Showing posts with label randall delgado. Show all posts
Showing posts with label randall delgado. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 11, 2017

2017 SPIRIT BOX BREAK - PACK 3

217. Kevin Pillar

283. Adrian Gonzalez

195. Michael Tonkin

267. Max Kepler

78. Yangervis Solarte

254. Randall Delgado

75. Martin Perez

159. Ryan Flaherty

93. Jose Leclerc (RC)

20. Collin McHugh (Gold Parallel)

ART1. Gary Sanchez - All Rookie Team

The All Rookie Team insert set features 2007′s top-performing rookies at every position. Here’s the full checklist:
ART1. Gary Sanchez - C
ART2. Tommy Joseph - 1B
ART3. Ryan Schimpf - 2B
ART4. Ryon Healy - 3B
ART5. Corey Seager - SS
ART6. Trea Turner - OF
ART7. Tyler Naquin - OF
ART8. Nomar Mazara - OF
ART9. Steven Matz - LHP
ART10. Michael Fulmer - RHP
ART11. Seung Hwan Oh - RP

Tuesday, September 23, 2014

2014 Spirit Base: 451-460


#451 - Randall Delgado
Not a fan of Arizona's black jerseys or hats.

#452 - Craig Kimbrel
Since Delgado got the leaning forward/hanging arm pose that's Kimbrel's signature, here's a subdued post-save fist pump.


#453 - Matt Wieters
Since you won't find him on any Topps cards I figured it would be good to show a clear shot of his face. Maybe collectors outside of Baltimore will be able to remember what he looks like.

#454 - Craig Breslow
If you squint just right, his forearm looks like he has a huge chin.


#455 - Emilio Bonifacio
One of the most fun names to pronounce.

#456 - Jose Abreu
Well I guess he lived up to the hype.


#457 - Chris Heisey
Great shot with the hand-operated scoreboard in the background.

#458 - Danny Salazar
Salazar's had a decent 2014. Corey Kluber's emergence has probably tempered expectations for him a bit.


#459 - Drew Stubbs
Stubbs is having a bit of a comeback season, posting an OPS over .800 for the first time in his career.

#460 - Justin Verlander
Conversely, this is Verlander's worst season since he became an elite pitcher. Who would've thought he'd be the 4th- or 5th-best starter on the Tigers before this season started?