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Extremely scarce lot of 23 trading cards from club in the Cape Cod Baseball League. A total of 23 players on the 2006 Kettleers have been picked in Major League Baseball's First Year Player Draft!

Includes first-ever cards of:

Justin Smoak (South Carolina) First round draft pick of Texas Rangers (11th overall) in 2008 MLB Draft; Named top pro prospect in 2006 Cape Cod League by Baseball America.

James Simmons (A's) First round draft pick (26th overall) by Oakland in 2007 draft from UC Riverside.

Reese Havens (Mets) First round draft pick of New York Mets (18th overall) of 2008 draft from South Carolina.

Kellen Kulbacki (Padres) Picked by San Diego in 1st round (supplemental) of 2007 draft from James Madison. Named 2006 National Co-Player of Year by Collegiate Baseball.

Kyle Russell (Dodgers) Selected by Los Angeles Dodgers in third round of 2008 draft from Texas. Led nation in home runs in 2007. Also drafted in fourth round of 2007 draft by St. Louis but did not sign.

Tony Thomas (Cubs) Picked by Cubs in third round of 2007 draft from Florida State. Named 2007 National Co-Player of Year by Collegiate Baseball.

Eric Farris (Brewers) Selected by Milwaukee in fourth round of 2007 draft from Loyola Marymount.

Cory Gearrin (Braves) Overpowering side-armer chosen by Atlanta in fourth round of 2007 draft from Mercer. Also attended Young Harris (GA) Junior College.

David Duncan (Astros) Drafted by Houston in fifth round of 2008 draft from Georgia Tech. Drafted twice before - by Minnesota (2005) and Washington (2007).

Tony Delmonico (Dodgers) Picked by Los Angeles Dodgers in 6th round of 2008 draft from Florida State. Also attended Tennessee and is the son of former Vols coach Rod Delmonico.

Shane Mathews (Orioles) Picked by Baltimore in eighth round of 2007 draft from East Carolina.

Dan Runzler (Giants) Picked by San Francisco in ninth round of 2007 draft from UC Riverside.

Tim Ladd (Braves) Picked by Atlanta in ninth round of 2007 draft from Georgia.

Brett Lilley (Cardinals) Notre Dame product was chosen by St. Louis in 29th round of 2008 draft.

Michael Cisco (Phillies) Picked by Philadelphia in 36th round of 2008 draft from South Carolina. Grandson of former major leaguer Galen Cisco.

Christian Staehely (Mariners) Drafted in 37th round of 2008 draft by Seattle from Princeton.

Graham Godfrey (A's) Picked by Blue Jays in 34th round of 2006 draft; traded to Oakland.

Lot contains cards of Matt Angle (Orioles), seventh-round pick by Baltimore in 2007 draft from Ohio State; and Dan DeLucia (Tigers), selected by Detroit in 35th round of 2008 draft out of Ohio State.

Also includes first-ever cards of Sean Gaston (Notre Dame), Jeffrey Rea (Mississippi State). and Coaches card (picturing Mike Roberts, father of Brian Roberts).

Buyer receives free bonus! Cards of Josh Hula (Kent State) and Jay Brown (South Carolina) to complete the 25 card set! Brown should be selected in the first ten rounds of the 2009 draft.

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

Scott Diamond (Braves) 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.

Steve Condotta (Blue Jays) Tabbed by Baseball America as the #8 pro prospect in the CPL following the 2006 season; CPL's second-leading hitter at .355; from Mississauga, Ontario, Canada and attended Florida Tech.

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

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

Johnny Williams (Indians) Drafted by Cleveland in 38th round of 2007 draft from Tampa.

Also includes cards of Nick Baker (Ferrum), Jeremy Catoire (LSU), J.R. Dunaway (North Florida), Cade Gautreau (LSU), Ricky Gerena (Lynn), Casey Hodges (Patrick Henry CC), Jimmy Holm (Ferrum), John Joseph (Patrick Henry CC), Matt Leake (Tennessee Wesleyan), Andrew Majoros (Lynn), Josh Paul (Central Missouri State), Jamie Ray (East carolina), Brett Mieras (Iowa Western CC), Justin Mills (Georgia College & State), Travis Pyatt (Central Missouri State), Ted Ratliff (Boston College), Shawn Ravenscroft (Bethany), Hands Stencil (Georgia College & State), Curtis Taylor (Ferrum), Brett Thomas (Ferrum), Aaron Akin (coach), Doug Gibson (GM), Matt Hankins (President), Rob Wyatt (Head coach). 

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

Josh Horton (Athletics) Chosen in second-round of 2007 draft. 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.

John Raynor (Marlins) 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. Represented Jamestown at 2006 New York-Penn League All-Star game. Named #2 pro prospect in 2005 CPL by Baseball America. Voted third-team All-America by BA and Louisville Slugger Second-Team All-America by Collegiate Baseball in 2006.

Wynn Pelzer (South Carolina) Tabbed by Baseball America 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.

Also includes first-ever cards of Ryan Anetsberger (Marlins), Aja Barto (Tulane), Jeremy Farrell (Virginia), Taylor Harbin (Clemson), Sean Morgan (Tulane), Matt Nuzzo, Andrew Walker (TCU), Stan Widmann, Kris Dabrowiecki, Brandon Gomes, Cory Luebke (Ohio State), Joe Paterson, Cory Riordan (Fordham), Bobby Bramhall, Brandon Copp; as well as card of Mitch Canham (Oregon State).