2010 Topps Series 2 Jumbo pack:

1. #501 Jake Peavy
2. #591 Fernando Rodney
3. #418 Aaron Laffey
4. #463 Carlos Marmol
5. #599 Jay Bruce
6. #421 Doug Fister
7. #364 Trevor Hoffman
8. #659 Nick Blackburn
9. #571 Brandon Lyon
10. #514 Rafael Soriano
11. #479 Chris Carpenter
12. #345 Chris Volstad
13. #515 Seattle Mariners (Franchise History)
14. #590 Ryan Howard
15. #485 Jesus Flores
16. #433 Julio Borbon
17. #530 Steve Pearce
18. #609 Jeff Suppan
19. #597 J.R. Towles
20. #513 Scott Sizemore (Rookie Card)
21. #572 Clay Buchholz
22. #377 Felix Hernandez
23. #564 Houston Astros (Franchise History)
24. #472 Toronto Blue Jays (Team Card)
25. #600 Hanley Ramirez
26. #350 Prince Fielder/Ryan Braun (Checklist)
27. Gold #624 Carlos Beltran (Serial#0081/2010)
28. The Cards Your Mom Threw Out #CMT91 Ryne Sandberg
29. History of the World Series #HWS7 Mel Ott
30. Million Card Giveaway #TMC-14 Ichiro
31. 2020 #T8 Buster Posey
32. Peak Performance Autographs #PPA-CBI Chad Billingsley (Autograph)
33. Vintage Legends #VLC2 Johnny Mize
34. Turkey Red #TR81 Denard Span
35. Legendary Lineage #LL-43 Mike Schmidt/Alex Rodriguez
36. Peak Performance #PP-76 Monte Irvin
37. #440 Willie Harris
38. #525 David Huff
39. #610 Alex Gordon
40. #532 Hunter Pence
41. #592 Brian Roberts
42. #595 Mike Lowell
43. #413 J.J. Hardy
44. #523 Phil Coke
45. #450 Omir Santos
46. #386 Dan Haren
47. #608 Pittsburgh Pirates (Team Card)
48. #594 Andy LaRoche
49. #346 Taylor Teagarden
50. Attax Code Card #JL Jon Lester

Got a Chad Billingsley autograph.  I don’t collect him, but it could have been much worse.  Billingsley is actually a pretty good starting pitcher and an All-Star last year.  He’s only 25 so there’s still a lot of potential left for him.

Some of the other pack highlights:

Chicago’s beloved infielder:

MLB 2010 The Show predicts that Buster Posey will have a breakout season in 2011 and win the batting title.  He was doing so well in the game simulation in fact, that I traded Stephen Strasburg to get him on the Nationals and never regretted it!

Pretty cool to put side-by-side shots of Schmidt and Rodriguez at the same point in their throwing motion:

I kind of doubt that the picture on the card actually shows Mel Ott in his 1st World Series at-bat:

And my Topps Million Card Lottery Redemption:

1970 Topps #395 Walt Williams

That’s an awesome shot just begging for a caption.  You know, his nickname was “No Neck” and you can kind of see why in the picture.