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Extremely limited issue from club in the Alaska Baseball League.

Includes first-ever cards of:

Scott Snodgress (Stanford)  One of top pitching prospects in 2009 Alaska Baseball League; named #4 top pro prospect by both Baseball America and Perfect Game Crosschecker. Snodgress is a tall lefty with overpowering stuff. Finished second in ABL in strikeouts with 51.

Kyle Barraclough (St. Mary's CA) Named #9 top pro prospect in 2009 ABL by Perfect Game Crosschecker. Listed as one of Top 50 Freshman Prospects in nation prior to 2009 season by Baseball America.

Stephen Hagen (Eastern Oklahoma State) Selected in 42nd round of 2009 draft by Oakland. Led all NJCAA hitters in home runs in 2009.

Josh Corrales (Long Beach State) One of top relief pitchers in 2009 Alaska Baseball League; named #14 top pro prospect in 2009 ABL by Perfect Game Crosschecker.

Mark Tracy (Duquense) Son of Rockies interim manager Jim Tracy. Chosen by the Rockies in the 49th round of 2009 draft.

Cody Kendall (Fresno State) Named 2009 Alaska Baseball League All-Star.

Also includes cards of:

Ryan Fisher (UC Irvine) Named #16 top pro prospect in 2009 ABL by Perfect Game Crosschecker.

Crosby Slaught (UC Irvine) Named #21 top pro prospect in 2009 ABL by Perfect Game Crosschecker

Chris Ellison  (Oklahoma) Named Rawlings High School All-America prior to senior year of high school.

Extremely limited stadium giveaway issue from club in the Alaska Baseball League.

Includes first-ever cards of:

Joe Gardner (Ohlone)  Chosen in 3rd round of 2009 draft by Cleveland from UC Santa Barbara. Named #3 pro prospect in the 2008 ABL by Perfect Game. Dominated league at 6-0, 0.92 and limited opponents to a .191 average. Attending UC Santa Barbara and is one of top pitching prospects in nation.

Vince Belnome (Padres) Chosen in 28th round of 2009 draft by San Diego from West Virginia. Named to the 2009 Northwest League All-Star team after hitting .297 with 10 homers and 44 RBIs in 65 games.

Kawika Emsley-Pai  (Lewis-Clark State) One of top prep catchers in nation in 2007. Transfer from University of Texas. Named 8th-best pro prospect in 2008 ABL by Baseball America.

Anthony Aliotti (A's) Selected in 15th round of 2009 draft by Oakland from St. Mary's, CA.

Justin Anderson (Orioles) Picked in 24th round of 2009 draft by Baltimore from Louisiana-Monroe.

Seth Harvey (Washington State) Selected by Angels in 43rd round of 2009 draft. Named the #9 pro prospect in 2008 ABL by Baseball America.

Francis Larson (UC Irvine) Named #24 pro prospect in 2008 ABL by Perfect Game.

Checklist: Logo Card Checklist 1 Tom Myers (Head Coach) 2 Anthony Aliotti (St. Mary's, CA) 3 Justin Anderson (Central Arizona College) 4 Vince Belnome (West Virginia) 5 Brandon Berl (St. Mary's, CA) 6 Will Currier (Duke) 7 Tre Dennis (Southwestern/Long Beach State) 8 Brandon Dixon (Orange Coast College) 9 Erik Draxton (Phoenix College) 10 Kawika Emsley-Pai  (Lewis-Clark State) 11 Joe Gardner (Ohlone College) 12 Jeremy Gould (Duke) 13 Seth Harvey (Washington State) 14 Bryan Horst (UC Riverside) 15 Ross Humes (Washington State) 16 Garry Kuykendall (Washington State) 17 Francis Larson (UC Irvine) 18 Dan Lombardozzi (Coastal Carolina) 19 Steve Mabeus (Lane Community College) 20 Kevin Matsumoto (Hawaii) 21 Ryan McCurdy (Duke) 22 Kyle Mihalyo (UC Davis) 23 Jake Plancich (Allan Hancock College) 24 P.J. Sequeira (Santa Rosa JC) 25 Jarryd Summers (West Virginia) 26 Bryce Uhrig (Santa Barbara City) 27 Daniel Boyle (Coach Consumnes River College) 28 Dennis Machado (Coach UC Bakersfield) 29 Team Photo

Extremely limited issue from club in the Coastal Plain League. Includes first-ever cards of:

Scott Diamond (Binghamton) Signed with Atlanta as free agent. Named #7 pro prospect in 2006 CPL by Baseball America and #5 prospect by Perfect Game; led all starting pitchers with a 0.50 ERA while recording a 55-13 strikeout-to-walk ratio in 54 innings pitched; attended Binghamton University from Guelph, Ontario, Canada.

Casey Hodges (Patrick Henry CC) Led Mount Olive to the Division II National Championship in 2008 and was drafted by Atlanta Braves in the 23rd Round. Hodges recorded a 2.47 ERA and walked just 16 and struck out 56 in 69.1 IP for Danville (R).

Tom Layne (Central Missouri State) Chosen by Arizona in 26th round of 2007 draft from Mount Olive College.

C.J. Lee (East Tennessee State) Chosen by Atlanta in 20th round of 2007 draft from East Tennessee State.

Extremely limited stadium giveaway issue from club in the Coastal Plain League. Includes first-ever cards of:

John Raynor (UNC Wilmington) Chosen by Pirates in Rule V draft and made Pittsburgh Pirates' roster in 2009. Thanks to his speed and power potential, Raynor was named "Most Exciting" prospect by South Atlantic League managers in 2007 poll conducted by Baseball America. Ninth-round pick in 2006 draft from UNC-Wilmington by Florida Marlins.

Josh Horton (North Carolina) Chosen in second-round of 2007 draft by Oakland A's. Former North Carolina Tar Heel earned first-team All-America honors from Rivals.com in 2006; second-team accolades from Baseball America and earned a spot on Collegiate Baseball's third team in 2006. Regarded as nation's #19 pro prospect in sophomore class prior to '06 season. Named #7 pro prospect in 2005 CPL by BA; 2005 Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America by Collegiate Baseball.

Wynn Pelzer (South Carolina) Named seventh-best prospect in Padres' organization by Baseball America prior to 2010 season. Tabbed by BA as the #1 pro prospect in the CPL following the 2005 season. Regarded as nation's #26 pro prospect in sophomore class prior to 2006 season. Hit 97 mph at 2005 Coastal Plain League All-Star game.

Extremely limited issue from club in the Cape Cod League. Includes first-ever cards of:

Brett Wallace (Arizona State) One of nation's top hitters, Wallace will be a premium draft pick in 2008. First-team 2007 All-America selection by Baseball America.

Eddie Kunz (Oregon State) Named #7 pro prospect in 2006 Cape Cod League by Baseball America and #5 prospect by Perfect Game. Stands 6'6" and possess 95 mph heater.

Shooter Hunt (Tulane) Tabbed by Baseball America as the #9 pro prospect in the CCBL following the 2006 season. A transfer from Virginia, Hunt led the league in strikeouts (54 in 40 IP) and held opposing hitters to a .147 batting average.

Sam Demel (TCU) Named by Perfect Game as the #13 pro prospect in the CCBL following the 2006 season. He recorded 12 saves and was a league all-star.

Brad Chalk (Clemson) #17 pro prospect in 2006 CCBL according to Perfect Game. Hit .305 as lead-off hitter.

Warren McFadden (Tulane) Named by Baseball America as the #25 pro prospect in the CCBL following the 2006 season. Also slotted as #34 prospect by Perfect Game.

David Kopp (Clemson) Perfect Game labeled him the 36th-best prospect in CCBL.