Group Break 7: The Last Packs Post (final 4 packs)!

The end of the group break is finally here!  Although you haven't seen the final four packs (you will when you scroll down), I would love to hear your opinions.  Did you like the boxes?  Were there any you'd like to see again (or perhaps avoided forever)?  Sound off in the comments (or via email)!

2003 Fleer Showcase:
Packs 21, 22, 23, & 24 (Leather edition):


39.  A.J. Burnett - Marlins
40.  Shawn Green - Dodgers
42.  Bernie Williams - Yankees

46.  Juan Gonzalez - Rangers
48.  Wade Miller - Astros
50.  Carlos Delgado - Blue Jays
51.  Mike Lowell - Marlins
52.  Jim Edmonds - Cardinals
54.  Aubrey Huff - Rays
56.  Paul Lo Duca - Dodgers
57.  Roy Oswalt - Astros
60.  Andruw Jones - Braves
63.  Albert Pujols - Cardinals

65.  Mark Prior - Cubs
66.  Ken Griffey Jr. - Reds
70.  Greg Maddux - Braves

Short print:
123.  Victor Martinez - Indians

Baseball's Best:
7 of 15 BB.  Alfonso Soriano - Yankees

The Baseball's Best inserts are seeded 1:8 leather packs.  They have a fairly clean, crisp design - I like 'em!


Relic:
BB-MO.  Baseball's Best Relic:  Magglio Ordonez - White Sox

And there it is - our final card (and final hit) of the group break!  By my count, we ended up with TWELVE hits spread across nine different teams.  I'm hopeful people are satisfied with their personal haul (though of course there are always "winners" and "losers" in a group, that's the nature of the gamble I guess).  


Now that the group break is over, here are the final statistics:

And because I'm a math guy, let's break it down a little bit:

Losers:


Orioles (16 base cards were a respectable total but no inserts, parallels, etc. made for a boring break)
Rockies (9 base cards was the second lowest total of any team plus nothing else)
Royals (10 base cards plus a single parallel didn't exactly inspire greatness)
Padres (12 base cards plus nothing else)
Rays (8 base cards plus 2 parallels, at least they made double digits!)

Winners:
Red Sox (23 base cards, 2 parallels, 2 inserts/short prints, 1 serially numbered card, and 2 relics!)
White Sox (25 base cards, 1 parallel, and 2 relics)
Cubs (21 base cards, 2 parallels, 2 short prints/inserts, 1 relic, and 1 autograph)
Astros (26 base cards, 1 parallel, 2 short prints/inserts, 2 serially numbered cards, and 1 relic)
Yankees (42 base cards, 4 parallels, 6 inserts/short prints, and a relic)
Giants (21 base cards, 2 parallels, 1 insert, and one serially numbered relic card)

Most of the other teams fell somewhere in the middle.  Even most of the "loser" teams did better in this break than they usually do in most breaks.  Of course, remember that each slot was for two teams (and only the Orioles were a first pick team that ended up in the loser category).

Of course, I should note - the totals above do NOT count any of the multi-team cards.  I will random those off and mail out the cards over the next few days.  In fact, by the time you read this post a few of the packages will have already been mailed out!