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Collecting Cleveland Baseball Since 1982

Collecting Cleveland Indians Topps team sets from 1952-present, as well as post-war minor and major league autographs.

From My Collection: Jack Hannahan, if, Cleveland Indians

I got this autograph while he was on a rehab assignment in Lake Country. Jack Hannahan only spent two seasons in Cleveland (2011, 2012). He was signed as a free agent by the Indians, a planned stopgap until Lonnie Chisenhall was ready to take over the hot corner. Hannahan did[…]

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Catching up on: Rico Garcia, sp, Colorado Rockies

This is what I wrote about Rico Garcia in March 2015: Hawaii Pacific University, on Oahu, is probably most famous for it’s one Alumni that made the Majors, Benny Agbayani. Agbayani was drafted twice, in 1992 and 1993, both times by the Angels. He had a fine major league career: .806 OPS, 39[…]

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From the Field: Khris Davis, of, Oakland Athletics

This was signed in Spring Training. Khris Davis was the 7th round pick of the Brewers out of Cal State Fullerton back in 2009. He was a decent prospect moving up through the Milwaukee system, rating their #29 prospect in 2011 and #16 prospect in 2012. He made the majors[…]

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From the Field: Jacob Barnwell, c, Colorado Rockies

A couple weeks ago I got a surprise envelope in the mail. The cards were from a consignment that finished roughly two years ago but was just now finding their way back to me in Hawaii. They were all players from the 2017 Cal Ripken League, a collegiate summer league.[…]

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New Arrival: Ben Sheets, sp, Milwaukee Brewers

Ben Sheets. He was a promising prospect, taken 10th overall in the 1999 draft. He made it to the majors in 2001 and would go 11-10 with a 4.76 ERA/90 ERA+, earning his first All-Star game appearance. From 2001-2008 Sheet would go 86-83 with a 115 ERA+, 1.201 WHIP. He[…]

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From the Field: Tommy DeJuneas, p, Houston Astros

Tommy DeJuneas was on my radar since his college team, North Carolina State, played here in Hawaii in 2017. He was a potential first-round draft pick after his freshman season at NC State, but he struggled with his command in 2016 and 2017, resulting in him dropping to the Indians[…]

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From the Field: Luis Urias, if, San Diego Padres

Luis Urias is one of the biggest prospects in baseball and expected to be the cornerstone of San Diego’s resurgence. He was having a really nice season in AAA this season, hitting .296/.398/.447 with 8 HR, The Padres rewarded him with a call-up this week to the big league club,[…]

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