2016 Topps Update #US274 |
Strangely enough, Coghlan's most recent mainstream baseball card can be found within the 2016 Topps Update set showing him with the Cubs although he already had a card within the first series of the flagship set also showing him with the Cubs. Wrigley Wax covered this oddity in a post here. Coghlan also appeared in last year's Topps Heritage set.
Player (position) - 2016 Organization - Last Major Baseball Card Appearance
1. Sean Burnett (lhp) - Nationals/Dodgers/Braves/Twins/Nationals - 2014 Topps #68 (Angels)
2. Pedro Florimon (inf) - Pirates - 2014 Topps #568 (Twins)
3. Hector Gomez (inf) - Korea - 2015 Topps Update #US229 (Brewers)
4. Daniel Nava (of) - Angels/Royals - 2016 Topps Now #293 (Angels)
5. Bryan Holaday (c) - Tigers/Rangers/Red Sox - 2014 Topps Update #US117 (Tigers)
6. Cesar Ramos (lhp) - Rangers/Tigers - 2015 Topps Update #US293 (Angels)
7. Victor Arano (rhp) - Phillies - 2015 Bowman Chrome Prospect Autographs #BCAP-VA (Phillies)
8. Pedro Beato (rhp) - Orioles - 2011 Topps Chrome #199 (Mets)
9. J.P. Crawford (inf) - Phillies - 2016 Bowman's Best Top Prospects #TP12 (Phillies)
10. Taylor Featherston (inf) - Angels/Phillies - 2015 Topps Update #US148 (Angels)
11. Dalier Hinojosa (rhp) - Phillies - 2015 Immaculate Collection #151 (Red Sox)
12. Rhys Hoskins (1b) - Phillies - 2016 Bowman Draft #BD186 (Phillies)
13. Scott Kingery (inf) - Phillies - 2016 Bowman Draft #BD128 (Phillies)
14. Michael Mariot (rhp) - Phillies - N/A
15. Logan Moore (c) - Phillies - 2011 Bowman Draft Chrome Prospects #BDPP44 (Phillies)
16. Colton Murray (rhp) - Phillies - 2016 Topps #488 (Phillies)
17. Chace Numata (c) - Phillies - N/A
18. Cam Perkins (of) - Phillies - 2014 Bowman Chrome Prospects #BCP86 (Phillies)
19. Andrew Pullin (of) - Phillies - 2012 Bowman Chrome Draft Picks #BDPP59 (Phillies)
20. Brock Stassi (1b) - Phillies - N/A
21. Ryan Hanigan (c) - Red Sox - 2016 Topps Heritage #694 (Red Sox)
22. Chris Coghlan (of) - Cubs/Athletics/Cubs - 2016 Topps Update #US274 (Cubs)
Here's hoping you get the 2015 edition of Cogs, rather than the 2016 version! Also, if you look at his recent Topps cards, you'd think the guy was a perennial Gold Glover.
ReplyDeleteI noticed that about Topps' use of amazing catch photography for his recent cards. The outfield is getting crowded and I wonder if Coghlan is seen as Triple-A depth at this point.
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