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Extremely limited issue from club in the Alaska Baseball League.

Includes first-ever cards of:

Kevin Jacob (Georgia Tech) Voted 2009 ABL Prospect of the Year by league's coaches; also named #1 pro prospect by Perfect Game Crosschecker and Baseball America. Throws 96-98 mph with unorthodox delivery. Picked by New York Yankees in 18th round of 2010 draft.

Jason Martinson (Texas State) Selected in fifth round of 2010 draft by Washington Nationals. Named #3 pro prospect in 2009 ABL by Baseball America and seventh-best by Perfect Game Crosschecker, respectively.

Kellen Kiilsgaard (Stanford) Despite missing most of 2010 season with injury, Kellen was chosen by Houston Astros in 30th round of June draft. Premium athlete and former football player named All-Pac 10 in 2008. Named seventh-best prospect by Baseball America and #11 pro prospect in 2009 ABL by Perfect Game Crosschecker.

Austin Barnes (Arizona State) Named #12 pro prospect in 2009 ABL by Perfect Game Crosschecker.

Chris Matulis (LSU Louisiana State) Chosen in 47th round of 2008 draft by Tampa Bay Rays.

Jake Borup (Arizona State) Borup was 11-1 with a 4.08 ERA in 16 appearances (15 starts) on the mound during regular season and was selected in 23rd round of 2010 draft by Phillies.

Michael Hur (UC Riverside) Drafted in 20th round of 2010 draft by Arizona Diamondbacks. Named #20 pro prospect in 2009 ABL by Perfect Game Crosschecker.

Forrest Snow (Washington) Chosen in 36th round of 2010 draft after being picked in 44th round of 2007 draft by Seattle Mariners.

Coley Crank (Michigan) Slammed 14 home runs in 2010, third-highest total in Big Ten Conference.

Includes cards of Zach Vincej (Saugus, CA), second-leading hitter for 2007 USA Junior National Team; and Christian Bergman (UC Irvine), the fifth-best pro prospect in 2008 ABL by Perfect Game.

Extremely limited issue from club in the Alaska Baseball League. Ten players from this club have been drafted or signed by major league organizations.

Includes first-ever cards of:

Paul Goldschmidt (Texas State) Chosen by Arizona in the 8th round of 2009 draft from Texas State. One of nation's most complete hitters; as well as 2008 ABL's top hitters. Named 15th-best pro prospect in league by Perfect Game. Picked by Dodgers in 48th round of 2006 draft by Los Angeles Dodgers.

Bobby Buckner (Texas) Son of former All-Star Bill Buckner.

Drew Gagnier  (Oregon) Picked in 17th round of 2010 draft by Detroit after being chosen in 14th round of 2009 draft by Oakland. Named #10 pro prospect in 2008 ABL by Perfect Game. Started fourth no-hitter in team’s 28-year history. Chosen as one of top pro prospects by scout attending 2008 ABL Scouts Showcase.

Paul Bargas (UC Riverside) Selected by Colorado in 13th round of 2009 draft from UC Riverside.

Justin Harper (Yavapi College) Picked by Houston in 17th round of 2009 draft from Oklahoma City University. Chosen by Yankees in 37th round of 2008 draft out of Yavapi College and Florida Marlins in 31st round of 2007 draft. One of the JUCO ranks’ liveliest arms, according to Baseball America ,at times sitting at 92-93 mph with a sinking fastball.

Tyler Lockwood (TCU) The Boston Red Sox selected Tyler in 25th round of 2010 draft. First team All-Big 12 selection in 2008.

Red Patterson (Texas-San Antonio) Picked in 29th round of 2010 draft by Dodgers from Southwestern Oklahoma State University.

Paul Gerrish (TCU) Houston selected Paul in 42nd round of 2010 draft.

Includes card of Christian Bergman (UC Irvine), the fifth-best pro prospect in 2008 ABL by Perfect Game.

Extremely limited stadium giveaway issue from club in the Alaska Baseball League. Set was handed out on July 27, 2007. Sixteen players from this club were either drafted or signed by major league organizations.

Includes first-ever cards of:

Tommy Mendonca (Fresno State) MVP of the 2008 College World Series. Won gold medal with 2008 USA National team. According to Perfect Game, Tom was the #23 pro prospect in 2007 ABL. Led school in triples (6) and finished second in HR (10) as freshman.

Chen-Chang Lee (Taiwan) Signed by Cleveland Indians on September 18, 2008 from Taiwan. One of best pitching prospects in 2007 ABL; noted as player to "Keep an eye on..." in March 2007 ESPN.com article on Taiwan baseball.

Gabe Jacobo (Sacramento State) Picked by Angels in 10th round of 2008 draft. Touted as 4th-best pro prospect in 2007 ABL by Baseball America. Named 2007 ABL All-Star after pacing ABL in RBI (38) and finishing tied for second in HR (5). Ranked as 15th-best pro prospect in 2007 ABL by Perfect Game. Hit .363-14-44 for Sacramento State in 2007.

Logan Schafer (Cal Poly) Drafted by Brewers in second round of 2008 draft. Named 25th-best prospect in California prior to 2007 draft by Perfect Game.

Jared Gayhart (Rice) Picked in 13th round of 2008 draft by Tigers. Named 25th-best pro prospect in 2007 ABL by Perfect Game.

Clay Calfee (Angelo State) Chosen by Dodgers in 14th round of 2008 draft. Selected #1 pro prospect in Dvision II baseball by Baseball America prior to 2008 season. Ranked as 5th-best pro prospect in 2007 ABL by Perfect Game and 8th-best by BA, respectively. One of best hitters in 2007 ABL (.305-4-31) and led circuit in doubles (16). 2007 Division II All-America.

Erik Wetzel (Fresno State) Picked in 13th round of 2008 draft by Rockies. 2006 Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America by Collegiate Baseball. Hit .348 as sophomore.

Kyle Morgan (Long Beach State) Selected by Pirates in 36th round of 2008 draft. Finished third in ABL in batting (.354) was named 2007 ABL All-Star. Selected as 15th-best pro prospect in 2007 ABL by Perfect Game. Drafted in 30th round of 2006 draft by Los Angeles Dodgers.

Set also contains card of Sean Ratliff (Stanford), who was drafted by the Mets in fourth round of 2008 draft and played for the 2005 USA Junior National Team; as well as Adam Jorgenson (Cal State Fullerton), who was named 10th-best prospect in Big West Conference prior to 2007 season by Baseball America. Jorgenson was picked by Colorado in 26th round of 2008 draft.

Extremely limited stadium giveaway issue from club in the Alaska Baseball League. Set was handed out on last day of season. Set contains 14 players picked in Major League Baseball's First-Year Player Draft.

Includes first-ever cards of:

Ike Davis (Arizona State) First round draft pick of New York Mets (18th overall) in 2008 MLB Draft; 2005 AFLAC High School All-America; 2006 PAC-10 Freshman of Year & Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America after hitting .329-9-65; Ranked third-best freshman pro prospect in nation by Baseball America; Son of former major league pitcher Ron Davis.

Jason Castro (Stanford) First round draft pick (10th overall) by Houston Astros in 2008 MLB Draft; Tabbed #23 pro prospect in 2007 Cape Cod League by BA and #26 by Perfect Game. 2006 Alaska Baseball League All-League after hitting .286-2-11; drafted by Boston Red Sox in 2005 draft.

Shane Peterson (Long Beach State) Second round draft pick by St. Louis Cardinals in 2008 MLB Draft; Chosen #26 pro prospect in 2007 Cape Cod League by BA and #25 by Perfect Game. Second-team All-Big West in 2006 as DH; hit .328 with 19 RBIs and .432 slugging percentage; former member of USA Youth National team.

Matt Gorgen (UC Irvine) Picked by Tampa Bay in 16th round of 2008 draft. Named league's seventh-best prospect by Pefect Game. Led league in saves (9) with his 95-mph heat.

Andrew Liebel (Long Beach State) Selected by Toronto Blue Jays in third-round of 2008 draft. One of college baseball's most dominating starters in 2008.

Cheng-Lung Lo (Taiwan) Member of Taiwan Junior National Team.

Po-Yu Lin (Taiwan) Signed by Chicago White Sox in August of 2006 for $300,000. Member of Taiwan Junior National Team. Attended Taiwan College.

Set also contains card of Tyson Ross (California); a second-round pick by the Oakland Athletics in 2008 draft.

Bryan Petersen (UC Irvine) Fourth-round pick of Florida Marlins in 2007 from UC Irvine. 2006 Alaska Baseball League co-MVP. Ranked ABL's #3 pro prospect by Perfect Game and was named All-league selection after leading league in batting (.368 with 4 triples and 24 RBIs in 34 games) in '06.

Extremely limited issue from club in the Alaska Baseball League. Twelve players from this club were drafted by major league organizations. Includes first-ever cards of:

Eric Niesen (Georgia Tech) Power lefty selected in the third round of the 2007 MLB Draft by the New York Mets from Georgia Tech. Niesen struck out 83 batters 84 innings pitched in '07 and opponents hit a team-low .218 against him. All-State at Huron High School in New Boston, Michigan.

Sung-Wei Tseng (Taiwan) Signed with Cleveland Indians for $375,000. "Front office officials raved about him" during instructional league, according to Chris Kline of Baseball America, where he touched 95-mph. Member of Taiwan National Team at World Baseball Classic and was named #4 prospect in 2005 ABL by BA.

Chance Chapman (Cuesta) 2007 New York-Penn League All-Star after being selected by the Philadelphia Phillies in seventh round of MLB draft from Oral Roberts. Fifth-best strikeout pitcher in nation in 2007, with an average 12.5 SO/9 IP. Struck out 17 Arkansas batters in one game and 19 against Centenary. Named third-team All-America by ABCA/Rawlings.

Adam Zornes (Rice) One of nation's top catching prospects was picked by Padres in 7th round of 2008 draft from Rice. Hit .302-5-23 as redshirt freshman in '06. Chosen by Indians in 24th round of 2007 draft.

Sheng-Wei Wang (Taiwan) Member of Taiwan National Team.

Checklist: 1 Checklist 2 Zach Ashwood (TCU Kansas) 3 Mike Brown (Cuesta Kentucky) 4 Chance Chapman (Cuesta Oral Roberts) 5 Craig Cobb (Tennessee) 6 Jason Corder (California Long Beach State) 7 Craig Crow (Rice) 8 Dominick Foster (Fresno City) 9 Doug Grant (British Columbia) 10 Steven Guerra (Oklahoma) 11 Matt Hammond (Wake Forest) 12 Jerin Harper (San Joaquin Pacific) 13 Brett Linnenkohl (Wake Forest) 14 Zach McAngus (Air Force Washington State) 15 Jason Matteucci (Santa Clara) 16 Antoine McLeod (Cerro Coso Lewis-Clark) 17 Jack Nelson (Cincinnati) 18 Eric Niesen (Wake Forest) 19 Ryan Pack (Seward County/Texas Christian) 20 Chris Raber (Coastal Carolina) 21 Alan Robbins (Winthrop) 22 Alberto Rolón (Butte Sonoma State) 23 Ty Sarchet (Cuesta Cal Poly) 24 Ashton Shewey (Chandler-Gilbert Troy) 25 Sung-Wei Tseng (Taiwan) 26 Sheng-Wei Wang (Taiwan) 27 Adam Zornes (Rice) 28 Kraig Bailey (West Valley) Tyler Waldron (Yakima Valley) 29 Matt Priess (Coach) Joey Wilson (Coach) 30 Keith Vorhoff (Coach) Jarek Krukow (Coach)

Extremely limited issue from club in the Alaska Baseball League. Club produced seventeen major league draft picks. Includes first-ever cards of:

Garrett Olson (Cal Poly) First-round pick (supplemental) of Baltimore in 2005 draft from Cal Poly. Ranked sixth-best prospect in Orioles' organization by Baseball America prior to '07 season. Named #1 pro prospect in 2004 ABL by BA.

Blake Wood (Georgia Tech) Drafted in 3rd round of 2006 draft by Kansas City Royals from Georgia Tech. Rated 5h-best prospect in Royals' organization by Baseball America prior to '08 season.

Brandon Roberts (Cal Poly) Top prospect for Minnesota Twins; named 2006 Florida State League All-Star; Florida State League TOPPS player of the month for July 2006.

Brett Bordes (Arizona State) Selected in 9th round of 2006 draft by Baltimore out of Arizona State; compiled 3-1 record, 1.06 ERA, and .146 BAA in New York-Penn League in '06.

Tuffy Gosewisch (Arizona State) 11th-round pick of Phillies in 2005 draft from Arizona State; 2005 Johnny Bench Award Candidate.

Ben Zeskind (Richmond) New York-Penn League All-Star in '06; 37th-round pick of Toronto Blue Jays in 2006 draft from Richmond; Jewish All-America by Jewish Sports Review.

Checklist: 1 Checklist 2 Brett Bordes (Arizona State) 3 DeWayne Carver (Oklahoma State) 4 Dylan Gonzalez (Pepperdine) 5 Dylan Hickey (Dayton Santa Clara) 6 Jared Hyatt (Georgia Tech) 7 Bryan Johnson (Nevada) 8 Dennis LeDuc (Cal Poly) 9 Michael Martin (UC Santa Barbara) 10 Kellen McConnell (Santa Clara) 11 Garrett Olson (Cal Poly) 12 Andy Pape (Baylor) 13 Oscar Serrato (California Baptist) 14 Jon Wilson (Winthrop) 15 Blake Wood (Georgia Tech) 16 Tuffy Gosewisch (Arizona State) 17 Bret Berglund (Cal Poly) 18 Jim Geldhof (Central Michigan) 19 Isaac Omura (Hawaii) 20 Ritchie Price (Kansas) 21 Joey Wilson (Stetson) 22 Ben Zeskind (Richmond) 23 Travis Becktel (San Jose State) 24 Jerin Harper (Pacific) 25 Greg Kish (Hawaii) 26 Truan Mehl (Maryland) 27 Robert Perry (Santa Clara Long Beach State) 28 Brandon Roberts (Cal Poly) 29 Trevor Weedon (Chico State), Chuck Withers (Hawaii) 30 Coaches (Matt Priess, Jason Kelly, Keith Vorhoff) Garrett Olson (Top Prospect) Jered Weaver Kurt Suzuki Wade Townsend

Uncut sheet of extremely limited issue from club in the Alaska Baseball League. Includes first-ever cards of:

Garrett Olson (Cal Poly) First-round pick (supplemental) of Baltimore in 2005 draft from Cal Poly. Ranked sixth-best prospect in Orioles' organization by Baseball America prior to '07 season. Named #1 pro prospect in 2004 ABL by BA.

Blake Wood (Georgia Tech) Drafted in 3rd round of 2006 draft by Kansas City Royals from Georgia Tech. Rated 5h-best prospect in Royals' organization by Baseball America prior to '08 season.

Brandon Roberts (Cal Poly) Top prospect for Minnesota Twins; named 2006 Florida State League All-Star; Florida State League TOPPS player of the month for July 2006.

Brett Bordes (Arizona State) Selected in 9th round of 2006 draft by Baltimore out of Arizona State; compiled 3-1 record, 1.06 ERA, and .146 BAA in New York-Penn League in '06.

Tuffy Gosewisch (Arizona State) 11th-round pick of Phillies in 2005 draft from Arizona State; 2005 Johnny Bench Award Candidate.

Ben Zeskind (Richmond) New York-Penn League All-Star in '06; 37th-round pick of Toronto Blue Jays in 2006 draft from Richmond; Jewish All-America by Jewish Sports Review.

Checklist: 1 Checklist 2 Brett Bordes (Arizona State) 3 DeWayne Carver (Oklahoma State) 4 Dylan Gonzalez (Pepperdine) 5 Dylan Hickey (Dayton Santa Clara) 6 Jared Hyatt (Georgia Tech) 7 Bryan Johnson (Nevada) 8 Dennis LeDuc (Cal Poly) 9 Michael Martin (UC Santa Barbara) 10 Kellen McConnell (Santa Clara) 11 Garrett Olson (Cal Poly) 12 Andy Pape (Baylor) 13 Oscar Serrato (California Baptist) 14 Jon Wilson (Winthrop) 15 Blake Wood (Georgia Tech) 16 Tuffy Gosewisch (Arizona State) 17 Bret Berglund (Cal Poly) 18 Jim Geldhof (Central Michigan) 19 Isaac Omura (Hawaii) 20 Ritchie Price (Kansas) 21 Joey Wilson (Stetson) 22 Ben Zeskind (Richmond) 23 Travis Becktel (San Jose State) 24 Jerin Harper (Pacific) 25 Greg Kish (Hawaii) 26 Truan Mehl (Maryland) 27 Robert Perry (Santa Clara Long Beach State) 28 Brandon Roberts (Cal Poly) 29 Trevor Weedon (Chico State), Chuck Withers (Hawaii) 30 Coaches (Matt Priess, Jason Kelly, Keith Vorhoff)

Extremely limited issue from this team in the Alaska Baseball League. Bonus card designates Garrett as Alaska Baseball League's top prospect and was not included in team sets.

First-round pick (supplemental) of Baltimore in 2005 draft from Cal Poly. Ranked sixth-best prospect in Orioles' organization by Baseball America prior to '07 season. Named #1 pro prospect in 2004 ABL by BA.

Extremely limited issue from this team in the Alaska Baseball League. Bonus card pictures Kurt with 2003 Bucs and was not included in team sets.

2004 Brooks Wallace National Player of Year at Cal State Fullerton.

Extremely limited issue from this team in the Alaska Baseball League. Bonus card pictures Wade with 2003 Bucs and was not included in team sets.

Tampa Bay Devil Rays' first-round pick in 2005 draft from Rice University; also first-round pick of Baltimore Orioles in 2004, but did not sign.

Extremely limited issue from this team in the Alaska Baseball League. Bonus card pictures Jered with 2002 Bucs and was not included in team sets.

Tied Major League record: most wins (9) without a loss to start career. Jered was a 2004 first-round pick of Angels from Long Beach State University. Also won 2004 Golden Spikes Award.