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Showing posts with label corey dickerson. Show all posts

Sunday, July 30, 2017

2017 PENNANT BOX BREAK - PACK 3

55. Victor Martinez

264. Craig Kimbrel


242. Danny Valencia

244. R.A. Dickey

20. Sonny Gray

206. Devon Travis

256. Ben Zobrist

180. Corey Dickerson

90. Dansby Swanson (RC)

FF3. Carlos Correa - Future Favorites


This pack brings the introduction of the Future Favorites insert. It showcases some of the youngest up-and-coming players in the league. Even though Carlos Correa has been in the league since 2015, he’s still just 22 years old. Have fun, AL West.

Wednesday, April 12, 2017

2017 SPIRIT BOX BREAK - PACK 4

94. Adam Duvall

158. Aaron Altherr

233. Ken Giles

146. Freddy Galvis

73. Ryan Buchter

74. Erasmo Ramirez

172. Mike Zunino

288. Corey Dickerson

270. Dansby Swanson (RC)

G33. Justin Grimm

K1. Max Scherzer - Kings

The Swanson rookie card is probably the noteworthy pull here. If he pans out like he’s hyped to, I think it has potential to become “iconic.” The Scherzer here introduces the Kings insert set. It features the 20-best strikeout pitchers of 2016. I went for a “regal” pattern to match the name of the set and decided to make it a K-shaped die-cut so it’d be a bit more unique. The only cut-out is on the right side, though, to reduce the likelihood of corner dings.

Wednesday, October 15, 2014

2014 Spirit Base: 631-645


#631 - David Peralta, #632 - Christian Bethancourt, #633 - Nick Hundley
Three colorful batting photos.


#634 - Brock Holt, #635 - Arismendy Alcantara, #636 - Hector Noesi
BROCK HOLT! That's a great shot of the ivy for Alcantara.


#637 - Logan Ondrusek, #638 - Cody Allen, #639 - Corey Dickerson
Am I the only one who gets Corey and Chris Dickerson mixed up?


#640 - Eugenio Suarez, #641 - Alex Presley, #642 - Christian Colon
It's a good thing I made the display size smaller for Series 3 because that Alex Presley photo would look really crappy any bigger. There weren't a lot of images of him I could find.


#643 - Efren Navarro, #644 - Miguel Rojas, #645 - Mike Dunn
It's my secret hope that Navarro somehow sticks in the league and has a big-time, backbreaking postseason homer so people can start calling him "Mother Efren' Navarro."