Monday, November 14, 2016

Phillies Acquire Kendrick from Dodgers for Ruf, Sweeney

2017 Chachi New Additions #2
2017 Chachi Departures #2
2017 Chachi Departures #3

On Friday afternoon, the Phillies seemingly found their coveted "professional hitter," acquiring Howie Kendrick from the Dodgers for Darin Ruf and Darnell Sweeney.  Kendrick is expected to be the team's everyday left fielder in 2017.  An 11-year veteran, Kendrick has played the majority of his career at second base and only 120 of his 1,112 games have been in left.  But the Phillies wanted his bat and they're hopeful he can add some punch to what was a mostly punchless offense in 2016.

In 146 games for the Dodgers last season, Kendrick hit .255 with 8 home runs and 40 RBIs.  An All-Star in 2011 with the Angels, Kendrick is a career .289 hitter.  His most recent mainstream baseball cards can be found within the 2016 Topps Update, Topps Allen & Ginter, Topps Gypsy Queen and Topps Heritage sets.

The Phils bid farewell to Ruf, part of the Phillies system since 2009.  Blocked at first base by Ryan Howard for most of his Phillies career, he's ironically departing the organization the same year as Howard.  Between 2012 and 2016, Ruf appeared in 286 games, hitting .240 with 35 home runs and 96 RBIs.

Sweeney was originally acquired from the Dodgers in the August 2015 Chase Utley deal.  He spent all of 2016 with the IronPigs, and he appeared in 37 games for the 2015 Phillies, hitting .176.  Here's a complete listing of Ruf's and Sweeney's Chachi cards:

Darin Ruf Chachi Checklist
2012 Chachi #57
2013 Chachi #48
2014 Chachi #43
2015 Chachi #13
2016 Chachi #11
2017 Chachi Departures #2

Darnell Sweeney Chachi Checklist
2015 Chachi #59
2016 Chachi IronPigs Signing Autographs #3
2016 Chachi Almost #24
2017 Chachi Departures #3

Saturday, November 5, 2016

Here's the First @PatNeshek (Unofficial) Phillies Card!

2017 Chachi New Additions #1
I get inordinately excited whenever the Phillies make offseason player moves, and the first acquisition of the 2016-2017 offseason was announced yesterday.  The Phillies acquired reliever, and fellow baseball card collector, Pat Neshek from the Houston Astros for a player to be named later or cash considerations.

An All-Star in 2014, Neshek has pitched for 10 seasons with the Twins, Padres, Athletics, Cardinals and Astros.  His most recent mainstream baseball cards can be found within the 2016 Topps flagship and 2016 Topps Heritage sets.  Neshek will have to find a new number for 2017, as the #37 he wore with the Astros is currently occupied by Odubel Herrera.

He's the first card in the 2017 Chachi New Additions set, and I've added him to the Phillies Virtual Wall, which now stands at 32 players.  Presented below is an updated listing of those players who have either joined or left the organization.

Moving On - 2016-2017 Offseason
New Additions - 2016-2017 Offseason
  • Pat Neshek - rhp (11/4/16) - Acquired from the Houston Astros for a player to be named later or cash considerations.

Saturday, October 29, 2016

2016 Phillies - First Topps Cards

I went through this exercise after last season, and I thought I'd try it again.  For no other reason than I thought it would be cool to see the Topps flagship baseball card origins of the 2016 Phillies, here are all the first Topps flagship baseball cards of the manager, coaches and players.

1970 Topps #539
1974 Topps #597
1976 Topps #599
1978 Topps #134
1984 Topps Traded #105T
1988 Topps Traded #71T
2004 Topps Traded #T114
2005 Topps #689
2007 Topps Update #UH99
2008 Topps #463
2008 Topps Update #UH177
2009 Topps #441
2009 Topps Update #UH4
2010 Topps #355
2010 Topps Update #US-59
2010 Topps Update #US-89
2010 Topps Update #US-146
2011 Topps #165
2011 Topps #554
2011 Topps Update #US235
2012 Topps #585
2012 Topps Update #US304
2013 Topps #83
2013 Topps #268
2013 Topps Update #US71
2014 Topps #115
2014 Topps #451
2014 Topps #637
2015 Topps #309
2015 Topps #687
2015 Topps Update #US52
2015 Topps Update #US95
2015 Topps Update #US148
2015 Topps Update #US166
2015 Topps Update #US258
2016 Topps #2
2016 Topps #27
2016 Topps #133
2016 Topps #419
2016 Topps #421
2016 Topps #432
2016 Topps #488
2016 Topps #610
2016 Topps Update #US39
2016 Topps Update #US95
2016 Topps Update #US247

No Topps (base or update) Phillies cards to date (11):  Jorge Alfaro, Zach Eflin, Dalier Hinojosa, Rich Kranitz CO, Michael Mariot, Roman Quinn, Edubray Ramos, Joely Rodriguez, Patrick Schuster, Daniel Stumpf and Jake Thompson.

Memory Lane
2015 Phillies - First Topps Cards