Topps released the basic product information and images for its 2009 Bowman Chrome baseball set on Thursday, a product that includes one autographed prospect card per 18-pack hobby box.
The set will include 110 prospects on their first bowman cards and will arrive in hobby shops in early September.
Among the notable players included in the set are hard-hitting White Sox prospect Dayan Viciedo, Braves pitching prospect Tommy Hanson, Tigers pitcher Rick Porcello as well as Pittsburgh Pirates pitching prospects Dinish Patel and Rinku Singh who were signed from India.
Patel and Singh lead off the autograph checklist , which also includes ambidextrous New York Yankees pitching prospect Pat Venditte, Hanson, current Oakland A’s starter Brett Anderson, Viciendo, Beckett Baseball prospect diary writer and Cincinnati Reds pitching prospect Juancarlos Sulbaran (good to see his name finally spelled correctly) and the familiarly named Ernie Banks, who’ll ultimately hope to play two for the Florida Marlins in the future.
Also included in the product are 40 more World Baseball Classic cards as well as 220 base cards.
The set will include 110 prospects on their first bowman cards and will arrive in hobby shops in early September.
Among the notable players included in the set are hard-hitting White Sox prospect Dayan Viciedo, Braves pitching prospect Tommy Hanson, Tigers pitcher Rick Porcello as well as Pittsburgh Pirates pitching prospects Dinish Patel and Rinku Singh who were signed from India.
Patel and Singh lead off the autograph checklist , which also includes ambidextrous New York Yankees pitching prospect Pat Venditte, Hanson, current Oakland A’s starter Brett Anderson, Viciendo, Beckett Baseball prospect diary writer and Cincinnati Reds pitching prospect Juancarlos Sulbaran (good to see his name finally spelled correctly) and the familiarly named Ernie Banks, who’ll ultimately hope to play two for the Florida Marlins in the future.
Also included in the product are 40 more World Baseball Classic cards as well as 220 base cards.
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