2002 Topps Tribute - First Impressions

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2002 Topps Tribute

First Impressions

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1	Hank Aaron SN54 4/18/1974: Career Homerun Record	Atlanta Braves
2	Rogers Hornsby SN15 1937: Career Batting Average .350	Chicago Cubs
3	Bobby Thomson SN46 10/3/1951: The Shot Heard Round the World	San Francisco Giants
4	Eddie Collins SN6 6/3/1925: 3,000 Career Hits	Philadelphia Athletics
5	Joe Carter SN83 10/23/1993: World Series Winning Homerun	Toronto Blue Jays
6	Jim Palmer SN65 1982: 250 Career Victories	Baltimore Orioles
7	Willie Mays SN51 9/23/1969: Career Homerun #600	San Francisco Giants
8	Willie Stargell SN62 1960: Career RBI #1500	Pittsburgh Pirates
9	Vida Blue SN69 1985: Career Strikeout #2,000	San Francisco Giants
10	Whitey Ford SN50 10/4/1962: Career World Series Victories 10	New York Yankees
11	Bob Gibson SN59 7/17/1974: Career Strikeout #3,000	St. Louis Cardinals
12	Nellie Fox SN47 1941: Career Base Hit #2,500	Chicago White Sox
13	Nap Lajoie SN96 1914: Career Base Hit #3,000	Cleveland Naps
14	Frankie Frisch SN19 1935: Career Double #450	St. Louis Cardinals
15	Nolan Ryan SN66 8/22/1989: Career Strikeout #5,000	Texas Rangers
16	Brooks Robinson SN55 1975: Career Gold Glove Award #16	Baltimore Orioles
17	Kirby Puckett SN84 10/21/1991: World Series Game Winning Homerun	Minnesota Twins
18	Fergie Jenkins SN65 5/25/1982: Career Strikeout #3,000	Chicago Cubs
19	Edd Roush SN13 1931: Career Batting Average .320	Cincinnati Reds
20	Honus Wagner SN97 6/9/1914: Career Base Hit #3,000	Pittsburgh Pirates
21	Richie Ashburn SN48 1962: Career Batting Average .300	Philadelphia Phillies
22	Bob Feller SN36 1954: Career Victory #250	Cleveland Indians
23	Joe Morgan SN63 1976: 2nd Consecutive MVP Award	Cincinnati Reds
24	Orlando Cepeda SN58 1973: Career Doubles #400	San Francisco Giants
25	Steve Garvey SN69 1986: Career RBI #1,250	Los Angeles Dodgers
26	Hank Greenberg SN30 1947: Career Batting Average .300	Detroit Tigers
27	Stan Musial SN41 5/13/1958: Career Hits #3,000	St. Louis Cardinals
28	Sam Crawford SN99 1916: Career Triple #300	Detroit Tigers
29	Jim Rice SN74 1986: Career RBI #1,250	Boston Red Sox
30	Hack Wilson SN23 1930: RBI in One Season 191	Chicago Cubs
31	Lou Brock SN61 1977: Career Stolen Base #900	St. Louis Cardinals
32	Mickey Vernon SN39 1958: Career RBI #1,250	Washington Senators
33	Chuck Klein SN28 1933: Triple Crown Award	Philadelphia Phillies
34	Tony Gwynn SN82 8/6/1999: Career Hit #3,000	San Diego Padres
35	Duke Snider SN47 6/16/1963: Career Homerun #400	Brooklyn Dodgers
36	Ryne Sandberg SN81 1993: Career Hit #2,000	Chicago Cubs
37	Johnny Bench SN67 1980: Career RBI #1,250	Cincinnati Reds
38	Sam Rice SN15 1934: Career Batting Average .320	Washington Senators
39	Lou Gehrig SN23 7/4/1939: Farewell Speach @ Yankee Stadium	New York Yankees
40	Robin Yount SN74 9/9/1992: Career Hit #3,000	Milwaukee Brewers
41	Don Sutton SN66 1984: Career Strikeout #3,000	California Angels
42	Jim Bottomley SN22 1936: Career Double #450	St. Louis Cardinals
43	Billy Herman SN31 1947: Career Batting Average .300	Chicago Cubs
44	Zack Wheat SN9 1925: Career Double #400	Brooklyn Dodgers
45	Juan Marichal SN60 1971: Career Strikeout #2,000	San Francisco Giants
46	Bert Blyleven SN70 1986: Career Strikeout #3,000	California Angels
47	Jackie Robinson SN47 4/15/1947: Color Barrier Broken	Brooklyn Dodgers
48	Gil Hodges SN43 1961: Career RBI #1,250	Los Angeles Dodgers
49	Mike Schmidt SN72 1987: Career Homerun #500	Philadelphia Phillies
50	Dale Murphy SN76 1991: Career RBI #1,250	Atlanta Braves
51	Phil Rizzuto SN41 1950: AL MVP	New York Yankees
52	Ty Cobb SN5 7/18/1947: Career Hit #4,000	Detroit Tigers
53	Andre Dawson SN76 1995: Career Double #500	Chicago Cubs
54	Fred Lindstrom SN24 1936: Career Batting Average .300	New York Giants
55	Roy Campanella SN48 1955: 3rd MVP in 5 Years	Brooklyn Dodgers
56	Don Larsen SN53 10/8/1956: World Series Perfect Game	New York Yankees
57	Harry Heilmann SN14 1932: Career Batting Average .340	Detroit Tigers
58	Catfish Hunter SN65 1979: Career Strikeout #2,000	New York Yankees
59	Frank Robinson SN56 9/13/1971: Career Homerun #500	Baltimore Orioles
60	Bill Mazeroski SN56 10/13/1960: World Series Winning Homerun	Pittsburgh Pirates
61	Roger Maris SN57 10/1/1961: Broke Single Season Homerun Record	New York Yankees
62	Dave Winfield SN73 1993: Career Hit #3,000	Minnesota Twins
63	Warren Spahn SN42 8/11/1961: Career Victory #300	Milwaukee Braves
64	Babe Ruth SN14 7/13/1934: Career Homerun #700	New York Yankees
65	Ernie Banks SN53 5/12/1970: Career Homerun #500	Chicago Cubs
66	Wade Boggs SN82 8/7/1999: Career Hit #3,000	Tampa Bay Devil Rays
67	Carl Yastrzemski SN61 1967: Triple Crown Award Winner	Boston Red Sox
68	Ron Santo SN60 1973: Career RBI #1,250	Chicago Cubs
69	Dennis Martinez SN76 1995: Career Strikeout #2,000	Montreal Expos
70	Yogi Berra SN46 1961: Career World Series Base Hits 70	New York Yankees
71	Paul Waner SN26 7/19/1942: Career Hit #3,000	Pittsburgh Pirates
72	George Brett SN73 1992: Career Hit #3,000	Kansas City Royals
73	Eddie Mathews SN52 7/14/1967: Career Homerun #500	Milwaukee Braves
74	Bill Dickey SN28 1946: Career Batting Average .300	New York Yankees
75	Carlton Fisk SN69 10/21/1975: World Series Game Winning Homerun	Boston Red Sox
76	Thurman Munson SN69 1976: Named NYY Team Captain	New York Yankees
77	Reggie Jackson SN67 10/18/1977: 3 Homers in a World Series Game	New York Yankees
78	Phil Niekro SN64 1985: Career Victory #300	Atlanta Braves
79	Luis Aparicio SN56 1973: Career Stolen Base #500	Chicago White Sox
80	Steve Carlton SN65 1986: Career Strikeout #4,000	Philadelphia Phillies
81	Tris Speaker SN7 5/17/1925: Career Hit #3,000	Cleveland Indians
82	Johnny Mize SN36 1951: Career RBI #1,250	St. Louis Cardinals
83	Tom Seaver SN67 4/18/1981: Career Strikeout #3,000	Cincinnati Reds
84	Heinie Manush SN23 1939: Career Batting Average.330	Washington Senators
85	Tommy John SN63 1984: Career Strikeout #2,000	California Angels
86	Joe Cronin SN26 1945: Career Batting Average .300	Boston Red Sox
87	Don Mattingly SN82 1987: Homeruns in 8 Consecutive Games	New York Yankees
88	Kirk Gibson SN79 10/15/1988: World Series Game Winning Homerun	Los Angeles Dodgers
89	Bo Jackson SN86 7/11/1989: All-Star Game MVP	Kansas City Royals
90	Mel Ott SN26 8/1/1945: Career Homerun #500	New York Giants