A jumbo pack of 2011 Topps Series 2:

1. #366 Joe Nathan
2. #363 Aaron Rowand
3. #405 Ian Kinsler
4. #361 Florida Marlins (Team Card)
5. #398 Pittsburgh Pirates (Team Card)
6. #447 Toronto Blue Jays (Team Card)
7. #384 Nick Hundley
8. #660 Ryan Zimmerman
9. #452 David Freese
10. #382 Travis Snider
11. #353 Cliff Pennington
12. #541 John Jaso
13. #500 Kevin Youkilis
14. #409 Vin Mazzaro
15. #372 Jarrod Saltalamacchia
16. #575 Rod Barajas
17. #558 Carlos Zambrano
18. #336 Chris Heisey
19. Kimball Champions #KC-85 Willie McCovey
20. Diamond Stars #DS-14 Miguel Cabrera
21. Before There Was Topps #BTT4 Exhibit Supply Company
22. 60 Years of Topps #60YOT-112 Alex Rodriguez/Derek Jeter
23. 60 #T60-66 Paul Molitor
24. Diamond Duos Series 2 #DD-26 Alex Rodriguez/Evan Longoria
25. Diamond Anniversary #441 Rafael Furcal
26. Diamond Giveaway #TDG-14 Jason Heyward
27. Topps Town Series 2 #TT2-16 Adam Wainwright
28. Gold #560 Chris Iannetta (Serial#0238/2011)
29. #532 Erik Bedard
30. #654 Chris Getz
31. #524 Michael Martinez (Rookie Card)
32. #595 Michael Pineda (Rookie Card)
33. #461 Eric Sogard (Rookie Card)
34. #521 Joaquin Benoit
35. #602 Ivan DeJesus (Rookie Card)
36. #468 Chone Figgins
37. #340 Evan Longoria
38. #525 Vernon Wells
39. #426 Travis Buck
40. #634 Mitch Moreland
41. #649 Joba Chamberlain
42. #584 Jason Bartlett
43. #502 Jeff Baker
44. #619 Jonny Venters
45. #470 Billy Butler
46. #480 Dustin Pedroia
47. #527 Kila Ka’aihue
48. #610 Josh Beckett
49. #485 Delmon Young
50. #562 Gordon Beckham

1. #UH1 Ivan Rodriguez
2. #UH8 Lance Broadway
3. #UH194 Ty Wigginton
4. #UH221 Adrian Gonzalez (Home Run Derby)
5. #UH117 Alex Rios
6. Gold Border #UH319 Ramon Castro (Serial#1000/2009)
7. Legends of the Game #LGU24 Paul Molitor
8. Topps Town Gold #FCTTT62 Russell Martin
9. #UH73 Sean West (Rookie)
10. #UH115 Jeff Weaver

The Ramon Castro gold card is #1000 out of 2009!

And a Legends of the Game card celebrating Paul Molitor’s 225-hit season in 1996:

“Moving back home to the Twin Cities, Molitor put together one last brilliant season for Minnesota in 1996.  He stroked 225 hits — his career high and the third-most in franchise history.  At age 40, Paul also became the oldest player ever to achieve a 200-hit season.  His 211th of the year — a triple against the Kansas City Royals on September 16 — was No. 3,000 for his career.”

And Pudge about to body-slam someone in the crotch with a baseball.  ouch!

1. #528 Dave Magadan
2. #533 Walt Weiss
3. #548 Spike Owen
4. #549 Tommy Greene
5. #554 Jim Abbott
6. #569 Todd Zeile
7. #609 Jeff Fassero
8. #622 Randy Milligan
9. #634 Greg Briley
10. #643 Paul Wagner
11. #687 Robb Nen
12. #700 Dave Martinez
13. #705 Paul Molitor
14. #721 Darnell Coles
15. #723 Bryn Smith
16. #734 Scott Sanderson
17. #739 Doug Dascenzo
18. #744 Steve Decker
19. #755 Juan Gonzalez
20. #764 Ed Sprague
21. #785 J.T. Snow
22. #813 Jeff Bagwell (Team Card)

1. #BC-11 Paul Molitor
2. #BC-14 Kirby Puckett

1. #42 Mookie Wilson
2. #43 Chris Bosio
3. #44 Jeffrey Leonard *x3
4. #45 Doug Jones *x2
5. #46 Mike Scott
6. #47 Andy Hawkins *x2
7. #48 Harold Reynolds *x2
8. #49 Paul Molitor *x2
9. #50 John Farrell
10. #51 Danny Darwin *x2
11. #52 Jeff Blauser
12. #53 John Tudor
13. #56 Greg Olson
14. #58 Rick Parker
15. #62 Scott Radinsky *x2
16. #63 Francisco Cabrera *x2
17. #64 Tim Layana *x2
18. #65 Jim Leyritz *x2
19. #66 Wayne Edwards
20. #67 Lee Stevens
21. #68 Bill Sampen
22. #69 Craig Grebeck *x2
23. #75 Charles Nagy
24. #76 Tim Drummond *x2
25. #78 Tom Edens *x3
26. #80 Steve Avery
27. #81 Lee Smith *x2
28. #82 Dave Martinez *x2
29. #85 Dan Pasqua
30. #89 Keith Hernandez

1. #471 Pete Ladd
2. #292 Brad Komminsk
3. #12 Dave Lopes
4. #522 Paul Molitor
5. #88 Bryn Smith
6. #433 Jim Morrison
7. #752 Bob Owchinko
8. #381 Roy Smith (Rookie)
9. #669 Lee Lacy
10. #426 Vern Ruhle
11. #779 Nick Esasky
12. #451 Bruce Hurst
13. #240 Dave Stieb
14. #739 Ernie Camacho
15. #298 Marty Barrett

“One of Paul’s favorite hobbies is racquetball.“