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Final Checklist Final Checklist Set Subset Name Checklist Note 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Al Kaline 01 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Albert Pujols 02 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Andre Dawson 03 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Bert Blyleven 04 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Bill Mazeroski 05 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Billy Williams 06 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Bob Gibson 07 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Brooks Robinson 08 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Bruce Sutter 09 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Cal Ripken Jr. 10 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Carlton Fisk 11 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Darryl Strawberry 12 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Dennis Eckersley 13 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Don Mattingly 14 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Don Sutton 15 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Doug Harvey 16 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Dwight Gooden 17 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Earl Weaver 18 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Eddie Murray 19 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Ferguson Jenkins 20 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Frank Robinson 21 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Frank Thomas 22 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Gaylord Perry 23 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Goose Gossage 24 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Greg Maddux 25 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Ichiro 26 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Ivan Rodriguez 27 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Jim Bunning 28 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Jim Palmer 29 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Jim Rice 30 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Joe Morgan 31 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common John Smoltz 32 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Johnny Bench 33 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Jose Canseco 34 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Lou Brock 35 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Luis Aparicio 36 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Mike Piazza 37 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Orlando Cepeda 38 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Ozzie Smith 39 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Paul Molitor 40 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Pedro Martinez 41 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Pete Rose 42 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Rafael Palmeiro 43 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Randy Johnson 44 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Red Schoendienst 45 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Reggie Jackson 46 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Rickey Henderson 47 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Roberto Alomar 48 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Rod Carew 49 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Rollie Fingers 50 MSP = Mega Short Print; SSP = Super Short Print; SP = Short Print (Short Print designations refer only to unnumbered silver versions, not serial-numbered versions) Final Checklist 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Ryne Sandberg 51 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Stan Musial 52 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Steve Carlton 53 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Tommy Lasorda 54 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Tony Gwynn 55 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Tony La Russa 56 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Wade Boggs 57 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Whitey Ford 58 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Whitey Herzog 59 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Base - Common Will Clark 60 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Milestone Stan Musial MM-01 1942 W.S. CHAMPS 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Milestone Stan Musial MM-02 1944 W.S. CHAMPS 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Milestone Stan Musial MM-03 1946 W.S. CHAMPS 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Milestone Stan Musial MM-04 1943 MVP 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Milestone Stan Musial MM-05 1946 MVP 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Milestone Stan Musial MM-06 1948 MVP 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Milestone Stan Musial MM-07 1943 BATTING CHAMP 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Milestone Stan Musial MM-08 1946 BATTING CHAMP 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Milestone Stan Musial MM-09 1948 BATTING CHAMP 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Milestone Stan Musial MM-10 1950 BATTING CHAMP 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Milestone Stan Musial MM-11 1951 BATTING CHAMP 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Milestone Stan Musial MM-12 1952 BATTING CHAMP 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Milestone Stan Musial MM-13 1957 BATTING CHAMP 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Milestone Stan Musial MM-14 1948 RBI CHAMP 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Milestone Stan Musial MM-15 1956 RBI CHAMP 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Milestone Stan Musial MM-16 JERSEY #6 RETIRED 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Milestone Stan Musial MM-17 ALL-CENTURY TEAM 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Milestone Stan Musial MM-18 HOF 1969 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Milestone Stan Musial MM-19 3630 CAREER HITS 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Milestone Stan Musial MM-20 24X ALL-STAR 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Auto Stan Musial MA-SM1 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Auto Stan Musial MA-SM2 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Auto Stan Musial MA-SM3 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Auto Stan Musial MA-SM4 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Auto Stan Musial MA-SM5 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Auto Stan Musial MA-SM6 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Auto Stan Musial MA-SM7 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Auto Stan Musial MA-SM8 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Auto Stan Musial MA-SM9 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Auto Stan Musial MA-SM10 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Auto Stan Musial MA-SM11 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Auto Stan Musial MA-SM12 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Auto Stan Musial MA-SM13 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Auto Stan Musial MA-SM14 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Auto Stan Musial MA-SM15 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Auto Stan Musial MA-SM16 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Auto Stan Musial MA-SM17 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Auto Stan Musial MA-SM18 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Auto Stan Musial MA-SM19 2015 Leaf Heroes of Baseball Blaster Musial Auto Stan Musial MA-SM20 MSP = Mega Short Print; SSP = Super Short Print; SP = Short Print (Short Print designations refer only to unnumbered silver versions, not serial-numbered versions).
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