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CHECKLIST Fan Favorites 48 PRESENTED BY KEY FEATURES Officially Licensed • 24kt baseballs are a great addition to any collection Underwraps™ has more unique and multi-inscribed baseballs. Bigger names (past and present players) CHECKLIST Fan Favorites 48. Minnie Minoso 18. Greg Luzinski 8. Whitey Ford 1. Jose Abreu 49. Jack Morris 19. Raul Mondesi Jr 9. Bob Gibson 2. Pedro Alvarez 50. Mike Moustakas 20. Joe Morgan 10. Goose Gossage 3. Elvis Andrus 51. Mike Napoli 21. Phil Niekro 11. Reggie Jackson 4. Jake Arrieta 52. Tony Oliva 22. Jim Palmer 12. Al Kaline 5. Lance Berkman 53. David Ortiz 23. Milt Pappas 13. Pedro Martinez 6. Mookie Betts 54. Dave Parker 24. Tony Perez 14. Bill Mazeroski 7. Ryan Braun 55. Jake Peavy 25. Gaylord Perry 15. Willie McCovey 8. Jay Bruce 56. Joc Pederson 26. Tim Raines 16. Cal Ripken Jr 9. Kris Bryant 57. Michael Pineda 27. Bobby Richardson 17. Brooks Robinson 10. Clay Buchholz 58. Yasiel Puig 28. Francisco Rodriguez 18. Nolan Ryan 11. Matt Cain 59. Manny Ramirez 29. Don Sutton 19. Bruce Sutter 12. Robinson Cano 60. Jose Reyes 30. Mitch Williams 20. Billy Williams 13. Matt Carpenter 61. Anthony Rizzo 31. Ned Yost 21. Dave Winfield 14. Starlin Castro 62. Francisco Rodriguez 32. Kevin Youkilis 22. Robin Yount 15. Yoenis Cespedes 63. Ivan Rodriguez 33. Frank Howard 16. Roger Clemens 64. Chris Sale 34. Wade Boggs Hall of Famer Inscribed 17. Rocky Colavito 65. Pablo Sandoval 35. Mike Schmidt 1. Johnny Bench 18. Carlos Correa 66. Max Scherzer 2. Wade Boggs 19. Chris Davis 67. Gary Sheffield Game Used 3. Rod Carew 20. Wade Davis 68. Andrelton Simmons 1. Adam Jones 4. Steve Carlton 21. Jacob deGrom 69. Jorge Soler 2. Prince Fielder 5. Tom Glavine 22. John Farrell 70. George Springer 3. Paul Goldschmidt 6. Fergie Jenkins 23. Prince Fielder 71. Stephen Strasburg 4. Ozzie Guillen 7. Tony La Russa 24. Terry Francona 72. Jim Thome 5. Starling Marte 8. Tommy Lasorda 25. Freddie Freeman 73. Koji Uehara 6. Anthony Rizzo & Kris Bryant 9. Joe Morgan 26. Steve Garvey 74. Justin Upton 7. Noah Syndergaard 10. Phil Niekro 27. Kirk Gibson 75. Kevin Youkilis 11. Jim Palmer 28. Paul Goldschmidt 76. Michael Young 24 Karat Gold Ball 12. Tony Perez 29. Carlos Gonzalez 1. Kris Bryant 13. Gaylord Perry 30. Matt Harvey Inscribed 2. Carlos Correa 14. Mike Schmidt 31. Keith Hernandez 1. Jose Canseco 3. Carlton Fisk 15. Ozzie Smith 32. Matt Holliday 2. Mike Bacsik 4. Whitey Ford 16. Don Sutton 33. Ryan Howard 3. Johnny Bench 5. Cal Ripken Jr 34. Derek Jeter 4. Xander Bogaerts 6. Anthony Rizzo Multi-Signed 35. Adam Jones 5. Jim Bunning 7. Frank Robinson 1. 1975 Boston Red Sox (13 Sigs) 36. Jim Kaat 6. Rod Carew 8. Ryne Sandberg 2. Jorge Soler & Javier Baez 37. Clayton Kershaw 7. Steve Carlton 9. Max Scherzer 3. 2013 Boston Red Sox (20 Sigs) 38. Dallas Keuchel 8. Darren Daulton 10. Mike Schmidt 4. Former Philadelphia Phillies (24 Sigs) 39. Jason Kipnis 9. John Farrell 5. 2008 Philadelphia Phillies (22 Sigs) 40. Corey Kluber 10. Terry Francona Hall of Famer 6. 2015 Kansas City Royals (14 Sigs) 41. John Lackey 11. Tom Glavine 1. Hank Aaron 7. Bill Buckner & Mookie Wilson 42. Don Larsen 12. Cole Hamels 2. George Brett 8. Ralph Branca & Bobby Thomson 43. Fred Lynn 13. Fergie Jenkins 3. Lou Brock 9. Chicago Cubs 100th Anniversary (27 Sigs) 44. Manny Machado 14. Ubaldo Jimenez 4. Steve Carlton 10. Chicago Cubs Pitchers (8 Sigs) 45. Starling Marte 15. Jim Kaat 5. Orlando Cepeda 11. Former Chicago Cubs (8 Sigs) 46. Don Mattingly 16. Tommy Lasorda 6. Andre Dawson 47. Andrew McCutchen 17. Francisco Liriano 7. Carlton Fisk ©2016 Fanatics Mounted Memories, Inc. Approximate odds: Grand Prize - 1:2500, Game-Used Collection 1:350; 24k Gold Baseballs 1:250, Multi Signed 1:12, Hall of Famers 1:5, Inscription Collection 1:3; Fan Favorites 1:2 Stated odds reflect an average of the entire production run; no ratio is guaranteed to exist within an individual box or case..
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