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BASE SET U-1 Bo Bichette Toronto Blue Jays® RC Debut U-2 Adam Engel Chicago White Sox® U-3 Turner/Difo Washington Nationals® Combo U-4 Mike Trout Angels® AS U-5 Starlin Castro Washington Nationals® U-6 Mike Moustakas Cincinnati Reds® U-7 Bregman/Alvarez Houston Astros® Combo U-8 Buster Posey San Francisco Giants® AS U-9 Ken Griffey Jr. Seattle Mariners™ HR Derby U-10 Anthony Alford Toronto Blue Jays® U-11 Chris Owings Colorado Rockies™ U-12 Aaron Bummer Chicago White Sox® U-13 Jose Martinez Tampa Bay Rays™ U-14 Giancarlo Stanton Miami Marlins® HR Derby U-15 Aaron Judge New York Yankees® AS U-16 Phillip Diehl Colorado Rockies™ RC U-17 Josh Fuentes Colorado Rockies™ U-18 Felix Pena Angels® U-19 Yasmani Grandal Chicago White Sox® U-20 Francisco Cervelli Miami Marlins® U-21 Kyle Lewis Seattle Mariners™ RC Debut U-22 Cody Stashak Minnesota Twins® RC U-23 Cheslor Cuthbert Chicago White Sox® U-24 Buck Farmer Detroit Tigers® U-25 Josh Taylor Boston Red Sox® RC U-26 Kyle Gibson Texas Rangers® U-27 Kyle Ryan Chicago Cubs® U-28 Eduardo Nunez New York Mets® U-29 Aristides Aquino Cincinnati Reds® RC Debut U-30 Yasmany Tomas Arizona Diamondbacks® U-31 Curt Casali Cincinnati Reds® U-32 Drew Pomeranz San Diego Padres™ U-33 Alex Verdugo Boston Red Sox® U-34 Justin Verlander Houston Astros® Active Leaders U-35 Kyle Farmer Cincinnati Reds® U-36 Robinson Cano New York Yankees® HR Derby U-37 Yoenis Cespedes Oakland Athletics™ HR Derby U-38 Albert Pujols Angels® Active Leaders U-39 Kevin Plawecki Boston Red Sox® U-40 Antonio Senzatela Colorado Rockies™ U-41 Josh Lindblom Milwaukee Brewers™ U-42 Kris Bryant Chicago Cubs® AS U-43 Alex Blandino Cincinnati Reds® U-44 Jorge Alcala Minnesota Twins® RC U-45 Zack Wheeler Philadelphia Phillies® U-46 Jose Suarez Angels® U-47 Jose Peraza Boston Red Sox® U-48 Sandy Leon Cleveland Indians® U-49 Jared Walsh Angels® U-50 Nolan Arenado Colorado Rockies™ AS U-51 Matt Davidson Cincinnati Reds® U-52 Kyle Higashioka New York Yankees® U-53 Brad Miller St. Louis Cardinals® U-54 Alex Avila Minnesota Twins® U-55 Miguel Cabrera Detroit Tigers® AS U-56 Lane Thomas St. Louis Cardinals® U-57 Yoan Lopez Arizona Diamondbacks® U-58 Erick Mejia Kansas City Royals® RC U-59 Ryan Howard Philadelphia Phillies® HR Derby U-60 Brendan McKay Tampa Bay Rays™ RC Debut U-61 Jedd Gyorko Milwaukee Brewers™ U-62 David Ortiz Boston Red Sox® HR Derby U-63 Terrance Gore Los Angeles Dodgers® U-64 Alex Bregman Houston Astros® AS U-65 Yoshi Tsutsugo Tampa Bay Rays™ RC U-66 Max Scherzer Washington Nationals® Active Leaders U-67 Michael Fulmer Detroit Tigers® U-68 Greg Garcia San Diego Padres™ U-69 Derek Holland Pittsburgh Pirates® U-70 Skye Bolt Oakland Athletics™ U-71 Jesus Aguilar Miami Marlins® U-72 Drew Butera Colorado Rockies™ U-73 Todd Frazier Texas Rangers® U-74 Harper/Segura Philadelphia Phillies® Combo U-75 Pedro Martinez Boston Red Sox® AS U-76 Edwin Encarnacion Chicago White Sox® Active Leaders U-77 Jalen Beeks Tampa Bay Rays™ U-78 Joe Jimenez Detroit Tigers® U-79 Sean Poppen Minnesota Twins® RC U-80 Cody Bellinger Los Angeles Dodgers® AS U-81 Junior Guerra Arizona Diamondbacks® U-82 Kenley Jansen Los Angeles Dodgers® Active Leaders U-83 Trent Grisham San Diego Padres™ RC U-84 Yusmeiro Petit Oakland Athletics™ U-85 Felix Hernandez Seattle Mariners™ AS U-86 Josh Harrison Philadelphia Phillies® U-87 Zack Greinke Houston Astros® Active Leaders U-88 Craig Kimbrel Chicago Cubs® Active Leaders U-89 Brian Johnson Boston Red Sox® U-90 Clayton Kershaw Los Angeles Dodgers® Active Leaders U-91 Julio Teheran Angels® U-92 Jacob deGrom New York Mets® Active Leaders U-93 Tyler White Los Angeles Dodgers® U-94 Jesus Luzardo Oakland Athletics™ RC Debut U-95 Domingo Santana Cleveland Indians® U-96 Logan Morrison Milwaukee Brewers™ U-97 Donovan Solano San Francisco Giants® U-98 Jose Iglesias Baltimore Orioles® U-99 Cesar Hernandez Cleveland Indians® U-100 David Price Los Angeles Dodgers® U-101 Nick Dini Kansas City Royals® RC U-102 Kevin Ginkel Arizona Diamondbacks® RC U-103 Michael Hermosillo Angels® U-104 Grayson Greiner Detroit Tigers® U-105 Jake Newberry Kansas City Royals® RC U-106 Meibrys Viloria Kansas City Royals® U-107 Eric Thames Washington Nationals® U-108 Taylor Ward Angels® U-109 Pedro Strop Cincinnati Reds® U-110 Mark McGwire St. Louis Cardinals® HR Derby U-111 Rich Hill Minnesota Twins® U-112 Nik Turley Pittsburgh Pirates® RC U-113 Devin Williams Milwaukee Brewers™ RC U-114 Josh Phegley Chicago Cubs® U-115 Brad Peacock Houston Astros® U-116 Robinson Chirinos Texas Rangers® U-117 Cameron Maybin Detroit Tigers® U-118 Frank Schwindel Detroit Tigers® RC U-119 Mike Trout Angels® Active Leaders U-120 Stevie Wilkerson Baltimore Orioles® U-121 Ichiro Seattle Mariners™ AS U-122 Tino Martinez New York Yankees® HR Derby U-123 Neil Walker Philadelphia Phillies® U-124 David Ortiz Boston Red Sox® AS U-125 Chris Martin Atlanta Braves™ U-126 Jhoulys Chacin Minnesota Twins® U-127 Ryan Weber Boston Red Sox® U-128 Jonathan Davis Toronto Blue Jays® U-129 Hunter Pence San Francisco Giants® U-130 Richie Martin Baltimore Orioles® U-131 Alex Reyes St. Louis Cardinals® U-132 Daniel Descalso Chicago Cubs® U-133 Chris Iannetta New York Yankees® U-134 Gleyber Torres New York Yankees® AS U-135 Brandon Dixon Detroit Tigers® U-136 David McKay Detroit Tigers® U-137 Touki Toussaint Atlanta Braves™ U-138 Tommy Pham San Diego Padres™ U-139 Greg Allen Cleveland Indians® U-140 Clayton Kershaw Los Angeles Dodgers® Active Leaders U-141 Jonathan Villar Miami Marlins® U-142 Albert Pujols Angels® Active Leaders U-143 Francisco Lindor Cleveland Indians® AS U-144 Betts/Torres American League™ Combo U-145 Ronald Acuña Jr. Atlanta Braves™ AS U-146 Andrew Knizner St. Louis Cardinals® U-147 Robinson Cano New York Mets® Active Leaders U-148 Pete Alonso New York Mets® HR Derby U-149 Nick Solak Texas Rangers® RC Debut U-150 Ken Griffey Jr. Seattle Mariners™ HR Derby U-151 Jairo Diaz Colorado Rockies™ U-152 Sam Haggerty Seattle Mariners™ RC U-153 Robert Stephenson Cincinnati Reds® U-154 Mariano Rivera New York Yankees® AS U-155 Zach Davies San Diego Padres™ U-156 Wilmer Flores San Francisco Giants® U-157 Deivy Grullon Philadelphia Phillies® RC U-158 Jason Kipnis Chicago Cubs® U-159 Steven Souza Jr. Chicago Cubs® U-160 Richard Bleier Baltimore Orioles® U-161 Jake Marisnick New York Mets® U-162 Giovanny Gallegos St. Louis Cardinals® U-163 JT Riddle Pittsburgh Pirates® U-164 Sam Travis Texas Rangers® U-165 Kyle Wright Atlanta Braves™ U-166 Adolis Garcia Texas Rangers® U-167 Yoshi Hirano Seattle Mariners™ U-168 Keynan Middleton Angels® U-169 Yadier Molina St. Louis Cardinals® AS U-170 Travis Shaw Toronto Blue Jays® U-171 Bryse Wilson Atlanta Braves™ U-172 Tyler Wade New York Yankees® U-173 Edwin Encarnacion Chicago White Sox® U-174 Logan Forsythe Philadelphia Phillies® U-175 Diego Castillo Tampa Bay Rays™ U-176 Brock Holt Milwaukee Brewers™ U-177 Andy Burns Toronto Blue Jays® RC U-178 Jarrod Dyson Pittsburgh Pirates® U-179 Jeff Hoffman Colorado Rockies™ U-180 C.J. Cron Detroit Tigers® U-181 Mitch Moreland Boston Red Sox® U-182 Josh Tomlin Atlanta Braves™ U-183 Steve Cishek Chicago White Sox® U-184 Miguel Cabrera Detroit Tigers® Active Leaders U-185 Max Scherzer Washington Nationals® AS U-186 Rowdy Tellez Toronto Blue Jays® U-187 Pete Alonso New York Mets® AS U-188 Luis Severino New York Yankees® U-189 Johnny Davis Tampa Bay Rays™ RC U-190 Ken Griffey Jr. Seattle Mariners™ AS U-191 Zack Greinke Houston Astros® Active Leaders U-192 Ian Miller Chicago Cubs® RC U-193 Miguel Cabrera Detroit Tigers® Active Leaders U-194 Justin Verlander Houston Astros® AS U-195 Daniel Hudson Washington Nationals® U-196 Nestor Cortes Seattle Mariners™ RC U-197 Zach Green San Francisco Giants® RC U-198 Hunter Renfroe Tampa Bay Rays™ U-199 Adeiny Hechavarria Atlanta Braves™ U-200 Anthony Rendon Angels® U-201 Anthony Rizzo Chicago Cubs® AS U-202 Asdrubal Cabrera Washington Nationals® U-203 Austin Pruitt Houston Astros® U-204 Eric Davis Cincinnati Reds® HR Derby U-205 Kenta Maeda Minnesota Twins® U-206 Asher Wojciechowski Baltimore Orioles® U-207 Jorge Lopez Kansas City Royals® U-208 Randy Arozarena Tampa Bay Rays™ RC U-209 Cal Ripken Jr. Baltimore Orioles® AS U-210 Gabe Speier Kansas City Royals® RC U-211 Drew Smyly San Francisco Giants® U-212 Jordan Lyles Texas Rangers® U-213 Keury Mella Arizona Diamondbacks® U-214 Kendall Graveman Seattle Mariners™ U-215 Joey Votto Cincinnati Reds® Active Leaders U-216 Sean Murphy Oakland Athletics™ RC Debut U-217 Andrew Suarez San Francisco Giants® U-218 Chapman/Olson Oakland Athletics™ Combo U-219 Zack Greinke Houston Astros® Active Leaders U-220 Alec Mills Chicago Cubs® U-221 Joe Panik Toronto Blue Jays® U-222 Scott Barlow Kansas City Royals® U-223 Chris Devenski Houston Astros® U-224 Cy Sneed Houston Astros® RC U-225 Jharel Cotton Chicago Cubs® U-226 Franchy Cordero San Diego Padres™ U-227 Garrett Richards San Diego Padres™ U-228 Starling Marte Arizona Diamondbacks® U-229 Giancarlo Stanton Miami Marlins® AS U-230 Cal Ripken Jr. Baltimore Orioles® HR Derby U-231 Jordy Mercer Detroit Tigers® U-232 Jason Castro Angels® U-233 Mike Montgomery Kansas City Royals® U-234 Gavin Lux Los Angeles Dodgers® RC Debut U-235 Javier Baez Chicago Cubs® AS U-236 Bartolo Colon New York Mets® Active Leaders U-237 Clayton Kershaw Los Angeles Dodgers® AS U-238 Tim Locastro Arizona Diamondbacks® U-239 Jefry Rodriguez Cleveland Indians® U-240 Justin Verlander Houston Astros® Active Leaders U-241 Tyler Heineman San Francisco Giants® RC U-242 Ty France San Diego Padres™ U-243 Mike Trout Angels® Active Leaders
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  • Boston Red Sox (82-57) Vs

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