 Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's case breaks talk. Well, more baseballs coming at you. Break number 34. We've done a ton of these today, thanks everybody. 19 spotter, one spot gets you nine players. One person will get any and all multi-signed baseballs. Pretty great list here. Very big thanks to this group for making another break happen. I appreciate it. Let's multiply you by nine. Nine. Now let's grab all of your names, put them into a blank list. Let's grab all the player names, put them into another blank list. We'll put the result of the randomizer in that first tab there. Let's roll it, randomize it. Three and a six, nine times for names and players. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight and nine. Got some Eugene's down at Adam. Three and a six, nine times for players. Two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight and nine. Got Jock Petersen down to Luis Severino. All right, let me just show you the list as is and then we'll alphabetize by your first name. And then you can see all of your players grouped together. Obviously I'm not gonna read off all these names because there's too many names, gotta preserve my voice. All right, now, alphabetized by your first names there. Aaron, there's your last spot, Mojo group of teams. Players that is. Adam, there's your group right there. Eugene, there's your group right up to there, right up to Kyle Hendricks and then James is your group right over here. Obviously with 171 players. This is not an easy one to hit in, but if you do, that's gonna be a fun addition to your collection. Josh, there are your players. Manuel, there's your group right there and last but not least, Matt, there's your group. All right, we're gonna pause the video. I'm gonna pause the video. When we come back, we're gonna see if there's any trades and then we'll have the break. Stick around, BRB. All right, TWC trade window closed. Let's do another three baseballs. Let's see what we got. Got some nice ones the last round. We have some nice ones in general. Let's see if we can find three more nice ones. All right, we got an active player here. I think, I guess you would talk to PSA about that. All right, first baseball. Active outfielder and DH now, nowadays. 35 year old Reidy, played for one, two, three, four teams my entire career. 288 batting average, lifetime, 1,522 hits. 282 home runs and 899 runs batted in. A five-time All-Star, a World Series champion, a three-time Silver Slugger and AL RBI leader hit four home runs in one game back in 2017. I didn't realize he was on this first team. He was originally drafted in 2006 by the Twins in the 36th round, but didn't sign. And then went to Nova Southeastern University where he played college baseball from 07 to 09, set the career home run record and then was selected in the 20th round of the 2009 draft by Houston. I didn't realize he was with Houston. I don't remember those two. Now, Oliver nailed it, J.D. Martinez. Yeah, he was in, J.D. Martinez was in Houston from 2011 to 2014, but then I remember his Tigers days and I remember his Astro or his Tigers days and Diamondback days, but there it is, J.D. Martinez. Yeah, James ended up getting it too. James, this is yours, by the way. There's the MLB hologram sticker and I don't see a fanatic sticker on this, but J.D. Martinez, going out to you. All right, next baseball. Excuse me, let's see what we got here in, oh, Oliver has some old Bowman Sterling rookie cards there. All right, another active baseball player. Now, this player hasn't been around for very long, but already has a lifetime 277 batting average. He's a righty outfielder, D.H. Already has 120 home runs, 296 runs batted in and 107 stolen bases, already part of the 100-100 club. Three-time All-Star, N.L. Rookie of the Year, two-time Silver Slugger, N.L. Stolen Base Leader, 30-30 in 2019. Who am I? Yep, Kevin's got it, Oliver's got it, Ronald Acuna Jr. That's gonna go to Eugene. There's his auto right there. I think you got both holograms right there as well. Nice one, Eugene, there you go. Third and final one, good luck. So a lot of fun, folks. We got another three in the store if you wanna get after another one before the night is out, jaskysteaksbreaks.com. I think we had this player a few breaks ago, so these stats will sound familiar, but righty starting pitcher, win-loss record 74 and 57, a 3-4-2 ERA. 1189 strikeouts, played for two teams my entire career. And this particular baseball, I think there's an inscription on it. I think the previous one didn't have an inscription. His inscription is regarding his 2021 All-Star appearance, selection and appearance. The year he was a N.L. strikeout leader. Yeah, we had this one before, there you go, Oliver, Zach Wheeler. Did the previous Zach Wheeler have a All-Star game inscription on it or no? I don't think it did. I don't think it did, right? Because the other one, I don't remember an All-Star game stand on the baseball. That's the other cool thing about this. You might see some names get a repeat sometimes, but there's a lot of different kinds. All right, Zach Wheeler, third and final is gonna go to James. James with two of the three. There you go, gang. I'm Joe for jaspyscasewrakes.com. I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye-bye.