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2020 MLB Stickers 1 Stephen Strasburg Washington Nationals® STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 2 Willie Mays WorldMVP Award Series™ TROPHY STICKERS 3 Washington Nationals™ Washington Nationals™ DUAL PANEL STICKERS 4 Washington Nationals™ Washington Nationals™ DUAL PANEL STICKERS 5 World Series TROPHY STICKERS 6 Anthony Rendon Washington Nationals® WORLD SERIES HIGHLIGHTS 7 Max Scherzer Washington Nationals® WORLD SERIES HIGHLIGHTS 8 Pete Alonso New York Mets™ CORPORATE PARTNERSHIP STANCE 9 Ozzie Albies Atlanta Braves™ CORPORATE PARTNERSHIP STANCE 10 Manny Machado San Diego Padres® CORPORATE PARTNERSHIP STANCE 11 Mookie Betts Boston Red Sox™ CORPORATE PARTNERSHIP STANCE 12 Aaron Judge New York Yankees™ CORPORATE PARTNERSHIP STANCE 13 Cody Bellinger Los Angeles Dodgers™ CORPORATE PARTNERSHIP STANCE 14 Home Run Apple New York Mets(TM) BALLPARK ICON STICKERS 15 Outgield Pool Arizona Diamondbacks™ BALLPARK ICON STICKERS 16 Rally Monkey Angels™ BALLPARK ICON STICKERS 17 Monument Park New York Yankees™ BALLPARK ICON STICKERS 18 Bernie Brewer™Slide Milwaukee Brewers™ BALLPARK ICON STICKERS 19 Minute Maid Park™Train Houston Astros™ BALLPARK ICON STICKERS 20 Green Monster WallBoston Red Sox™ BALLPARK ICON STICKERS 21 Wrigley Field(TM)Ivy-Covered ChicagoWalls Cubs™ BALLPARK ICON STICKERS 22 Trey Mancini Baltimore Orioles™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 23 Chris Davis Baltimore Orioles™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 24 John Means Baltimore Orioles™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 25 Cedric Mullins Baltimore Orioles™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 26 Orioles™ Orioles™ MASCOT STICKERS 27 Jackie Bradley Jr. Boston Red Sox™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 28 Xander Bogaerts Boston Red Sox™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 29 Wally The Green Monster™WallyThe Green Monster™ MASCOT STICKERS 30 Chris Sale Boston Red Sox™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 31 Andrew Benintendi Boston Red Sox™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 32 Tim Anderson Chicago White Sox™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 33 Jose Abreu Chicago White Sox™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 34 Eloy Jimenez Chicago White Sox™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 35 Lucas Giolito Chicago White Sox™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 36 White Sox™ MASCOT STICKERS 37 Francisco Lindor Cleveland Indians™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 38 Jose Ramirez Cleveland Indians™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 39 Slider™ MASCOT STICKERS 40 Carlos Carrasco Cleveland Indians™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 41 Carlos Santana Cleveland Indians™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 42 Miguel Cabrera Detroit Tigers™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 43 Jake Rogers Detroit Tigers™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 44 Joe Jimenez Detroit Tigers™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 45 Niko Goodrum Detroit Tigers™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 46 Paws™ MASCOT STICKERS 47 Max Scherzer Washington Nationals® FLAME THROWERS 48 Aroldis Chapman New York Yankees™ FLAME THROWERS 49 Noah Syndergaard New York Mets™ FLAME THROWERS 50 Josh Hader Milwaukee Brewers ™ FLAME THROWERS 51 Gerrit Cole New York Yankees™ FLAME THROWERS 52 Jordan Hicks St. Louis Cardinals™ FLAME THROWERS 53 Stephen Strasburg Washington Nationals® FLAME THROWERS 54 Justin Verlander Houston Astros™ FLAME THROWERS 55 Alex Bregman HoUston Astros™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 57 AL® Cy Young Award TROPHY STICKERS 58 AL® Rookie of the Year Award TROPHY STICKERS 59 Orbit™ MASCOT STICKERS 60 Jose Altuve HoUston Astros™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 61 Yordan Alvarez HoUston Astros™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 62 Whit Merrifield Kansas City Royals™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 63 Alex Gordon Kansas City Royals™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 64 Jakob Junis Kansas City Royals™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 65 Jorge Soler Kansas City Royals™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 66 Sluggerrr™ Kansas City Royals® MASCOT STICKERS 67 Albert Pujols Angels™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 68 Mike Trout Angels® STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 69 AL® MVP Award TROPHY STICKERS 70 Shohei Ohtani Angels™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 71 Anthony Rendon Angels™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 72 Jose Berrios Minnesota Twins™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 73 Jorge Polanco Minnesota Twins™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 74 Byron Buxton Minnesota Twins™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 75 Nelson Cruz Minnesota Twins™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 76 TC Bear™ TC Bear™ MASCOT STICKERS 77 Aaron Judge New York Yankees™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 78 Gleyber Torres New York Yankees™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 79 Luis Severino New York Yankees™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 80 Gary Sanchez New York Yankees™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 81 Matt Chapman Oakland Athletics™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 82 Matt Olson Oakland Athletics™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 83 Khris Davis Oakland Athletics™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 84 Jesus Luzardo Oakland Athletics™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 85 Athletics™ Athletics™ MASCOT STICKERS 86 Dan Vogelbach Seattle Mariners™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 87 Kyle Lewis Seattle Mariners™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 88 Mariner Moose™ Mariner Moose™ MASCOT STICKERS 89 Mitch Haniger Seattle Mariners™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 90 Justus Sheffield Seattle Mariners™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 91 Blake Snell Tampa Bay Rays™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 92 Willy Adames Tampa Bay Rays™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 93 Kevin Kiermaier Tampa Bay Rays™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 94 Charlie Morton Tampa Bay Rays™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 95 Raymond™ Raymond™ MASCOT STICKERS 96 Elvis Andrus Texas Rangers™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 97 Joey Gallo Texas Rangers™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 98 Rangers Captain™ RangersCaptain™ MASCOT STICKERS 99 Shin-Soo Choo Texas Rangers™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 100 Mike Minor Texas Rangers™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 101 Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Toronto BlUe Jays™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 102 Bo Bichette Toronto BlUe Jays™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 103 Cavan Biggio Toronto BlUe Jays™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 104 Trent Thornton Toronto BlUe Jays™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 105 BlUe Jays™ BlUe Jays™ MASCOT STICKERS 106 Bo Bichette Toronto Blue Jays® ROOKIES AND RISING STARS 107 Yordan Alvarez HoUston Astros™ ROOKIES AND RISING STARS 108 Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Toronto BlUe Jays™ ROOKIES AND RISING STARS 109 Eloy Jimenez Chicago White Sox™ ROOKIES AND RISING STARS 110 Brendan McKay Tampa Bay Rays™ ROOKIES AND RISING STARS 111 Michael Chavis Boston Red Sox™ ROOKIES AND RISING STARS 112 Luis Arraez Minnesota Twins™ ROOKIES AND RISING STARS 113 Austin Nola Seattle Mariners™ ROOKIES AND RISING STARS 114 Stan Musial St. LoUis Cardinals® TOPPS PLAYER OF THE DECADES 115 Willie Mays San Francisco Giants™ TOPPS PLAYER OF THE DECADES 116 Johnny Bench Cincinnati Reds® TOPPS PLAYER OF THE DECADES 117 Mike Schmidt Philadelphia Philies™ DUAL PANEL STICKERS 118 Mike Schmidt Philadelphia Philies™ DUAL PANEL STICKERS 119 Ken Griffey Jr. Seattle Mariners® TOPPS PLAYER OF THE DECADES 120 Albert Pujols St. LoUis Cardinals® TOPPS PLAYER OF THE DECADES 121 Mike Trout Angels™ DUAL PANEL STICKERS 122 Mike Trout Angels™ DUAL PANEL STICKERS 123 Tim Anderson Chicago White Sox™ LEAGUE LEADERS 124 Christian Yelich MilwaUkee Brewers™ LEAGUE LEADERS 125 Jorge Soler Kansas City Royals™ LEAGUE LEADERS 126 Pete Alonso New York Mets™ LEAGUE LEADERS 127 Jose Abreu Chicago White Sox™ LEAGUE LEADERS 128 Anthony Rendon Washington Nationals® LEAGUE LEADERS 129 Mallex Smith Seattle Mariners® LEAGUE LEADERS 130 Ronald Acuña Jr. Atlanta Braves™ LEAGUE LEADERS 131 Gerrit Cole Houston Astros™ LEAGUE LEADERS 132 Hyun-Jin Ryu Los Angeles Dodgers™ LEAGUE LEADERS 133 Justin Verlander Houston Astros™ LEAGUE LEADERS 134 Stephen Strasburg Washington Nationals® LEAGUE LEADERS 135 Gerrit Cole HoUston Astros™ LEAGUE LEADERS 136 Jacob deGrom New York Mets™ LEAGUE LEADERS 137 Roberto Osuna Houston Astros™ LEAGUE LEADERS 138 Kirby Yates San Diego Padres™ LEAGUE LEADERS 139 Ketel Marte Arizona Diamondbacks® STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 140 Jake Lamb Arizona Diamondbacks® STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 141 Diamondbacks™ Diamondbacks™ MASCOT STICKERS 142 Archie Bradley Arizona Diamondbacks® STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 143 Eduardo Escobar Arizona Diamondbacks® STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 144 Ronald Acuna Jr. Atlanta Braves™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 145 Ozzie Albies Atlanta Braves™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 146 Mike Soroka Atlanta Braves™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 147 Freddie Freeman Atlanta Braves™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 148 Blooper™ Blooper™ MASCOT STICKERS 149 Kris Bryant Chicago Cubs™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 150 Anthony Rizzo Chicago Cubs™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 151 Clark™ Clark™ MASCOT STICKERS 152 Nico Hoerner Chicago Cubs™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 154 Nick Senzel Cincinnati Reds™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 155 Aristides Aquino Cincinnati Reds™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 156 Joey Votto Cincinnati Reds™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 157 Trevor Bauer Cincinnati Reds™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 158 Rosie Red™ Rosie Red MASCOT STICKERS 159 Ichiro BEST OF TOPPS NOW STICKERS 160 Albert Pujols BEST OF TOPPS NOW STICKERS 161 Vladimir Guerrero Jr. BEST OF TOPPS NOW STICKERS 162 Justin Verlander BEST OF TOPPS NOW STICKERS 163 Pete Alonso BEST OF TOPPS NOW STICKERS 164 Washington Nationals® BEST OF TOPPS NOW STICKERS 165 Trevor Story Colorado Rockies™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 166 Nolan Arenado Colorado Rockies™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 167 Dinger™ Dinger™ MASCOT STICKERS 168 German Marquez Colorado Rockies™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 169 Charlie Blackmon Colorado Rockies™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 170 NL® MVP Award TROPHY STICKERS 171 Cody Bellinger Los Angeles Dodgers™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 172 Walker Buehler Los Angeles Dodgers™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 173 Justin Turner Los Angeles Dodgers™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 174 Clayton Kershaw Los Angeles Dodgers™ STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 175 Jesus Aguilar Miami Marlins® STANDARD PLAYER STICKERS 176 Isan
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