Showing posts with label 2019 Panini Stars and Stripes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2019 Panini Stars and Stripes. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 16, 2021

TTM Success - Taylor Walls

When I can get a 2013 Perfect Game card signed, I get pretty happy.  I bought a couple boxes of 2013 Perfect Game at the National a few years ago, and still have a bunch of base cards left over.  I have been able to get a few of them signed, and when I saw that Taylor Walls was signing TTM, I sent this one, and a few other cards out to him.  He doesn't have much of a signature, but hey, they're signed.
I also got a 2019 Stars & Stripes, 2020 Stars & Stripes, 2017 Bowman and 2018 Pro Debut signed by Walls.

Walls (b. 1996) made his major league debut this season for the Rays.  He was a 3rd round pick by the Rays out of Florida State in the 2017 June Amateur Draft.  So far, he has 16 hits, 1 home run and a .246 batting average.

I mailed to Walls on January 2 and got the cards back on February 19, for a 48-day TAT.

Tuesday, April 27, 2021

TTM Success - Samuel Dutton

I was able to get a 2019 Panini Stars & Stripes out of my prospects box and into my album with this TTM success from Samuel Dutton.  The card turned out well.

Dutton (b. 2003) will be 18 in May and played on the Team USA 15U team in 2018.  He pitched 8.1 innings and had 9 strike outs, a 0.00 ERA and had a won/loss record of 2-0.

I mailed to Dutton on November 18 and got the card back on January 22, for a 34-day TAT.

Sunday, April 18, 2021

TTM Success - Daniel Cabrera

He's not the former Orioles pitcher that baffled hitters (sometimes) and pitching coaches (most times).  This Daniel Cabrera is the Tigers prospect that signs TTM.  I got three cards back signed and personalized.  I was happy to add a 2020 Bowman Chrome to my album, as there aren't many in my album due to not being able to graph last year.
I also got these two 2019 Stars & Stripes signed.  Cabrera's signature needs some work, but most kids these days have no idea what cursive is anyway, so I guess we will take what we can get.

Cabrera (b. 1998) was a 2nd round pick by the Tigers in the 2020 June Amateur Draft out of Louisiana State University.  He has yet to play pro ball, but that is probably coming within the month.

I mailed to Cabrera on January 4 and got the cards back on January 16, for a 12-day TAT.

Friday, November 13, 2020

TTM Success - Cale Lansville

I added another autograph on a Stars and Stripes card with this TTM success from Cale Lansville.  The card turned out great, and for someone so young, Lansville has a really nice signature.

Lansville (b. 2003) pitched 8.1 innings for Team USA in 2018 for the 15U team.  He had 6 strike outs and a 2.16 ERA.

I mailed to Lansville on August 4 and got the card back on August 25, for a 21-day TAT.

Friday, April 10, 2020

TTM Success - Corbin Carroll

Here's another player that I was able to send to TTM that was in the 2019 Bowman Draft checklist.  I also had Corbin Carroll's 2019 Stars and Stripes Longevity foil card.  It didn't scan all that great, but the card turned out really well when signed.
Carroll also signed a 2019 Bowman Draft chrome refractor and a base card.

Carroll (b. 2000) was a First Round pick (16th overall) in the 2019 June Amateur Draft by the Diamondbacks out of a Seattle area high school.  He reached Low-A Hillsboro last season.  He had 46 hits, 2 home runs and a .298 batting average over his two levels played in the 2019 minor league season.

I mailed to Carroll on January 4 and got the cards back on February 14, for a 41-day TAT.

Friday, February 14, 2020

TTM Success - Jake Agnos

I missed him when he played at ECU, and again when I saw the Pulaski Yankees in Burlington last season, but I finally was able to get my cards signed by Jake Agnos.
I had the Stars and Stripes cards since early last season, then Agnos was drafted by the Yankees in June.  He showed up in the 2019 Bowman Draft set, and I saw that he had been signing TTM.

Agnos (b. 1998) was drafted by the Yankees in the 4th round of the 2019 June Amateur Draft out of ECU.  He had been listed on Pulaski's roster at the end of the season last year, but didn't play for them.  I had been told then that he was placed on that roster as a procedural move.  He pitched at 2 levels in the Yankees system last year, the Gulf Coast Yankees, and Low A Staten Island.  In all, he pitched in 5 games in the minors last year and went 1-2 with 15 strike outs and a 6.75 ERA.

I mailed to Agnos on January 3 and got the cards back on January 13, for a 10-day TAT.