Both were among the game's best and most popular players. Neither had any other cards in , further adding to the significance of the set. Compared to other sets released during the s, Fleer Update Baseball has a very limited print run. The sets came boxed. It is worth noting that they were not sealed in any way. Collectors looking for unsearched sets will want to inspect a box carefully to see if there's any distress where the box lid inserts. Charlie Hudson. Tom Hume. Steve Jeltz.
Mike Maddux. Shane Rawley. Gary Redus. Ron Roenicke. Bruce Ruffin. John Russell. Juan Samuel. Dan Schatzeder. Mike Schmidt. Rick Schu. Jeff Stone. Kent Tekulve. Milt Thompson. Glenn Wilson. Buddy Bell. Tom Browning. Sal Butera. Dave Concepcion. Kal Daniels. Eric Davis. John Denny. Bo Diaz. Nick Esasky. John Franco. Bill Gullickson. Barry Larkin. Eddie Milner.
Rob Murphy. Ron Oester. Dave Parker. Tony Perez. Ted Power. Joe Price. Ron Robinson. Pete Rose. Mario Soto. Kurt Stillwell. Max Venable. Chris Welsh. Carl Willis. Jesse Barfield. George Bell. Bill Caudill. John Cerutti. Jim Clancy. Mark Eichhorn. Tony Fernandez. Damaso Garcia. Kelly Gruber. Tom Henke. Garth Iorg. Cliff Johnson.
Joe Johnson. Jimmy Key. Dennis Lamp. Rick Leach. Buck Martinez. Lloyd Moseby. Rance Mulliniks. Dave Stieb. Willie Upshaw. Ernie Whitt. Andy Allanson. Scott Bailes. Chris Bando. Tony Bernazard.
John Butcher. Brett Butler. Ernie Camacho. Tom Candiotti. Joe Carter. Carmen Castillo. Julio Franco. Mel Hall. Brook Jacoby. Phil Niekro. Otis Nixon. Dickie Noles. Bryan Oelkers. Ken Schrom. Don Schulze. Cory Snyder. Pat Tabler. Andre Thornton. Rich Yett.
Mike Aldrete. Juan Berenguer. Vida Blue. Bob Brenly. Chris Brown. Will Clark. Chili Davis. Mark Davis. Kelly Downs. Scott Garrelts. Dan Gladden. Mike Krukow. Randy Kutcher. Mike LaCoss. Jeffrey Leonard. Candy Maldonado. Roger Mason. Bob Melvin. Greg Minton. Jeff Robinson. Harry Spilman. Robby Thompson. Jose Uribe. Frank Williams. Joel Youngblood. Jack Clark. Vince Coleman. Tim Conroy. Danny Cox. Ken Dayley. Curt Ford.
Bob Forsch. Tom Herr. Ricky Horton. Clint Hurdle. Jeff Lahti. Steve Lake. Tito Landrum. Mike LaValliere. Greg Mathews. Willie McGee. Jose Oquendo. Terry Pendleton. Parson Perryman. Ozzie Smith. Ray Soff. John Tudor. Andy Van Slyke. Todd Worrell. Dann Bilardello. Hubie Brooks. Tim Burke. Andre Dawson. Justin Fitzgerald. Tom Foley. Andres Galarraga. Joe Hesketh. Walt Johnson.
Wayne Krenchicki. Vance Law. Dennis Martinez. Bob McClure. Andy McGaffigan. Al Newman. Tim Raines. Jeff Reardon. Luis Rivera. Bob Sebra. Bryn Smith. Jay Tibbs. Tim Wallach. Mitch Webster. Jim Wohlford. Floyd Youmans. Chris Bosio. Glenn Braggs. Related sponsored items. Showing Slide 1 of 2. Seller Similar sponsored items. Seller assumes all responsibility for this listing. Item specifics. Used: An item that has been used previously. As things turned out, Clark was great at times, and really good for a long while, but he fell short of Hall of Fame standards by most reckonings.
By , Wade Boggs had already won three American League batting crowns and was in the midst of a four-year title streak. He would slow down a little after , never again batting above. Yeah, Jose Canseco feels a little buffoonish a lot of the time, but he was one of the muscle monsters who made the long ball really popular again. And this card shows that might to good effect.
You can throw John Franco in there for good measure, too. Of course, Larkin turned out to be the best of the bunch, and the only one who made it all the way to Cooperstown. Entering his second-to-last year with the Houston Astros in , Nolan Ryan was already a legend, thanks to his blazing fastball and historic strikeout totals.
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