2003 Topps Series 2:

1. #613 Carl Pavano
2. #543 Terry Mulholland
3. #378 Dean Palmer
4. #661 Jeremy Guthrie (Draft Pick)
5. #466 Jason Michaels
6. #704 Randy Johnson (Award Winner)
7. #401 Eric Byrnes
8. #610 Russell Branyan
9. #387 Nick Johnson
10. #452 Julio Lugo

“Johnson’s string of Cy Young Awards is reaching historic proportions.  In 2002, he became the first to win it unanimously and the first to take a fourth straight since Greg Maddux in 1995.  His 24-5 record produced a league-leading .828 winning percentage, and his 2.32 ERA led the league by 0.30.  Randy needs one more Cy to match Roger Clemens as the only pitcher to win a half-dozen.“

1990 Upper Deck, to be integrated into my collection:

1. #375 Joe Carter
2. #393 Lee Smith
3. #404 Randy Ready
4. #431 Mark Davis
5. #432 Nelson Santovenia
6. #434 Jeff Huson
7. #436 Mark Guthrie
8. #453 Von Hayes
9. #455 Greg Briley
10. #494 Mike Jackson
11. #509 Johnny Ray
12. #540 R.J. Reynolds
13. #556 Will Clark
14. #563 Randy Johnson
15. #564 Wally Whitehurst
16. #571 Tom Glavine
17. #572 Rod Nichols
18. #587 Eric Show
19. #588 Jesse Orosco
20. #589 Herm Winningham
21. #590 Andy Allanson
22. #591 Dion James
23. #608 Bob Geren
24. #619 Jamie Moyer
25. #626 Frank Viola
26. #627 Ted Higuera
27. #632 Doug Jones
28. #633 Geno Petralli
29. #635 Bob Milacki
30. #642 Terry Leach
31. #664 Bo Diaz
32. #679 Dave Dravecky
33. #683 Mickey Weston
34. #698 Jeff Montgomery

1990 Score, to be integrated into my collection:

1. #243 Derek Lilliquist (Rookie)
2. #261 Paul Gibson
3. #266 Storm Davis *x2
4. #268 Mike Felder
5. #279 Kevin Bass
6. #301 Kenny Rogers (Rookie)
7. #302 Darrell Evans
8. #303 Greg Briley
9. #317 Rick Honeycutt *x2
10. #321 Felix Jose
11. #359 Mickey Hatcher
12. #360 Rickey Henderson
13. #362 Bill Schroeder
14. #363 Mark Carreon
15. #365 Jeff Montgomery
16. #371 Jeff Brantley
17. #380 Chuck Finley
18. #382 Jim Gantner
19. #384 Mike Marshall
20. #389 Darren Daulton
21. #398 Mike Scioscia
22. #410 Dave Stewart
23. #415 Randy Johnson
24. #417 Rolando Roomes (Rookie)
25. #423 Sid Bream
26. #430 David Cone
27. #433 Ernie Whitt
28. #456 Bill Landrum
29. #457 Bobby Witt
30. #464 Bob Geren *x2
31. #472 Tom Gordon
32. #486 Pascual Perez
33. #501 Tim Teufel
34. #507 Charlie Hayes *x2
35. #510 Mackey Sasser
36. #515 Jim Gott
37. #518 Scott Scudder (Rookie)
38. #533 Curt Young
39. #539 Mark Knudson
40. #547 Brian Fisher

2007 Topps #481 Jim Thome

2007 Topps archives, to be integrated with my collection:

1. #425 Tomo Ohka
2. #427 Randy Wolf
3. #430 Justin Morneau
4. #432 Takashi Saito
5. #440 Mark Teixeira
6. #446 Jaret Wright
7. #449 Francisco Liriano (Topps All-Star Rookie)
8. #451 Bobby Jenks
9. #455 Dan Johnson
10. #457 Mike Hampton
11. #460 Jose Reyes
12. #464 Omar Vizquel
13. #466 Raul Ibanez
14. #470 Gary Sheffield
15. #471 David Wells
16. #476 Aaron Harang
17. #481 Jim Thome
18. #486 Wandy Rodriguez
19. #487 Eric Chavez
20. #489 Doug Davis


2007 Topps #560 Randy Johnson

21. #492 Michael Barrett
22. #496 Ryan Klesko
23. #510 Alex Rodriguez
24. #512 Jason Kubel
25. #513 Jermaine Dye
26. #514 Mark Grudzielanek
27. #522 Anthony Reyes
28. #523 Derrek Lee
29. #534 Terrmel Sledge
30. #536 Tom Gorzelanny
31. #540 Chad Billingsley
32. #542 Omar Infante
33. #547 Byung-Hyun Kim
34. #549 Horacio Ramirez
35. #557 Scott Olsen
36. #560 Randy Johnson
37. #561 Chan Ho Park
38. #562 Jamie Moyer
39. #563 Mike Gonzalez
40. #564 Nelson Cruz

2000 Topps Combos #TC7 Randy Johnson/Pedro Martinez

2000 Topps series 2:

1. #363 Omar Vizquel
2. #457 Cal Ripken (Season Highlights)
3. #402 Joey Hamilton
4. #388 Mike Remlinger
5. #426 Jose Guillen
6. #469 Mark McGwire (20th Century’s Best)
7. Combos #TC7 Randy Johnson/Pedro Martinez
8. #307 Eric Owens
9. #304 Michael Tucker
10. #397 Royce Clayton
11. #377 Travis Lee

“Not only are Johnson and Martinez their league’s strikeout kings, but they rule with iron fists.  Johnson, baseball’s K-per-game career leader at 10.8, notched 364 in 1999 — beating the NL runner-up by 143.  Martinez, who whiffed 305 men in 1997, punched out 313 more in ’99 — 113 ahead of the AL’s No. 2 guy.  Besides red-hot fastballs, each owns a secret-weapon:  Randy’s hard-breaking slider is the best in the business, while Pedro’s circle-change is as hard to hit as an acorn in a hurricane.”

While Pedro Martinez is still unsigned, Randy Johnson just won his 298th game yesterday against the Nats, striking out 9 in 5 innings.

1992 Topps #525 Randy Johnson

1992 Topps archives, to be integrated with my new collection:

1. #479 Chito Martinez
2. #484 Mike Hartley
3. #489 Bobby Cox (Manager)
4. #493 Jose Offerman
5. #495 Carney Lansford
6. #500 Vince Coleman
7. #503 Pascual Perez
8. #504 Aaron Sele (Draft Pick) (Rookie)
9. #508 Bill Gullickson
10. #509 Doug Dascenzo *x2
11. #510 Frank Viola *x2
12. #522 Milt Cuyler (Topps All-Star Rookie)
13. #523 Shawn Hillegas *x3
14. #525 Randy Johnson
15. #526 Doug Piatt
16. #530 Jim Abbott
17. #533 Mackey Sasser
18. #536 Willie Wilson
19. #541 Jose Tolentino
20. #542 Keith Mitchell


1992 Topps #560 Rickey Henderson

21. #544 Cliff Brantley
22. #547 Herm Winningham
23. #548 Mark Guthrie
24. #549 Joe Torre (Manager)
25. #552 Dave Gallagher
26. #557 Dickie Thon
27. #558 Scott Garrelts
28. #560 Rickey Henderson
29. #568 Bryan Harvey
30. #570 Lou Whitaker *x2
31. #571 Randy Tomlin
32. #573 Kelly Downs
33. #574 Steve Avery
34. #576 Heathcliff Slocumb
35. #580 Greg Maddux *x2
36. #583 Mel Rojas
37. #586 Rod Nichols
38. #590 Howard Johnson
39. #594 Brian Barber (Draft Pick) (Rookie)
40. #600 Paul Molitor *x3