Running list of Leaf Pride of the Pinstripes autographs pulled.

Below is a list of the Leaf Pride of the Pinstripe cards listed so far on eBay, Youtube and the FCB boards.

I'll try to keep a running list of autographs pulled, and please list the ones you get in this thread too.

Completed Auctions that Sold

Most auctions ended with no bids and were relisted. Here are the few that have sold as of Sunday afternoon:

Juan Beniquez - 8/10 - $7.05
Zinn Beck - 7/10 - $9.99
Rick Bladt - 1/1 - $29.99
Marv Breuer - 5/10 - $9.99
Spud Chandler - 1/1 - $69.99
Mike Garbak - 4/10 - $5.00
Joe Glenn - 4/10 - $8.53
Joe Glenn - 7/10 - $8.69
Ron Guidry - 1/1 - $47.99
Don Gullett - 1/3 - $5.79
Chet Hoff - 7/9 - $16.05
Jackie Jensen - 2/2 - $49.95
Jim Kaat - 8/9 - $9.99
Kevin Maas - 1/1 - $9.99
Scott Nielson - 2/2 - $8.01
Cecil Perkins - 4/4 - $9.99
Jack Phillips - 8/10 - $5.79
Mel Queen, Sr. - 4/10 - $7.29
Dave Rajsich - 2/2 - $19.95
Dale Roberts - 1/1 - best offer
Red Ruffing - 10/10 - $26.02
Red Ruffing - 4/10 - $54.00
Joe Sewell - 1/1 - $40.00
Pat Sheridan - 1/1 - $27.69
Bill Short - 3/10 - $5.50
Roy Staiger - 1/1 - $11.49
George Stainback - 1/1 - $18.50
Bob Tillman - 5/10 - $12.85
Chris Turner - 5/10 - $7.50
George Uhle - 10/10 - $17.16
Cecil Upshaw - 1/1 - $11.30
Joe Verbanic - 4/9 - $9.99
Steve Whitaker - 1/1 - best offer

Current Auctions and Relisted Cards

Jim Abbott - 2/2 (pictured in non-Yankee uniform)
Bernie Allen - 8/9
Neil Allen - 3/7
Erick Almonte - 1/1
Dell Alston - 3/9, 7/9
Rueben Amaro, Sr. - 9/10
Luis Arroyo - 2/10
Tucker Ashford - 1/1
T.J. Beam - 1/1
Jim Beattie - 8/10
Rich Beck - 2/10
Zin Beck - 8/10
Zeke Bella - 7/10
Juan Beniquez - 3/10, 8/10, 9/10
Dale Berra - 9/10
Dave Bergman - 1/1
Curt Blefary - 1/1
Ron Blomberg - 1/1
Mike Blowers - 1/1
Don Bollweg - 7/10
Lute Boone - 4/10, 7/10, 10/10
Hank Borowy - 8/10
Ralph Branca - 6/10
Bob Brower - 1/1
Bobby Brown - 1/10, 3/10
Hal Brown - 2/10
Bill Bryan - 1/10
Jess Buckles - 3/10
Jay Buhner - 2/4
Lou Burdette - 5/10
Harry Byrd - 9/10
John Candelaria - ?/10
Andy Carey - 2/10
Duke Carmel - 1/10
Owen Carol - 1/9
Danny Cater - 5/10, 8/10
Spud Chandler - 1/1, 2/10, 4/10
Eric Chavez - 7/9
Johnny Clooney - ?/?
Dave Collins - 3/4
Joe Collins - 1/10. 2/10
Clint Courtney - 3/10
Stan Coveleski - 5/10, 9/10
Frank Crosetti - 2/10
Johnny Damon - 1/1
Rick Dempsey - 5/6
Bill Dickey - 3/10
Art Ditmar - 5/10
Al Downing - 6/10
Mariano Duncan - 10/10, 9/10 (pictured in Phillies uniform)
Ryne Duren - 4/10, 7/10, 8/10
Foster Edwards - 1/1
Eugene Elliott - 8/8
Kevin Elster - 4/9
Barry Evans - 2/2
Frank Fernandez - 3/4
Tom Ferrick - 1/1
Gus Fisher - 2/4
Ray Fisher - 3/4
Roy Fontenot - 2/2
Oscar Gamble - 4/10
Mike Garbark - 4/10
Karim Garcia - 1/1
Joe Glenn - 4/10, 7/10, 8/10
Tom Gorman - 10/10
Greg Golson - 1/1 - (pictured in Phillies uniform)
Eli Grba - 1/1, 2/7
Ken Griffey, Sr. - 10/10 (pictured in Reds uniform)
Oscar Grimes, Jr. - 6/9
Clark Griffith - 2/2
Lee Grissom - 2/6
Ron Guidry - 1/1
Don Gullett - 1/3
Kent Hadley - 2/7, 6/7
Bob Hale - 8/9
Jim Hardin - 1/3
Toby Harrah - 8/9 (pictured in Indians jersey)
Buddy Hassett - 9/10
Orlando Hernandez - 1/2
Dion James 1/1
Johnny James - 4/7
Stan Javier - 1/1
Jackie Jensen - 2/2
Bill Johnson - 1/10
Darrell Johnson - 5/10
Henry Johnson - 8/10
Jimmy Jones - 1/1, 3/6, 4/6
Jim Kaat - 1/1
Steve Karsay - 2/2
John E. Kennedy - 3/4
Bill Knickerbocker - 1/1
Brandon Knight - 2/2
Jim Konstanty - 2/2
Ernie Krueger - 1/10
Dick Kryhoski - 9/10
Tim Leary - 2/2
Al Leiter - 2/6
Sherm Lollar - 5/10, 10/10
Tim Lollar - 1/2
Eddie Leon - 1/2
Phil Lombardi - 1/2
Ed Lopat - 7/10
Hector Lopez - 2/10
John Lucadello - 1/10
Joe Lucey - 6/9
Sal Maglie - 3/9
Roger Maris - 1/2
Jim Marquis - 1/10
Clarence Marshall - 6/10, 7/10
Damaso Marte - 2/2
Billy Martin - 5/7
Rudy May - 8/10, 9/10
John Mayberry - 3/4
Joe McCarthy - 1/1
Lindy McDaniel - 5/10
Mickey McDermott - 4/10, 2/10 (pictured in Boston uniform)
Bob McGraw - 9/10
Marty McHale - 1/1
Tim McIntosh - 1/1
George "Doc" Medich - 1/1
Bus Mills - 9/10
Willie Miranda - 10/10
Zach Monroe - 1/1
Tom Morgan - 5/10
Ross Moschitto - 1/6
Terry Mulholland - 2/4
Larry Murray - 1/1
Graig Nettles - 4/9
Phil Niekro - 1/1
Luther Nielson - 6/10
Scott Nielson - 2/2
Andrew O'Connor - 6/10
Paul O'Neill - 2/4
Jesse Orosco - 7/10
Donovan Osborne - 1/3
Juan Padilla - 1/1, 2/2
Don Pall - 1/1
Christian Parker - 1/2
Gil Patterson - 1/1
Cecil Perkins - 4/4
Jack Phillips - 8/10
Dave Polley - 1/1
Johnnie Priest - 3/10
Mel Queens, Sr. - 4/10
Vic Raschi - 2/7
Jimmie Reese - 10/10
Hal Reniff - 6/10
Allie Reynolds - 4/10
Rick Rhoden - 2/4
Harry Rice - 4/7
Jose Rijo - 6/9
Juan Rivera - 1/1, 2/4
Aaron Robinson - 1/1
Bill Robinson - 1/1, 7/9
Steve Roser - 10/10
Jerry Royster - 1/2
Red Ruffing - 4/10
Johnny Sain - 1/10
Fred Sanford - 5/10
Ray Scarborough - 7/9
Leroy Schalk - 2/2
Art Schalock - 8/10
Johnny Schmidt - 6/9
Dick Schofield - 2/5
Paul Schreiber - 1/1
Kal Segrist - 1/1
Spec Shea - 2/10, 6/10
Tom Sheehan - 2/10
Ernie Shore - 1/10
Bill Short - 3/10
Norm Siebern - 5/9, 8/9
Charlie Silvera - 6/10
Ken Silvestri - 10/10
Harry Simpson - 10/10
Bill Skiff - 5/6
Don Slaught - 1/1
Enos Slaughter - 1/4
Elmer Smith - 4/10
Charlie Smith - 3/10
Harry Smythe - 7/10, 8/10
Jim Spencer - 3/5, 4/5
Roy Staiger - 1/1
Mike Stanley - 3/4
Tim Stoddard - 3/3
Hal Stowe - 3/9
Darryl Strawberry - 7/10, 9/10 (both cut from pictures)
Tim Sturdiviant - 2/4
John Sturm - 9/10
Ron Swoboda - 7/10
Fred Talbot - 5/9
Frank Tepedino - 7/8
Lee Thomas - 1/1
Bob Tillman - 5/10
Rusty Torres - 9/10
Virgil Trucks - 8/9
Chris Turner - 5/10
Tom Underwood - 1/10, 5/10
Cecil Upshaw - 1/1
Elmer Valo - 5/10
Sam Vick - 6/10
Gary Waslewski - 1/4
Bob Watson - 6/10 (pictured in suit as executive with Astros or as MLB V.P. )
Jim Weaver - 6/6
Steve Whitaker - 1/1
Roy White - 1/10
Bob Wiesler - 7/9
Gordie Windhorn - 2/10
Kerry Wood - 1/8
Gene Woodling - 3/10
Bill Wright - 8/10
Jaret Wright - 1/1
Ken Wright - 2/4
Butch Wynegar - 1/1 (in Twins uniform)
Jim Wynn - 6/10, 9/10
Ed Yarnell 1/1

Like redemptions.........the lack of a checklist is subpar.

Be sure to list the autographs you pull and I'll add them to the original post so we have a running tally.
So far the biggest cards pulled are Hall of Famers Joe McCarthy, Red Ruffing, Joe Sewell, Bill Dickey, Enos Slaughter and Phil Niekro.

But the overall list of players makes me throw up in my mouth.
I love my Yankees history, but I've never heard of many of these players.

George_Calfas said:

Like redemptions.........the lack of a checklist is subpar.

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I think of myself as a fan of baseball history but im embarrassed at how few players on that list I know

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There's a trade off in making a set this deep. There will be collectors who will e able to pick up an auto of their guy possibly for the first time, but for most those pulls are of little interest.

Tim McIntosh played 3 games with the Yankees in 1996. He went 0-3, played a total of 6 innings on defense, and then was out of the majors (after already being out of MLB in 1994 and 1995).

Yet he has a 1/1 cut in this product.

I don't even know if there are words to describe that. Leaf catches a lot of heat around here (much of it unjustified), but there really isn't a positive way to spin something like this. There's no excuse to use cuts of living players who can keep signing for another 40+ years, and then creating a false scarcity behind it by making them a 1/1 really reeks of desperation. I know every box can't be a winner (and it looks like most of them aren't), but not even Tim McIntosh's mom would be happy to pull his 1/1 cut.

Wow! I was not expecting this kind of checklist at the price point. Very disappointing.

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I hope they never make a Pride of KC set. They'd find a way to make it even worse!


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Need Moustakas, Hosmer and patches.

DeliciousBacon said:

Tim McIntosh played 3 games with the Yankees in 1996.
He went 0-3, played a total of 6 innings on defense, and then was out of the majors (after already being out of MLB in 1994 and 1995).
Yet he has a 1/1 cut in this product.
I don't even know if there are words to describe that.

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Even worse (if that's possible) is Christian Parker.
He pitched in only one Major League game, allowing 7 runs in just 3 innings, for a career record of 0-1 with a 21.00 era.
And he has 2 cards in this product.

phillyfan0417 said:

I think of myself as a fan of baseball history but im embarrassed at how few players on that list I know

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Embarrassed for leaf that is right???

If these were all obscure dead players, this would be a great idea, if only for those who try and get autos of everyone who ever played for their team. But if you're a Yankee completist and need a Christian Parker auto, you can probably write to him and say "Hey Mr. Parker, I know you sucked in your one game with the Yankees, but I need your auto because I'm running out of good Yankees to bother. Here's $5".

rum151man said:

Embarrassed for leaf that is right???

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Yes sir. This is not a shining moment.

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I hope Sam Militello has a cut in this ....

I almost bought a couple from Andrew, glad I stayed away.

55_marlins_sp said:

I hope Sam Militello has a cut in this ....

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I'm looking for a Scott Seabol 1/1 cut (had 1 AB with the 2001 team, then 59 games with the 2005 Cards). Or a Brett Jodie cut (1 start with the 2001 team, 6 ER in 2 IP, then 7 more games with the 2001 Padres then out of the game). Or best yet, a Henry Rodriguez OH HENRY! cut, commemorating his 0-8 in 5 games with the 2001 Yankees, near the end of his steroid-soaked career.

I mean, my biggest issue is the name of the set. Just call it "Lots of Yankees". Pride seems to imply something about the players that is factually inaccurate.

It's like if I made a grab bag of cookies called "Baker's Pride--Delicious Biscuits" and 2/3s of the boxes just had Milkbones.

Erich said:

I almost bought a couple from Andrew, glad I stayed away.

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Same here. Was about to send him a PM the other night but held off when I found out the checklist still wasn't out yet. I guess this is why.

A few comments:

1- this box has a factory cost of $31.. The slab, box and printing costs us $12 alone... What did you expect the checklist to be at this price point? There has to be many weak names to balance the big names..

2- the checklist will be posted tomorrow..nothing to be embarrassed about..

3- there area many collectors who actually collect rare and unusual names.......

This product is much like history of baseball.. It is for the completist..

If you are a diehard Yankee guy, this set offers a massive number of names who will never have autographed cards (and even a few with no cards!!!)..

Generally, the factory cost of an item will tell you a lot about the checklist.
A high $30's box will not be all deceased and hall of famers numbered to 10 or less..

I am always happy to give product feedback prior to release..feel free to ask.. BG

I think the expectation would not to include guys who played less than a season w the team as a general rule.....
Esp living guys, and put the checklist out at least a few weeks before release

Ryan

Leaf said:

A few comments:

2- the checklist will be posted tomorrow..nothing to be embarrassed about..

I am always happy to give product feedback prior to release..feel free to ask.. BG

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Can you confirm any of the following players in this product?

Matt Luke
Shane Spencer
Andy Fox
Sam Militello
Torey Lovullo

Thanks!