I'm still working my way through my forgotten box (see here for more information). The 1999 Fleer Sports Illustrated set had 4 different base card subsets - the next pack provides my first two from the Postseason Review subset.
Pack #7:
1. Derek Jeter
4. Sterling Hitchcock
44. Athletics Rookies (Chavez, Stein, Neill)
121. Darin Erstad
138. Dante Bichette
153. Greg Maddux
Pack #8:
20. Sammy Sosa & Juan Gonzalez
23. Roger Clemens
95. Fred McGriff
106. Craig Biggio
124. Mo Vaughn
159. Travis Lee
Eight packs and still not a single Red. No wonder I put this box in the drawer and forgot about it. When the best card out of two packs is a Yankee, you know it's a rough pair of packs. Admittedly, the puzzle Sports Illustrated cover card is pretty cool... The Biggio card cracks me up - I don't think you are allowed to shorten your strike zone by squatting like that.
Pack #7:
1. Derek Jeter
4. Sterling Hitchcock
44. Athletics Rookies (Chavez, Stein, Neill)
121. Darin Erstad
138. Dante Bichette
153. Greg Maddux
Pack #8:
20. Sammy Sosa & Juan Gonzalez
23. Roger Clemens
95. Fred McGriff
106. Craig Biggio
124. Mo Vaughn
159. Travis Lee
Eight packs and still not a single Red. No wonder I put this box in the drawer and forgot about it. When the best card out of two packs is a Yankee, you know it's a rough pair of packs. Admittedly, the puzzle Sports Illustrated cover card is pretty cool... The Biggio card cracks me up - I don't think you are allowed to shorten your strike zone by squatting like that.
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