 Hi everyone, Joe for Jasper's Case Breaks.com. Coming at you with a fun one here, because we're gonna play a little game of Who Am I? Three boxes of Fnatic's underwrapped autographed baseballs. One spot gets you nine random players. This is break number 22. Remember, there's only, there's one spot that'll just get any and all multi-signed, any multi-auto baseball. Everyone else just individual players. So there's no like randomity. If you have Gary Sanchez and Gary Sheffield baseball, and you've, it's not gonna be a randomizer between those two players. Just keep that in mind. I think we've done enough of these. I think most of you know this by now. All right, big thanks to this group for making it happen. So there's the full list once again. So let's multiply this by nine. So there's one already. Two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and ninth and final time. So it all matches up 171 spots on each list. Now let's gather your names and put them into the first list right here. Let's gather all these names here and put them into the other list. And let's just, let's figure out what team you're gonna get or player you're gonna get after 12 times, a full 12 times, six and a six. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, and 12th and final time. Let's devolve all the way down to Tyrone. Six and a six, 12 times for the players. One, two, three, four, nine, 10, 11, and 12th and final time. After 12, we got teammates Otani and Tripp. All the way down to Piazza and Zach Wheeler. Now I'm gonna show you just the players as is or the list as is. And then I'm gonna alphabetize by your first name so you can kind of see all of your players gathered together. So there's the first part of the list right there and just so we can get all this, all this on wax, on videotape. A lot of great names here, a lot of names from the past, a lot of names from the present, a lot of future stars. And now let's alphabetize by your first names here. All right, Jamie, there you go. There are your players right there. Jim, John, and Steve has a ton of players here. He's got a lot of spots. There's another group. There's another group. And then Tristan, here's your group. You got the any and all multi-side baseball spot, nice. And you'll know if there's a multi-spot base because I can't do trivia with all those different names. There you go. And then last but not least, Tyrone, there are your players right there. All right, I'm gonna pause the video. When we come back, we'll see if there's any trades. And we'll have the three box break. So stick around, we'll be right back. All right, welcome back everybody. No deals were done. So the list you saw on the previous screen remains the same. Now let's play a little trivia, a little who am I? Fanatics baseballs are really nice too. All officially licensed, of course. Most of them have both the Fanatics hologram sticker and that MLB hologram sticker as well. So it's always good to see all that and like a little authentication card inside. All right, who do we have here? All right, hey, see ya, see what I'm going on. It's gonna be nice, okay. It's got a nice inscription on there as well. Retired baseball player, currently 67 years old from Portland, Oregon, made his debut in September of 1976. His last appearance was in May of 1993, has a lifetime 265 batting average, 2,111 hits, 398 home runs, 1,266 RBIs, a seven-time all-star, two-time NL MVP, five-time gold-glover, four-time silver slugger, Roberto Clemente award winner, two-time NL home run leader, two-time NL RBI leader and played for three teams my entire career. Mostly two, mostly one really. And then spent the last season of my career with the Rockies, before that spent a couple seasons with the Phillies but mostly spent my time with this team. And he spent most of his time with, I think this might give it away, with the Atlanta Braves from 76 to 90. Think about your Braves, right-handed outfielders, oh, I forgot to say position, but Braves right-handed outfielders from basically the 80s with two NL MVP's. There you go, Stephen Kay gets it, it's Dale Murphy. I was back to back to 82 and 83. And from what I understand, one of the, just one of the nicest guys in baseball from what I hear. There you go, and you got the authentication stickers here, you'll get a little card there as well. So yeah, really nice, really nice career, really nice career. The Braves Hall of Fame, obviously. I think his counting stats may be just a little short of maybe proper Hall of Fame, but I think, oh, yeah, stop John, I feel like a beloved player, nonetheless, by fans and his peers. Steve Herrick, in random player number 22, with the first one. Let's see what the, keep your thinking caps on for bragging rights. We've got an active pitcher, an active left-handed pitcher from Miami, Florida. Career, win loss, 56 wins, 46 losses. Career ERA, three six, 947 strikeouts. And has played for three teams in my entire career. Well, actually hasn't played for the third team yet, but has played for two teams and is on a third team. Two-time All-Star, no hitter in 2021, and signed a big free agent deal, a six-year, $162 million deal. Who am I? Just that by the numbers alone should give that away. Not Edwin Diaz, he's a starter. Yep, James has got it, Carlos Redone. I think the big risk for him was his injury history. I think he's, is he, James, is he gonna be injured to start the season? Might start the season on the IL, but when healthy, could put up some really nice numbers. So that's gonna go to, to, to Janie, Carlos Redone. Four-arm strain, James is saying. All right, nice one. An autographed baseball going your way here in break 22. And the third and final. You're welcome. Thanks for getting in. Was not one of your last-pot mojo players, but still a hit-to-hit. All right, third and final. All right, another active player. A youngster, 25 years old. One of, one of those, one of those bat left, but throw right kind of guys. He is a second baseman, shortstop, sometimes outfielder. From, from Kenosha, Wisconsin, has a lifetime 253 batting average, 18 home runs, 105 runs batting, batted in. Was your NL Triples leader last year. Should have been a big breakout season for him, but he did the ACL in spring training. Not a Hoskins. I think he's a little older than, than 25. Did Sam Pruitt Jr. do the ACL? That's not good. Not Witt, not Bregman. Vince Scott, it's Gavin Lux. And a lot of high hopes for Gavin Lux. But alas, no. Hitting you with a World Series champ inscription there. This is the World Series ball, it is. Nice, and you got the MLB sticker. I don't see a fanatic sticker. I think not all of them have both, but there it is. It's not inside here, right? Then you get the, the card in there as well. So that'll be for Steve Herrick with that one here in Random Player 22. There you go, gang. I'm Joe for jaspeyscasebreaks.com. That was a lot of fun. We got more in the store. Check it out. And I'll see you next time for, for the game of who am I? Bye-bye.