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Extremely limited stadium giveaway issue from this team in the Northwoods League. Includes first-ever cards of:

Aaron Jenkins (Athletics) Picked in 22nd round of 2007 MLB draft from Northern Iowa. Named the #10 pro prospect in 2006 Northwoods League by Perfect Game; equipped with "hammer curve."

Jeff Richard (Central Michigan) Richard was named the #8 pro prospect in 2006 Northwoods League by Baseball America, thanks to his frame and low-90s fastball. Chosen in 31st round of 2007 MLB draft by Phillies.

Ben Humphrey (Devil Rays) Selected in 28th round of 2007 MLB draft from Central Michigan. Projected as MAC's 2007 Player of Year by Perfect Game and was selected Mid-American Conference's pre-season player of the year for '07 by BA.

Chris Kupillas (Central Michigan) Chosen in 38th round of 2007 MLB draft by Mariners.

Extremely limited stadium giveaway issue from this team in the Northwoods League. Issued in three perforated sheets. Includes first ever cards of:

Marcus Jones (North Carolina State) Mangini was named the #5 pro prospect in 2006 Northwoods League by Perfect Game. Selected by the Washington Nationals in the 38th round of the 2005 MLB draft.

Ben Petsch (Twins) Selected by Minnesota in 19th round of 2007 draft. Quickly promoted to Class A Beloit (Midwest) after signing. Attended Belmont.

Gabe Marchant (College of Charleston) Named #7 pro prospect in 2006 Northwoods League by Pefect Game. Transfer from Howard (TX) CC.

Oney Guillen (White Sox) Selected in 36th round of 2007 draft. Son of Ozzie Guillen; attended West Park University.

Dale Mollenhauer (White Sox) Selected in 17th round of 2007 draft from East Carolina.

Craig Heyer (Yankees) Selected in 22nd round of 2007 draft from UNLV.

Caleb Staudt (Nationals) Selected in 39th round of 2007 draft from St. Mary's.

Kai Tuomi (Nationals) Selected in 40th round of 2007 draft from Evansville.

Joey Lieberman (Memphis) 2007 Jewish Sports Review All-America selection.

Extremely limited stadium giveaway issue from this team in the Northwoods League.

Evan Reed (Rangers) Drafted in the 3rd round of 2007 MLB Draft from Cal Poly SLO. This is his first baseball card ever produced.

Zach Daeges (Red Sox) One of Boston's best hitting prospects, Zach was selected in the 6th round of the 2006 MLB Draft from Creighton. Broke Lancaster JetHawks team record for doubles in season in 2007. 

Blake Martin (Louisiana State) Martin was named the #3 pro prospect in 2005 Northwoods League by Baseball America, thanks to his lean build and 92mph fastball. This is his first baseball card ever produced.

Jefferies Tatford (Mets) Picked in 15th round of 2007 MLB Draft from Louisiana-Lafayette.

John Baird (Devil Rays) Picked in 24th round of 2007 MLB Draft. Named the #3 pro prospect in 2006 Great Lakes League by Baseball America and Perfect Game. Transfer from Birmingham-Southern to Cincinnati.

Jay Monti (Blue Jays) Chosen in 25th round of 2007 MLB Draft. Jay was a member of BA's 2007 Northeast Conference pre-season first team and was also tabbed as pre-season pitcher of the year.

Rob Harmon (Mariners) Picked in 33rd round of 2006 draft from Ohio University.

Chase Odenreider (Yankees) Selected in 49th round of 2006 draft from Creighton.

Michael Bertram (Tigers) Selected in 39th round of 2006 draft. Attended University of Kentucky.

Also includes cards of Eric Wordekemper (Yankees); as well as first-ever cards of Shea Robin (Vanderbilt), Quentin Andes (New Mexico), Nathan Hines (Middle Tennessee State), Tony Bilek (Creighton), Scott Kaskie (Iowa Western), Anthony Gressick (Ohio), Matt Barber (Birmingham-Southern), Dean McDermond (Tennessee Wesleyan), Jesse Carver (Mississippi State), Cody Harris (Lubbock-Christian), Scotty Colt (Iowa Western), Nathan Pung (Central Michigan), Jason Shockey (coach), Corey Allen (coach), Chris Patten (coach), Josh Simpson (coach), Dan Corbin (assistant GM), Tim Harwood (announcer), Jon Olson (GM).

Extremely limited stadium giveaway issue from this team in the Northwoods League.

Matt Mangini (Oklahoma State) Mangini was named the #1 pro prospect in 2005 Northwoods League by Baseball America. In 2006, Mangini was BA's #5 prospect on the Cape after winning batting title (.310) and leading league in hits. Projected first-round pick in 2007 draft. This is his first baseball card ever produced.

Brandon Tripp (Orioles) Selected by Baltimore in 12th round of 2006 draft. Named the #5 pro prospect in 2005 Northwoods League by Baseball America. Attended Cal State Fullerton.

Ramon Corona (North Carolina State) Should be one of the first college second baseman taken in 2007 draft. Named #85 pro prospect in 2006 Cape Cod League by Pefect Game.

Jon Mueller (Cubs) Selected in 16th round of 2005 draft. Attended University of Minnesota.

Jonathan Diaz (Blue Jays) Selected in 12th round of 2006 draft from North Carolina State.

Shawn Williams (Devil Rays) Signed by Tampa Bay as free agent in 2006. Played college ball at Embry-Riddle. Son of former major league manager Jimy Williams.

Set also includes cards of J.R. Voyles (UT-San Antonio), Jeff Fontaine (Evansville), P.J. Fisher (Miami Dade), J.T. Jones (Central Michigan), Nate Price (Iowa), Justin Bach (UW-LaCrosse), Ethan Vogt (Ridgewater), Jed Dolske (UW-Milwaukee), Blake Brannon (UT-San Antonio), Jon Mueller (Minnesota), Morgan Carlile (Campbellsville), Robbie Johns (UT-San Antonio), Joey Lieberman (Memphis), Tyler Adkins (Oklahoma), Casey O'Rourke (Iowa), Jeremy Wilson (UW-Milwaukee), Andrew Koop (Campbellsville), Kris Dabrowiecki (Northeastern), Will Penniall (UCLA), Chad Miller (manager).

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Zach Daeges (Red Sox) Picked by Boston Red Sox in 6th-round of 2006 draft from Creighton; named 2005 Baseball America Summer League All-America after winning Triple Crown (.366-13-48) in Northwoods League; Voted 4th-best pro prospect in 2005 NWL by BA.

Marc Maddox (Royalsi) Hit .336 for Idaho Falls and finished fifth in 2006 Pioneer League in batting; chosen in 9th round of 2006 draft from Southern Mississippi; 2005 Preseason all-Conference USA by BA.

Chris Toneguzzi (Brewers) This Canadian was Selected by Milwaukee in 13th round of 2006 draft from Purdue; 2005 Cape Cod League All-Star; Also a 30th round pick of Pirates in 2002.

Scott Vander Weg (Cardinals) Pitched for Quad Cities (MWL) in 2006, going 8-2 with 7 saves. Scott was a 33rd round pick of Cardinals in 2005 draft from Lamar.

Noah Tritz (Blue Jays) Noah was a 32nd round pick of Blue Jays in 2006 draft from Southern Mississippi. He pitched for Pulaski (Appy) in 2006.

J.R. Voyles (Mets) A 34th round pick of Mets in 2006 draft from Texas-San Antonio, J.R. advanced to Hagerstown (Class A) in first pro season.

Jimmy Brettl (Indians) This lefty was a 39th round pick of Indians in 2006 draft from Cal State Northridge. He went 5-0 for Burlington (Appy) in '06

Extremely limited stadium giveaway issue from this team in the Northwoods League. Sponsored by Pepsi. Includes first-ever cards of:

Sergio Pedroza (Devil Rays) Hit .277-28-93 in 2006 and was named "Best Power Prospect" in a 2006 poll of SAL managers conducted by Baseball America.  Aquired by Tampa Bay in Julio Lugo trade after being selected by Dodgers in third-round of 2005 draft from Cal State Fullerton.

Jeff Corsaletti (Red Sox) He torched South Atlantic League by hitting .357 for Greenville after Boston made him a sixth-round pick in '05 out of Florida.

Gus Milner (Phillies) Picked in the 14th round of 2006 draft from Kansas; led KU with 58 RBI in '06. Drafted in the 47th round by the Cleveland Indians of 2005 draft.

Don Czyz (Marlins) Drafted in the 7th round of 2006 draft out of Kansas. He limited NY-P hitters to a .225 avg in '06. He was a consensus first-team All-America and voted NCBWA Stopper of the Year in 2006.

Sean Land (Twins) Selected in the 9th round by Minnesota in 2006 draft from Kansas. Sean struck out 57 hitters in 60.2 IP for Elizabethton in '06. This is first card ever produced.

Matt Meyer (Indians) Selected in 15th round of 2006 draft from Boston College. He recorded a 1.98 ERA for Mahoning Valley in 2006. Matt was #3 pro prospect in Massachusetts by Baseball America prior to '06 draft.

Toby Gardenhire (Twins) He is the son of Twins' manager Ron Gardenhire; undrafted free agent from Illinois & Southwest Missouri State.

Quentin Andes (New Mexico) Rated as the No. 54 high school prospect for the 2003 draft by Baseball America; later picked in the 34th round of '03 MLB draft by Minnesota but did not sign.

Also includes cards of Brett Jensen (Tigers) and Nate Yoho (Brewers).

Extremely limited stadium giveaway issue from the Northwoods League.

Includes first-ever cards of:

Thomas Diamond (Rangers) First-round pick of the Texas Rangers in '04. Named #1 Prospect in Rangers' organization by Baseball America in 2005 and #4 in '06. He was a Texas League All-Star in 2006 after going 12-5 with .219 batting average against.

Ben Zobrist (Devil Rays) Future star for Tampa Bay after being acquired in trade. Ben was a sixth-round pick of the Houston Astros in 2004. Named Carolina League All-Star in 2005.

Chris Nowak (Devil Rays) Hitting machine in minors: .308-11-103 with 45 2Bs and 17 SB in '06. Picked by Tampa Bay in 19th round of 2004 draft from USC Spartanburg.

James Boone (Pirates) Third-round pick by Pittsburgh in 2005 from Missouri.

Joe Bisenius (Phillies) One of Phillies' top-10 prospects: 8-3, 2.25 ERA with 95 SO in 84 IP in 2006. Picked in 12th round of 2004 draft of Oklahoma City University.

Jesse Ingram (Rangers) Dominated hitters with 117 SO in 78.1 IP in 2006. A 36th-round pick of the Rangers in 2004 from California, he was later named Northwest League All-Star.

Eric Wordekemper (Yankees) Drafted by Yankees in 2005; advanced to Triple-A Columbus in first full season (2006).

J.P. Martinez (Twins) Dominated Midwest League hitters in 2005 for Beloit: .194 BA with 43 Ks and 17 BB in 54 IP. J.P. recorded 12 saves with 88 SO in 77.1 IP in '06. Ninth-round pick by Minnesota in '04 from New Orleans.

Eddie Camacho (Mets) Signed by Mets as free agent (2004) from Cal State Northridge. Had an 0.69 ERA with 38 SO in 39 innings for Brooklyn (NY-P) in 2004. Led St. Lucie (FSL) in saves in '05.

Mike Rozema (Braves), Adam Rowe (Royals), Javi Sanchez (Twins), Jon Hunton (Cubs), Chris Denove (Reds), Baron Frost (Blue Jays), Travis Talbott (Marlins), Jeremiah Piepkorn (Reds), Thomas Benton (Indians), Ben Stanczyk (Brewers), Ned Yost Jr. (Brewers), Wes Long (Alabama-Huntsville), Justin Sokol (Texas A&M), Nate Yoho (Brewers), Jimmy Conroy (Illinois), Rob Marconi (Northern Illinois), Kevin Gergel (Kennesaw State).