pedroia Boston Red Sox® Andrew McCutchen Pittsburgh Pirates® Ian Kinsler Texas Rangers® Elvis Andrus Texas Rangers® Mike Stanton Miami Marlins™ Dan Haren Angels® Ryan Zimmerman Washington Nationals® CC Sabathia New York Yankees® Carl Crawford Boston Red Sox® Dan Uggla Atlanta Braves™ Alex Gordon Kansas City Royals® Yovani Gallardo Milwaukee Brewers™ Nelson Cruz Texas Rangers® Rickie Weeks Milwaukee Brewers™ Shane Victorino Philadelphia Phillies® Prince Fielder Detroit Tigers® Aramis Ramirez Milwaukee Brewers™ Shin-Soo Choo Cleveland Indians® Brandon Phillips Cincinnati Reds® Brian McCann Atlanta Braves™ Drew Stubbs Cincinnati Reds® Ricky Romero Toronto Blue Jays® B.J. 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