1995 Topps Series 2:

1. #500 John Hudek
2. Cyberstats #268 Tom Gordon
3. #507 Sid Fernandez
4. #536 Russ Davis
5. #507 Sid Fernandez
6. #456 Kevin Brown (Draft Pick)
7. #655 Esteban Loaiza/Steve Pegues (On Deck)
8. #655 Esteban Loaiza/Steve Pegues (On Deck)
9. #525 Lee Smith
10. #491 John Burkett
11. #585 Dave Clark
12. #612 Mickey Tettleton
13. #433 Bill Swift

1995 Topps Series 1:

1. #336 Benji Gil (Star Track)
2. Cyberstats #016 Denny Martinez
3. #328 Craig Shipley
4. #241 Jeff Granger (Star Track)
5. #178 Karl Rhodes
6. #29 Keith Miller
7. #209 Tim Belcher
8. #372 Ron Karkovice
9. #82 Ray Lankford
10. #228 Darryl Kile
11. #309 Kevin Seitzer
12. #113 Bret Boone
13. #110 Walt Weiss
14. #303 Steve Buechele
15. #140 Dante Bichette

Ramon Martinez actual 1994 statline: 12-7 W-L, 3.97 ERA

Cyberstats predicted 1994 statline: 16-11 W-L, 4.05 ERA

1995 Topps Series 1:

1. #264 Brent Mayne
2. Cyberstats #148 Ramon Martinez
3. #383 Billy Hatcher
4. #341 Kevin Witt (Draft Pick)
5. #92 Gar Finnvold
6. #91 Brad Woodall (Star Track) (Rookie Card)
7. #97 Mike Gardiner
8. #358 Frank Castillo
9. #105 Ken Caminiti
10. #73 Dave Weathers
11. #226 Randy Milligan
12. #377 Tino Martinez
13. #31 Dave West
14. #280 John Franco
15. #25 Jay Buhner

“The loss of Jack McDowell, winner of 83 games the past five years, sent the White Sox to market for a solid starter such as Abbott, who had won 55 in the same period.  The highlight of Jim’s career was his no-hit victory over Cleveland, 9/4/93.”

Hands down (or is it hand down?) the greatest one-handed player in baseball history!

1995 Topps Traded and Rookies:

1. #145T Quilvio Veras (Rookie of the Year Candidates)
2. #75T Jim Abbott
3. #39T Brian Hunter (Rookie of the Year Candidates)
4. #75T Jim Abbott
5. #26T Brian McRae
6. #6 Mike Piazza (At the Break)
7. #57T Andujar Cedeno
8. #117T Trevor Wilson
9. #60T Tony Tarasco
10. #19T Mike Mimbs
11. #84T Glenallen Hill

“An electrifying athlete, Reggie was South Carolina’s “Mr. Baseball” and a First Team All-American in 1995.  Blessed with a powerful arm and speed the equal of anyone in the draft, he was not thrown out in any of his 28 SB attempts last year.”

Reggie Taylor batted a disappointing .231 in 507 at-bats over the course of five Major League seasons.  He has been playing independent and Mexican league baseball since his last MLB appearance in 2005.

1995 Topps Traded and Rookies:

1. #103T Dilson Torres
2. #130T Lyle Mouton/Mariano Rivera (On Deck) (Rookie Card)
3. #108T Reggie Taylor (Draft Pick) (Rookie Card)
4. #130T Lyle Mouton/Mariano Rivera (One Deck) (Rookie Card)
5. #55T Zane Smith
6. #51T Todd Stottlemyre
7. #37T Mike Macfarlane
8. #127T Paul Quantrill
9. #77T Gregg Jefferies
10. #71T Scott Radinsky
11. #19T Mike Mimbs

I imagine this is sort of what Carlos Baerga looks like after Thanksgiving dinner!

1995 Topps Series 2:

1. #596 Carlos Baerga
2. Cyberstats #291 Jeff King
3. #504 Rick Wilkins
4. #594 David Nied
5. #596 Carlos Baerga
6. #502 Bobby Bonilla
7. #647 Tim Belk/Pat Watkins (On Deck) (Rookie Card)
8. #660 Checklist 529-660 (Checklist)
9. #565 Eric Anthony
10. #494 Greg Gagne
11. #576 Mike Moore
12. #569 Steve Karsay
13. #545 Joey Cora

1995 Topps Series 2:

1. #578 Jose Lind
2. Cyberstats #285 Doug Jones
3. #467 Willie Greene
4. #453 Rich Monteleone
5. #618 Bob Wickman
6. #651 Roger Cedeno/Ron Coomer (On Deck) (Rookie Card)
7. #398 Rick Heiserman (Draft Pick) (Rookie Card)
8. #631 Mark Smith/Scott Klingenbeck (On Deck) (Rookie Card)
9. #575 Kevin Brown
10. #414 Jeff Blauser
11. #545 Joey Cora
12. #467 Willie Greene
13. #475 Tom Gordon

1995 Topps Series 2:

1. #600 Yorkis Perez
2. Cyberstats #305 Eric Young
3. #455 Chuck Finley
4. #459 Bret Saberhagen
5. #425 Lee Smith
6. #406 Doug Webb (Draft Pick) (Rookie Card)
7. #555 Tommy Davis (Draft Pick) (Rookie Card)
8. #525 Dave Veras (Rookie Card)
9. #444 Jason Bere
10. #547 Bernard Gilkey
11. #532 Roberto Kelly
12. #404 Omar Vizquel
13. #501 Jeff King