 Hi everyone, I'm Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com coming at you with 2022 Leaf Stitches and Slabs Baseball. Three box, random hit break number three. So what we're going to do is we're going to open up all the boxes, randomize the names and the hits and match you up with whatever. But Steve Birch is saving us that trouble of randomizing because he got all the spots. It's a personal break. Thank you. Good luck. Here it is. Stitches and slabs. Three boxes in each of these cases right here. I am going to turn off the top camera right there because with the jerseys we'll do a quick round of who am I. We're going to give you some clues. You're going to tell me who's on the jersey. These will all go to Steve so I'm rooting for him and I'm hoping that all of these are monsters. I think this is nice. I recognize that face on the back of the card. It's Ken Griffey, Jr. PSA 10, 1989 score traded Ken Griffey, Jr. All right, so look how young he looks there. Who am I? I am a shortstop in Major League Baseball, wears number 23, has a lifetime 292 batting average, 82 home runs and 199 runs batted in. In my short career I've been an all-star, two-time MLE first team, two-time Silver Slugger award winner and an NL home run leader. Who am I? I also like to ride motorcycles. Fernando Tetease, Jr., the motorcycle rider, busting up his wrists, hasn't played a single inning this season because of that. Come on, Fernando. But when he's healthy, when he's healthy, he's pretty amazing. There's his auto right there. These are custom jerseys, so I'm going to leave them nicely folded in here, Steve. Yeah, definitely a good start. Little old with the Ken Griffey, Jr., a little new with the Tetease, Jr., a couple of juniors. Next up is Christian Yelich, rookie Christian Yelich from 2013 Topps Update, PSA 10. Nice. All right, who am I? First base, DH, number 27, active in Major League Baseball, O'Reidy, bats right, throws right. Lifetime 285, 89 home runs, and 254 runs batted in. A one-time all-star, an all-MBA first teamer, an AL Hank Aaron award winner, a Silver Slugger award winner, and an MLB home run leader, another junior, but in the AL. Who am I? Si, Chris Vladito, Vlad, David, yep, Vlad, another junior. Yeah, representing, you always see Vlad and Acunha in these cases. You're right, Rex, right on this one. All right, Steve, so far so good. Let's see what the third box has. I feel like, even if we just stop there, I feel like this would be pretty nice. Now let's see what we got in the final box. This, this, I think worth staying up late for, that's pretty cool, okay. Another graded card, it's gonna be Bryce Harper, nice, 2011 Bowman Prospects autograph, centering a nine, edges, nine-five, corners, nine-five, for a card grade of nine-five, the auto grade? A nine, yeah, I was gonna say auto kind of starts to run off the card here a little bit, but still nice. Bryce Harper, two-time MVP award winner. I remember when Bryce first signed with the, this is a great card, I remember when he first signed with Philadelphia, I was asking the chat, asking our community, hey, does Bryce Harper win another MVP at some point in his career? Overwhelmingly, the answer was no, but shows that he is a pretty good baseball player, he's pretty good at baseball. This jersey right here, this guy was also pretty good at baseball. Let me hit you with some stats, let me hit you with a stat gun. He's a righty, throws right, bats right, and a Hall of Famer, a 12-time All-Star, a World Series Champion, a 7-time Gold Glover, 6-time Silver Slugger, Roberto Clemente award winner, an NL RBI leader, and first ballot Hall of Famer, 84.5% of the vote, lifetime 283 batting average, 3,110 hits, 465 home runs, and a little over 1,800 runs batted in. I was also drafted as a pitcher with the fourth overall pick in the MLB draft, and the Atlanta Hawks and the Utah Stars, the NBA and ABA Utah Stars also drafted me, and though I never played college football, the Vikings drafted me in the 17th round. I am one of the six players ever to be drafted by three professional sports, the others being George Carter, Jojo White, Noelle Yankee, Mickey McCarthy, and Dave Logan. He ended up playing baseball. The slab was really nice Rex, 2011 Bryce Harper. No guesses on this? Played for the Padres, the Yankees, the Angels, Blue Jays, Twins, Indians. Not Al K. Line. I thought that being drafted by all these major sports would give it away pretty easily, I guess not. I think once you see it, you're gonna be like, right, that guy. Dave Winfield. Oh, David, you had no idea, yeah, I feel like that's like a cool trivia question for Dave Winfield, like what other sports was he drafted, you know, by, I mean not even Bo Jackson was drafted by the NBA. It's pretty nice. And there you go, ladies and gentlemen, that's it. Steve Birch bought all the spots, get all these wonderful heads. Steve, thanks for buying into it. Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us. Thanks for your supporting jaspeyscasebreaks.com and our team here. Appreciate it. I'll see you next time for the next break. Bye-bye.