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2013 Bowman Chrome Baseball Base & Prospects Non-Hits ANGELS Base Prospects Player # Player # C.J 2013 Bowman Chrome Baseball Base & Prospects Non-Hits ANGELS Base Prospects Player # Player # C.J. Wilson 26 Mike Piazza BCP130 Mike Trout 50 R.J. Alvarez BCP170 Jered Weaver 63 Wade Hinkle BCP181 Josh Hamilton 110 Mark Trumbo 125 Nick Maronde -RC 130 Albert Pujols 133 Astros Base Prospects Player # Player # Jose Altuve 194 Nolan Fontana BCP112 Nick Tropeano BCP179 Tyler Heineman BCP180 Andrew Aplin BCP199 Lance McCullers BCP200 Athletics Base Prospects Player # Player # Tommy Milone 27 Addison Russell BCP113 Yoenis Cespedes 34 Renato Nunez BCP132 Coco Crisp 161 B.J. Boyd BCP203 Josh Reddick 177 Nate Freiman -RC 202 Sean Doolittle -RC 212 Blue Jays Base Prospects Player # Player # Jose Reyes 3 Roberto Osuna BCP182 Edwin Encarnacion 70 Anthony Alford BCP208 Jose Bautista 90 Brett Lawrie 153 R.A. Dickey 156 Brandon Morrow 160 Melky Cabrera 182 Josh Johnson 206 Braves Base Prospects Player # Player # Mike Minor 13 Mauricio Cabrera BCP114 Alex Wood -RC 14 Luis Merejo BCP151 Tim Hudson 53 Andry Ubiera BCP159 Jason Heyward 56 Jose Peraza BCP187 Craig Kimbrel 58 Justin Upton 96 Freddie Freeman 114 B.J. Upton 142 Evan Gattis -RC 209 Kris Medlen 211 Brian McCann 214 Brewers Base Prospects Player # Player # Jean Segura 144 Victor Roache BCP127 Yovani Gallardo 151 Jimmy Nelson BCP140 Ryan Braun 175 Tyrone Taylor BCP158 Corey Hart 179 Cardinals Base Prospects Player # Player # Carlos Beltran 35 Breyvic Valera BCP167 Adam Wainwright 38 Allen Craig 93 Lance Lynn 95 Jaime Garcia 112 Shelby Miller -RC 116 Michael Wacha -RC 121 David Freese 126 Jason Motte 137 Trevor Rosenthal -RC 139 Jon Jay 148 Matt Holliday 167 Yadier Molina 210 Carlos Martinez -RC 217 Cubs Base Prospects Player # Player # Kyuji Fujikawa -RC 8 Marco Hernandez BCP115 Jeff Samardzija 65 Arismendy Alcantara BCP119 Anthony Rizzo 129 Rock Shoulders BCP178 Starlin Castro 187 Albert Almora BCP206 Dustin Geiger BCP209 Diamondbacks Base Prospects Player # Player # Alfredo Marte -RC 55 Daniel Watts BCP111 Wade Miley 86 Stryker Trahan BCP123 Adam Eaton -RC 123 Jake Lamb BCP161 Aaron Hill 143 Ryan Court BCP166 Didi Gregorius -RC 147 David Holmberg BCP168 Paul Goldschmidt 152 Michael Perez BCP197 Ian Kennedy 163 Miguel Montero 178 Tyler Skaggs -RC 188 Dodgers Base Prospects Player # Player # Josh Beckett 47 Onelki Garcia BCP118 Hanley Ramirez 60 Corey Seager BCP125 Matt Kemp 66 Jeremy Rathjen BCP142 Yasiel Puig -RC 78 Adrian Gonzalez 101 Hyun-Jin Ryu -RC 154 Matt Magill -RC 190 Andre Ethier 196 Paco Rodriguez -RC 218 Clayton Kershaw 220 Giants Base Prospects Player # Player # Tim Lincecum 20 Edwin Escobar BCP117 Marco Scutaro 41 Gustavo Cabrera BCP136 Ryan Vogelsong 69 Chris Stratton BCP154 Buster Posey 72 Adalberto Mejia BCP171 Madison Bumgarner 74 Joan Gregorio BCP185 Barry Zito 85 Mac Williamson BCP220 Matt Cain 150 Hunter Pence 158 Angel Pagan 176 Mike Kickham -RC 216 Indians Base Prospects Player # Player # Jason Kipnis 52 Jorge Martinez BCP145 Carlos Santana 67 Mitch Brown BCP188 Nick Swisher 87 Luigi Rodriguez BCP216 Asdrubal Cabrera 141 Michael Bourn 146 Mark Reynolds 191 Trevor Bauer 204 Mariners Base Prospects Player # Player # Brandon Maurer -RC 10 Tyler Pike BCP194 Felix Hernandez 25 Luiz Gohara BCP215 Mike Morse 43 Mike Zunino -RC 71 Hisashi Iwakuma 79 Nick Franklin -RC 140 Carter Capps -RC 168 Jesus Montero 183 Marlins Base Prospects Player # Player # Rob Brantly -RC 4 Viosergy Rosa BCP164 Giancarlo Stanton 18 Drew Steckenrider BCP183 Adeiny Hechavarria -RC 23 Jose Fernandez -RC 103 Marcell Ozuna -RC 108 Mets Base Prospects Player # Player # Jeurys Familia -RC 12 Jack Leathersich BCP116 Ike Davis 32 Rainy Lara BCP153 Zack Wheeler -RC 49 Matt Reynolds BCP157 Jon Niese 165 Luis Mateo BCP196 David Wright 173 Rafael Montero BCP204 Nationals Base Prospects Player # Player # Bryce Harper 1 Jordan Zimmermann 33 Eury Perez -RC 64 Ryan Zimmerman 80 Anthony Rendon -RC 97 Ian Desmond 98 Nate Karns -RC 115 Jayson Werth 155 Stephen Strasburg 164 Gio Gonzalez 198 Orioles Base Prospects Player # Player # Wei-Yin Chen 37 Parker Bridwell BCP162 Chris Davis 102 Eduardo Rodriguez BCP207 Dylan Bundy -RC 134 Adam Jones 159 Kevin Gausman -RC 181 Jim Johnson 185 Manny Machado -RC 205 Padres Base Prospects Player # Player # Casey Kelly -RC 11 Max Fried BCP138 Yonder Alonso 22 Zach Eflin BCP135 Jedd Gyorko -RC 44 Jeremy Baltz BCP147 Yasmani Grandal 92 Matt Wisler BCP149 Chase Headley 195 Adys Portillo BCP175 Yeison Asencio BCP189 Phillies Base Prospects Player # Player # Ben Revere 17 Deivi Grullon BCP128 Carlos Ruiz 29 Carlos Tocci BCP165 Jonathan Pettibone -RC 62 Dylan Cozens BCP186 Roy Halladay 88 Cody Asche BCP192 Cole Hamels 107 Ryan Howard 169 Cliff Lee 180 Michael Young 208 Pirates Base Prospects Player # Player # Starling Marte 7 Tyler Glasnow BCP134 Gerrit Cole -RC 30 Matt Curry BCP163 A.J. Burnett 105 Jin-De Jhang BCP211 Andrew McCutchen 136 Rangers Base Prospects Player # Player # Elvis Andrus 5 C.J. Edwards BCP144 Nelson Cruz 45 Yohander Mendez BCP176 Yu Darvish 46 Hanser Alberto BCP198 Jurickson Profar -RC 57 Jorge Alfaro BCP213 Mike Olt -RC 83 Matt Harrison 99 Derek Holland 106 Joe Nathan 124 Adrian Beltre 157 Ian Kinsler 203 Rays Base Prospects Player # Player # Wil Myers -RC 2 Andrew Toles BCP156 Matt Moore 6 Patrick Leonard BCP202 Fernando Rodney 51 Alex Colome -RC 54 Ben Zobrist 73 Jake Odorizzi -RC 76 Desmond Jennings 111 Evan Longoria 149 David Price 219 Red Sox Base Prospects Player # Player # Jon Lester 42 Deven Marrero BCP120 Jacoby Ellsbury 61 Francellis Montas BCP129 Jackie Bradley Jr. -RC 89 Tzu-Wei Lin BCP133 Will Middlebrooks 91 Ty Buttrey BCP139 Allen Webster -RC 135 Henry Owens BCP150 Dustin Pedroia 162 Pat Light BCP152 David Ortiz 170 Keury de la Cruz BCP219 Reds Base Prospects Player # Player # Joey Votto 15 Dan Langfield BCP124 Homer Bailey 84 Ismael Guillon BCP143 Brandon Phillips 94 Shin-Soo Choo 113 Johnny Cueto 117 Jay Bruce 118 Todd Frazier 127 Mat Latos 131 Tony Cingrani -RC 189 Aroldis Chapman 201 Rockies Base Prospects Player # Player # Nolan Arenado -RC 24 Wilfredo Rodriguez BCP148 Troy Tulowitzki 36 Derek Jones BCP169 Dexter Fowler 104 Julian Yan BCP193 Wilin Rosario 174 Tom Murphy BCP201 Carlos Gonzalez 186 Royals Base Prospects Player # Player # Billy Butler 21 Miguel Almonte BCP131 Alex Gordon 40 Alexis Rivera BCP141 Eric Hosmer 77 Cameron Gallagher BCP177 James Shields 109 Kyle Smith BCP205 Mike Moustakas 122 Salvador Perez 132 Tigers Base Prospects Player # Player # Avisail Garcia -RC 31 Harold Castro BCP126 Justin Verlander 100 Austin Schotts BCP184 Austin Jackson 128 Danry Vasquez BCP190 Doug Fister 184 Bruce Rondon -RC 192 Prince Fielder 193 Miguel Cabrera 200 Torii Hunter 213 Twins Base Prospects Player # Player # Aaron Hicks -RC 9 Adam Walker BCP121 Kyle Gibson -RC 28 J.T. Chargois BCP137 Oswaldo Arcia -RC 39 Jose Berrios BCP191 Joe Mauer 138 Jorge Polanco BCP212 Josh Willingham 145 White Sox Base Prospects Player # Player # Adam Dunn 59 Erik Johnson BCP122 Jake Peavy 82 Nestor Molina BCP173 Chris Sale 119 Andre Rienzo BCP210 Alex Rios 120 Courtney Hawkins BCP217 Yankees Base Prospects Player # Player # Curtis Granderson 16 Nik Turley BCP146 Mariano Rivera 19 Taylor Dugas BCP155 Kevin Youkilis 48 Miguel Andujar BCP160 Brett Marshall -RC 68 Saxon Butler BCP172 Robinson Cano 75 Rafael De Paula BCP174 Adam Warren -RC 81 Gabriel Encinas BCP195 Vidal Nuno -RC 166 Luis Torrens BCP214 Alex Rodriguez 171 Tommy Kahnle BCP218 CC Sabathia 172 Hiroki Kuroda 197 Mark Teixeira 199 Melky Mesa -RC 207 Derek Jeter 215.
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