1996 Topps Series 1:

1. #60 David Justice
2. #13 Todd Helton (Draft Pick)
3. #40 Orel Hershiser
4. #80 Gary Sheffield
5. #197 Roger Clemens
6. #70 Ron Gant
7. #150 Randy Johnson
8. #33 Mike Macfarlane
9. #181 Denny Martinez
10. #61 Royce Clayton
11. #91 Troy O’Leary
12. #91 Troy O’Leary

“Roger had a chance meeting with President Clinton — the third president he’s met — at Arlington Cemetery last June”

Since then, Clemens has also met President George W. Bush.  All of his presidential connections hasn’t helped him though, as Clemens is expected to stand federal trial for perjury next spring.

1993 Topps Series 2:

1. #738 Lance Painter
2. #434 Jack Armstrong
3. #412 Jamie McAndrew
4. #516 Alex Arias
5. #409 Greg Maddux/Roger Clemens (All-Stars)
6. Gold #428 Todd Zeile
7. #698 Ted Wood
8. #628 Kelly Gruber
9. #724 Guillermo Velasquez
10. #498 Bud Black
11. #651 Rafael Bournigal
12. #539 Kerry Woodson
13. #751 Eric Hillman
14. #602 Henry Mercedes
15. #725 Billy Hatcher

Maddux vs. Clemens at the 1992 All-Star break looks like a pretty even match-up.  Maddux was 10-8 with a 2.40 ERA and 106 SO, while Clemens was 9-6 with a 2.31 ERA and 120 SO.  While it might look like Clemens has the upper hand according to those numbers, Maddux pitched a couple more innings than Clemens but gave up 11 fewer hits.

2008 Topps Series 1:

1. #105 Roger Clemens
2. #207 Jeff Kent
3. #65 Billy Wagner
4. #69 Bobby Cox (Manager)
5. #203 Jason Tyner
6. #133 Mike Bacsik
7. Gold Border #184 Tadahito Iguchi (Serial#1792/2008)
8. #75 Felix Hernandez
9. #240 Jim Thome
10. #292 Mark Loretta

“Acquired in July when star Chase Utley got hurt, Tadahito was a savior for the 2007 Phillies, contributing a little of everything — including errorless play in his 31 games at second base.  Moving to the bench when Utley returned was typically unselfish.  ”The Phillies had a need,” Iguchi says.  ”I think I fulfilled that need at the time.””

After 4 years of playing in the American Major Leagues, Tadahito is back in Japan and still playing.

I think this is Roger Clemens’ last Topps card:

1992 Upper Deck, to be integrated into my collection:

1. #492 Tom Foley
2. #494 Ernest Riles
3. #495 Sid Bream *x2
4. #497 Mike Macfarlane
5. #498 Dale Sveum
6. #499 Storm Davis *x2
7. #502 Shawn Abner
8. #503 Tony Fossas
9. #504 Cory Snyder *x2
10. #510 Rafael Belliard
11. #513 Mike Morgan
12. #518 Todd Benzinger *x2
13. #522 Dave Parker *x3
14. #524 Mark Whiten
15. #525 Ellis Burks
16. #528 Brook Jacoby
17. #530 Joe Klink
18. #531 Terry Bross
19. #532 Jose Offerman
20. #534 Eric Karros
21. #535 Anthony Young
22. #537 Randy Tomlin
23. #543 Tom Brunansky
24. #545 Roger Clemens *x2
25. #548 David West
26. #555 Bo Jackson
27. #557 Mark Gardner
28. #561 Scott Servais *x2
29. #565 Darren Lewis
30. #567 Tommy Greene

I have one card from the 1992 Fleer Roger Clemens Career Highlights insert set:

1. #7 Roger Clemens

As a kid, I had the Classic Major League Baseball Trivia Board Game.  We moved around a lot when I was growing up, so the game was probably sold off at a moving sale or given away a long time ago.  These cards somehow stuck around:

1. #T14 Mike Mussina
2. #T16 Pat Hentgen
3. #T41 Howard Johnson
4. #T61 Roger Clemens
5. #T70 Barry Bonds
6. #T71 Chuck Knoblauch
7. #T84 Esteban Beltre
8. #T87 Frank Thomas

1991 Score, to be integrated into my collection:

1. #374 Chuck McElroy (Prospect) (Rookie)
2. #375 Mike Bell (Prospect) (Rookie)
3. #376 Mickey Morandini (Prospect) (Rookie)
4. #378 Dave Pavlas (Prospect) (Rookie)
5. #379 Derrick May (Prospect) (Rookie)
6. #381 Don Peters (Draft Pick) (Rookie) *x2
7. #382 Alex Fernandez (Draft Pick) (Rookie)
8. #385 Lance Dickson (Draft Pick) (Rookie) *x2
9. #389 Todd Van Poppel (Draft Pick) (Rookie)
10. #390 Rondell White (Draft Pick) (Rookie)
11. #394 Ozzie Guillen (All-Star) *x2
12. #395 Cecil Fielder (All-Star)
13. #397 Rickey Henderson (All-Star)
14. #398 Jose Canseco (All-Star) *x2
15. #399 Roger Clemens (All-Star) *x2
16. #400 Sandy Alomar Jr. (All-Star)
17. #401 Bobby Thigpen (All-Star) *x3
18. #402 Bobby Bonilla (Master Blaster) *x2
19. #404 Fred McGriff (Master Blaster)
20. #405 Glenn Davis (Master Blaster) *x2
21. #407 Rob Dibble (K-Man)
22. #408 Ramon Martinez (K-Man)

1990 Fleer, to be integrated into my collection:

1. #502 Cory Snyder
2. #508 Jay Buhner
3. #512 Alvin Davis *x2
4. #513 Ken Griffey Jr.
5. #516 Brian Holman
6. #519 Jeffrey Leonard *x2
7. #520 Edgar Martinez
8. #521 Dennis Powell
9. #522 Jim Presley *x2
10. #524 Harold Reynolds *x2
11. #525 Mike Schooler
12. #530 Carlton Fisk
13. #533 Ozzie Guillen
14. #537 Eric King
15. #541 Tom McCarthy
16. #543 Donn Pall
17. #545 Ken Patterson
18. #546 Melido Perez
19. #550 Robin Ventura (Rookie)
20. #551 Greg Walker
21. #554 Dennis Cook
22. #558 Charlie Hayes
23. #564 Ricky Jordan
24. #567 Roger McDowell
25. #568 Terry Mulholland *x3
26. #569 Dwayne Murphy
27. #578 Martin Clary
28. #586 David Justice (Rookie)
29. #588 Derek Lilliquist (Rookie)
30. #590 Kent Mercker (Rookie)
31. #592 Gerald Perry *x3
32. #593 Lonnie Smith
33. #594 Pete Smith
34. #595 John Smoltz
35. #597 Andres Thomas
36. #599 Doyle Alexander
37. #609 Fred Lynn
38. #611 Matt Nokes
39. #612 Gary Pettis
40. #613 Kevin Ritz (Rookie)
41. #619 Lou Whitaker
42. #622 Fernando Valenzuela (Players of the Decade)
43. #625 Ryne Sandberg (Players of the Decade) *x2
44. #627 Roger Clemens (Players of the Decade) *x2
45. #637 Will Clark/Kevin Mitchell (Super Star Specials) *x2
46. #638 Don Mattingly/Mark McGwire (Super Star Specials)
47. #641 George Canale/Kevin Maas (Prospects) (Rookie)
48. #646 Scott Hemond/Mark Gardner (Prospects) (Rookie) *x2
49. #649 Mike Huff/Steve Frey (Prospects) (Rookie)
50. #652 Matt Kinzer/Wayne Edwards (Prospects) (Rookie)
51. #655 Checklist 100-195 (Checklist) *x2
52. #657 Checklist 290-388 (Checklist) *x2