1995 Topps Series 2:

“The incomparable Bo has been the Alabama HS decathelon champ, set the state triple-jump record, won the Heisman Trophy, gained 221 rushing yards in an NFL game and once hit a 450-foot HR in batting practice LEFTHANDED!”

1. #592 Bo Jackson
2. Cyberstats #276 Pete Schourek
3. #581 David Bell/Joel Chimelis/Lino Diaz/Aaron Boone (Prospects) (Rookie Card)
4. #418 Jody Reed
5. #446 Andres Galarraga
6. #429 Greg Hansell/Brian Sackinsky/Carey Paige/Rob Welch (Prospects) (Rookie Card)
7. #637 Joe Randa/Joe Vitiello (On Deck) (Rookie Card)
8. #601 Rich Rodriguez
9. #630 Luis Alicea
10. #487 Eric Karros
11. #433 Bill Swift
12. #615 Mike Kingery
13. #509 Gil Heredia

1995 Topps Series 1:

1. #390 Kirby Puckett/Dante Bichette (Topps All Stars)
2. #319 Todd Zeile
3. #157 Troy Neel
4. #168 Mac Suzuki (Future Star) (Rookie Card)
5. #229 Bob Zupcic
6. Cyberstats #014 Ron Darling
7. #117 Rafael Belliard
8. #238 Matt Nokes
9. #372 Ron Karkovice
10. #68 Junior Felix
11. #56 John Smiley
12. #353 Gary Gaetti
13. #143 Bob Hamelin (Topps All-Star Rookie)
14. #265 Bip Roberts
15. #165 Ben McDonald

1995 Topps Traded and Rookies:

“Gwynn started 1995 ablaze, slumped, then was totally torrid as the first half came to a close.  His .466 AVG over the 14 games just prior to the All-Star Game raised his season mark to a league-leading .364 in his quest for a 6th batting crown.  Tony’s payoff was an 11th All-Star appearance (and 7th start) in the last 12 years.”

1. #137T Bill Swift
2. #91T Steve Finley
3. #149T Phil Plantier
4. #137T Bill Swift
5. #65T Marquis Grissom
6. #7 Tony Gwynn (At the Break)
7. #23T Joe Oliver
8. #136T Bret Barberie
9. #47T Bronson Arroyo (Draft Pick) (Rookie Card)
10. #136T Bret Barberie
11. #49T J.D. Smart (Draft Pick) (Rookie Card)

1995 Topps Traded and Rookies:

1. #164 Randy Johnson/Hideo Nomo (Mid All-Star)
2. #99T Michael Tucker
3. #146T Jose Olmeda (Draft Pick) (Rookie Card)
4. #99T Michael Tucker
5. #35T Bobby Higginson
6. #17T Mark Kiefer
7. #43T Scott Karl
8. #83T John Mabry
9. #151T Pat Borders
10. #22T Jeff Barry
11. #153T Stan Belinda

1995 Topps Series 1:

““The Rocket” was firing on all boosters once again in 1994, as he held opponents to an American League-low .204 AVG., while ranking 2nd in ERA and strikeouts-per-9 innings (8.86).”

1. #138 Rheal Cormier
2. Cyberstats #167 Ruben Sierra
3. #286 Doug Million (Draft Pick)
4. #360 Roger Clemens
5. #265 Bip Roberts
6. #42 Jose Bautista
7. #217 Pat Mahomes
8. #93 Jaime Navarro
9. #327 Randy Knorr
10. #119 Tony Fossas
11. #228 Darryl Kile
12. #284 Tony Pena
13. #210 Jeff Montgomery
14. #157 Troy Neel
15. #176 Phil Plantier

1995 Topps Traded and Rookies:

“The pairing of Walker with Denver’s hitter-friendly conditions was one of the great free-agent matches of the off-season.  He became the centerpiece of the batting order and, in May, became the first Rockie hitter to homer in four straight Games.”

1. #89T Jeff Russell
2. #146T Jose Olmeda (Draft Pick) (Rookie Card)
3. #38T Tony McKnight (Draft Pick) (Rookie Card)
4. #146T Jose Olmeda (Draft Pick) (Rookie Card)
5. #17T Mark Kiefer
6. #59T Manny Alexander
7. #20T Larry Walker
8. #113T Doug Jones
9. #56T Jacob Brumfield
10. #80T Jaime Navarro
11. #79T Brad Radke

1995 Topps Series 2:

1. #462 Cliff Floyd
2. #607 Felix Jose
3. #614 Reggie Jefferson
4. #409 Mark Whiten
5. #602 Mark McLemore
6. #647 Tim Belk/Pat Watkins (On Deck) (Rookie Card)
7. #657 Andres Berumen/Bryce Florie (On Deck) (Rookie Card)
8. #525 Dave Veres (Rookie Card)
9. #441 Lou Frazier
10. #426 Paul O’Neill
11. #443 Jay Payton (Draft Pick) (Rookie Card)
12. Cyberstats #309 Ricky Gutierrez
13. #420 Danny Jackson

1995 Topps Series 1:

“Paul got his 2500th hit, 4-9-94.”

1. #195 Bob Tewksbury
2. #271 Mike Stanton
3. #389 Albert Belle/Tony Gwynn (Topps All Stars)
4. #192 Bob Natal
5. #190 Craig Biggio
6. Cyberstats #151 Rusty Greer
7. #322 Erik Hanson
8. #30 Paul Molitor
9. #358 Frank Castillo
10. #64 Matt Mieske
11. #133 Mike Hampton
12. #135 Julio Franco
13. #126 Eduardo Perez
14. #236 Jeff Brantley
15. #273 Steve Trachsel