 Hi everyone, Joe for JaspysCaseBreaks.com. Another fun break here. Love this stuff. Underwraps Autograph Base Falls. Version 2.0 by Fanatics. This is not a, this is not a yearly release by the way. I think 1.0 was maybe a couple years ago? Maybe more? Anyway, another round right here of Autograph Base Falls. This is break number 24. One spot gets you nine players right here on this big list. The other cool thing about this, there's no randomizers because one spot will get any and all multi-signed autographs. More than one player on it goes to just that spot right there. Now, one spot gets you nine, so let's multiply this by nine. There's one, there's two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and ninth and final time. There it is. 171 on each list. Now let's gather all of your names, put them into this blank list here, and then let's gather everybody, the player names right here. Alright, and let's roll it. Randomize both names and players four and a five, nine times. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and ninth and final time. After nine, we got Jeremy, a couple of Jeremy's down to Dan. Let's put this in a different list here. There we go. Four and a five, nine times for the players in the multi-spot. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and ninth and final time. Steven Matz all the way down to Andy Pettit. Alright, so I'm just going to show you the list as is. This is just for the recording. Oh, and there's Jeremy Port with the any and all multi-signed autograph spot, autograph baseball spot. Now let's alphabetize by your first names. Alright, so Dan, there are all your players right here, more players here, and more players including your last spot mojo players right there. Thank you, Dan. Good luck, Jeremy. There's your group and the rest. John, you're your group of players. Steven Kaye and Tristan. Maybe Tristan has the rest. Yeah. There you go. We're going to pause the video when we come back. We're going to see if there's any trades. Then we'll have the break. Stick around, BRB. Okay, welcome back, everybody. No deals were done, so the list remains the same as what you saw on the previous screen. Good luck. Get your thinking caps on. Although I don't make the clues too hard, but we've got an active baseball player. Alright, a 34 year old infielder born in Visalia, California. Lifetime 297 batting average, 1,576 hits, 107 home runs, 581 runs batted in. Played for three teams my entire career, although the first team I didn't realize he actually spent some time with them. Three-time all-star, two-time all MLB first team, a four-time gold glover, a three-time Wilson defensive player of the year award winner, two times silver slugger, two-time batting champion, and a fielding Bible award winner who am I? What other stats can I give you here? I think that's over the stats. Righty, he went to LSU and was drafted in 2009 by the Cubs and made his debut with the Cubs before he was traded to the Rockies. Then from the Rockies, went to the Yankees. That's right, Vint and James got it. Yep, DJ Lamehu, going to Dan Golan, got the DJ Lamehu spot, batting champion in 2016 with the Rockies and then again in 2020 with the Yankees. Real solid player. There it is. Is it that way? It's not that way. That way, that's the D&J right there. There is the baseball MLB hologram sticker, no fanatic sticker, but you'll get the fanatics card in there as well. Very nice. Dan with DJ. This is cool. It's pretty cool. It's the first time I'm seeing this. I'm a retired baseball player, 85 years old now, born in Little Rock, Arkansas, a righty, made his MLB debut on my birthday back in 1955. Played for one team my entire career, ended up with a 267 lifetime average, 2,848 hits, 268 home runs, a little over 1,350 runs batted in, 18-time All-Star, two-time World Series champion, AL MVP, a World Series MVP, 16-time gold lover, Roberto Clemente award winner, and first battle hallfamer, very obvious first battle hallfamer, 91.98% of the vote. One of the greatest. Third baseman. That Vince got it. There's no doubt about it. Vincent's got it. It's Brooks Robinson, which is going to go to Tristan. And look at this, gold glove award. And look at the gold stitching on there. That's awesome. Yep, the human vacuum cleaner. That's awesome. And then you've got the fanatics and the MLB hologram sticker right there. That's really cool. I haven't seen this. The gold stitching on there. That's awesome. This is the boss man. The boss man's favorite player, Nick Jaspy's pops, Mike Jaspy, big Brooks Robinson guy. That's going to go to Tristan and Brooks Robinson. Nice. Gold stitching, really cool. Third and final box of the break. All right, and experience basketball. You're lagging behind by about a few minutes. Make sure, maybe more. Make sure you click the live part of the broadcast. Why did they not send my message? All right, guess what? The next one is our first multi-signed baseball. Our first one in a while. Jeremy Port, you got it. And we're sticking with the Orioles theme. It's another Brooks Robinson autograph along with, who is that? Guess the auto. There's the MLB hologram sticker. There's the fanatic sticker right there. And we know what Brooks Robinson's autograph looks like. Who's that auto? You know who this player is for sure. Yeah, Davey Johnson. It's Brooks Robinson and Davey Johnson right there. Nice. Now you got a Hall of Fame inscription from Brooks Robinson and then you've got a, I think, 66 chance from Davey Johnson. Nice multi-signed autograph. That all goes to one spot. That's for Jeremy Port. There you go, ladies and gentlemen. Another three boxes in the store. Let's do some more. Jaspy'scasebreaks.com. Bye-bye.