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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 the Field: Bryson Stott, IF, UNLV Baseball

  Another late arrival from the college baseball season. Bryson Stott had a very strong sophomore season with UNLV baseball. He hit .365/.442/.556 with 4 HR. Great numbers. This is coming after a strong freshman campaign that saw him selected to the Collegiate Baseball’s Freshman All-American Team and was the[…]

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From the Field: Kyle Isbel, of, Kansas City Royals

  This was a nice surprise autograph that rolled in, a late arrival from the college baseball season. Kyle Isbel was great this season at UNLV, hitting .365/.643/.441 with 14 HR. He was drafted by the Royals in the 3rd round of the 2018 draft. He was taken about where[…]

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From the Collection: Adam Dunn, dh, Chicago White Sox

Adam Dunn is one of my all-time favorite players. Drafted by the Reds in 1998 in the 2nd round. Was considered a good prospect, but was generally rated the Reds #2 behind OF Austin Kearns. Dunn would go on to have the more successful career, spending 14 seasons in the[…]

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From the Field: Eli White, inf, Oakland Athletics

Eli White. 2016 11th round pick out of Clemson. He is 24 and dominating AA pitching to the tune of .327/.416/.498 with 8 HR. Good enough to make the Texas League All-Star game. This was his second All-Star appearance–he was also selected to the 2016 NYPL team, Sean Murphy and[…]

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New Arrival: Gabriel Moya, p, Minnesota Twins

Gabriel Moya from the Diamondbacks for C John Ryan Murphy in July 2017. The #MNTwins have acquired left-handed pitcher Gabriel Moya from the Arizona Diamondbacks. pic.twitter.com/b80seG2eBj — Minnesota Twins (@Twins) July 27, 2017 He has not had a ton of success in his two brief visits to the majors–a combined[…]

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From the Collection: Jed Lowrie, if, Oakland Athletics

I got this autograph a couple years ago when Oakland was visiting Cleveland, one of the few Oakland players who signed. Lowrie drafted in the 1st round of the 2005 draft by the Red Sox. He was 45th overall. He moved quickly through the system and made his major league[…]

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