Su, 09.20.26 - 2026 Bowman Chrome Baseball Delight 6-Box Case Break *PYT* #9
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The video features a live case break of six boxes from the 2026 Bowman Chrome baseball set, hosted by Joe on Fanatics Live with special guest Mojo Astros. The event takes place on September 20th, 2026, and is designated as Pick Your Team number nine. Throughout the process, the host pulls various autographed cards, including three autos from each box, while assigning them to specific viewers based on their requested teams or nicknames. The atmosphere is casual and interactive, with the host frequently acknowledging the large number of participants and expressing gratitude for their engagement in this particular break session.
As the boxes are opened, several notable rookie cards and prospects emerge, such as Roman Anthony, Bubba Chandler, Bryce Eldridge, and Luis Andújar. The host provides detailed commentary on these players, discussing their potential, physical attributes like height and weight, and recent performance metrics. Special attention is given to the unique design elements of the Bowman Chrome set, particularly the geometric refractors and the textured "seam" effect found on some cards, which adds a tactile quality to the collectibles. The distribution of these cards involves a mix of established names and high-ceiling prospects, creating excitement among the audience members waiting for their specific teams to be selected.
Beyond the card pulls, the host engages in extensive discussion about the current state of Major League Baseball, focusing on playoff races and future awards. He analyzes the odds for MVP candidates like Yordan Alvarez and Pete Crow-Armstrong, noting that while some races appear locked, others remain competitive. The conversation also touches on the Triple Crown race, highlighting Yordan Alvarez's batting average and home run totals against his rivals. Additionally, the host reflects on the devaluation of RBI statistics over time and how it impacts the significance of winning the Triple Crown, offering a nuanced perspective on modern baseball achievements.
The break concludes with the final autographs being distributed, including cards for players like Ariel Roque and Hun Lee, who are highlighted as promising international prospects. The host emphasizes that while some pulls might not feature immediate superstars, many of these young players have the potential to become significant names in the future. He wraps up by thanking everyone for participating and encouraging viewers to check out other available cases, ending the session on a positive note with a promise to return for the next break.
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Hi everyone, Joe here for Jaspies on
Fanatics Live coming at you with a full
case
of 2026 Bowman Chrome baseball sixbox
pick your team number nine here on
Sunday September 20th 2026. Thank you
everybody here.
Last spot Mojo Astros from the Manatee
got the Dodgers as well. Big thanks to
him. Big thanks to everybody. A lot of
people getting in on this break. Thank
you very much.
[snorts]
It's all right, bigo. Then I'll then
I'll just I'll counter with maybe you
should pay attention
to to the pinch a bit more.
Like just got to pay attention. That's
now you know for next time. It'll be a
good uh
it'll be a good good uh good learning
experience.
All right, so we got all six boxes worth
stacked up here. Let's grab the first
one. Three autos. Good luck everybody.
Again, [snorts] big thanks for the fill.
The next Bowman and I think that figure
team, so we're doing figure team nine
right now. Figure team 10 is uh posted
right now. So, if you missed out on your
teams the first time, [snorts] don't
miss out next time.
Just pull the three autos out here
first.
All right, good luck everybody. You know
what? I've been
the the hot start for my Raiders and I
know with with my Dodgers pretty much
wrapping things up.
They beat the Giants 3-1. I haven't
looked at any baseball today.
All right, here we go. Good luck
everybody.
Here is red rookie Roman Anthony. Nice.
Good start. Kettle Marte blue
to 150. Framber Valdez to 499 and Gavin
Finn to $4.99. Love the geometric
patterns here. Finn goes to Squiggly
W's. That'll be for King GM. From to
499. That's going to go to Detroit.
That'll be for Nate E.
The blue geometric Marte will go to
Brian Wendell and the Snakes.
And of course, the red rookie, Roman
Anthony,
is going to be for Big O in Boston.
I was in Boston last weekend and went to
the Fenway Park Tour. Really awesome.
Really cool stadium. Need to get to a a
proper game out there someday. Maybe
there'll be a car show or something like
that. All right, we got Jason Horton.
Horton here's a who that's going to go
to King GM and the Angels.
I think I saw a different insert auto
here. I'm going to try to grab the first
one behind Murakami. That's Santiago
Solar. That'll be for estimated profit
and the fish.
>> Nice. There we go. And your third auto
behind Murakami is
Wyatt Langford. AC, not really across
the seams, more of the sweet spot, but
across the seams auto. Wyatt Langford
Rangers. That's going to go to Sasquatch
and Texas. I really Oh, you know, I
don't think I noticed it previously, but
you can feel the seams. So, it's kind of
>> what's the right word?
Inboss technically isn't the right word,
I think.
Maybe relief is or is that just for
coins?
Anyway, you can feel the texture of the
the seam. Yeah, more of a textured feel.
There you go. We'll go we'll split the
difference, Frankie. We'll go with that.
That's the 50. So, you can can't
actually feel the texture of the seams
right there, which is a which is a nice
touch. Um Tops has actually been doing
that a little bit more, which I like.
It's a nice It's subtle, but it's not.
Some of those reptilians are also kind
of feel a scaly texture there, which is
cool,
unless scales creep you out. Um, that
goes to uh Prriscus and the White Socks.
All right, [snorts] next box.
All right.
Chase Burns,
Junior Ambaro, and a red rookie, Bubba
Chandler.
I think he's been pitching fairly
regularly this year.
A former number 11 overall prospect
according to MB Pipeline. Like he's been
struggling a little bit, but it's
definitely got a high ceiling. Oh, nice
geometric refractor. Jacob Miseri
158 out of 499. Your presumptive uh NL
SI Young Award winner. That's going to
go to King GM and the Brew Crew.
Obviously, his rookie eligibility was
last year. The Tops didn't get around to
it until this year. Sometimes that
happens. [snorts] Here's a purple Gio.
Corbin Carroll to 250. That's for Brian.
And here is Alex stuck in load ice
again. 75 out of 250. Cody Martin with
the ATL.
All right. So behind
yogurt Bautista spring breakout insert
we have some autos. Three autos. We got
Darris Darris Brito for Boston. Big O in
Boston. [snorts]
And we've got Randy Guzman.
Randy Guzman will go to Fertman 26 and
the Mets.
All right. And your third auto is Wyatt
Vincent. 405 out of 499. Another one for
Fman and the Mets.
Refractor Auto.
Next box.
I guess maybe
daily scores for baseball isn't really
essential for a lot of teams anymore. A
lot of teams eliminated.
A lot of teams not officially ma not
mathematically eliminated but pretty
much are.
I suppose seating is really
what we're looking for. Maybe there's
some still divisional races.
Wildardwise,
White Sox are up three games on the Blue
Jays and Astros are tied at three. Wild
card wise, Phillies are ahead four
games. They kind of have that locked in,
but seating can be different. Cubs,
Padres's, and Phillies are within a game
of each other.
any divisional races.
>> I guess the White Sockets could still
win the division and dump the Guardians
into a wild card spot. And I guess the
Astros can dump the Rangers out of their
division spot and put them into a wild
card spot.
Phillies are too far back of the I think
divisions have been clinched for the
Braves, Brewers, and Dodgers
and the Rays, I think.
So, there's still a couple interesting
races in the AL that we can kind of keep
track of in the wild card spots. Okay,
onwards [snorts]
M and red rookie Bryce Eldridge,
right? Big kid here. 67 240
could be a that's like tight end size,
right?
Could be lineman size right here. Uh
that's going to go to Rorowight and the
Giants.
Could put another 20 30 pounds on him.
Could be a lineman.
Mookie bets 149 out of 499. Could play
as a big tight end.
Bets will go to Coffee Manity.
Nice. Kevin McGonagal 41 out of 125.
Aqua Geometric. That is your is that is
he still your presumptive AL rookie of
the year at least Vegas odds wise Nate
with the Tigers
and there's Walker Jenkins 69 out of 125
that'll be for SMEDs and the Twins.
All right, behind Jamie Arnold came to
the league we have Liam Doyle. Nice one
for the Cardinals. That's going to go to
King GM and the Red Birds.
I think Liam Doyle was one of their top
picks in 2025. Yes, fifth overall.
Number 33 overall as well.
Here is Luis Delator.
That's for the Giants. Rowight.
Look for his I want to look for his
potential
future teammate there.
All right. And the third auto is Avery
Usu. As au Brian with the snakes.
He's a coldarted snake.
Look into his eyes.
All right.
Halfway through the case.
I guess we will take a look at the
[snorts] latest odds.
I think are the MVP races locked up. I
guess AL MVP
Yordon is plus 300 next closest or
actually minus that that's what it
opened at. It's minus 3,000.
The next closest is Junior Camero at
plus,500.
Uh some have heard some argument that
maybe Yordon or that maybe Junior
Camroero
should be I don't know we'll see but
Vegas has Yordon as the heavy favorite
NL MVP I think Pete Crow Arfang has to
be the heavy favorite right yeah he's
minus 10,000 compared to Otani at plus
8,000 so so PCA incredible season for
him so he's pretty much set there
we'll take a look at some of the other
futures in a little bit. Okay,
got red rookie Alex Freeland. And then
we got another Alex, Alex Bregman 499.
Someone was saying, I think Rex was
saying earlier that he got hit in the
face. Foul ball.
And then we've got oh there's red Alex
Freeland Manatee and the Dodgers.
Bregman is going to go to the Cubs.
That'll be Tarinius Prriscus. Sounds
like a uh
some Roman general or something ancient
Roman general. 45 out of 99. Mookie
bets. Manatee with the Dodgers.
It's the green geometric. Mookie's been
heating up nicely. And another Cub. So
back to Tarinius.
I am gladiator
on airs is 111 out of 150. Little color
match there as well. All right,
here is Joseph Sullivan. Last spot mojo
aesthetic coffee manity with the Astros.
Last spot mojo. If it sits, it hits.
They say
70% of the time hits all the time they
say. So worked out for Manatee. Thank
you, Manatee. And a couple more here.
Here's Chris Aoyal. 210 out of 299
speckle autograph for the fish. That's
for profit.
And the third one here is another Liam
Doyle for $4.99. Another one for King
GM. and the Cardinals. Frankie Max
saying he's got a fair number of Yordons
ready to go after he wins.
But is the I wonder though here's Chase.
Is the price of the MVP already baked in
to Yordon Alvarez or will he get a bump
when he officially wins the MVP?
Or maybe if he officially locks up
Triple Crown, maybe that'll
maybe that'll uh maybe that'll give it
the bump.
All right, so quickly uh Al Sai Young, I
think Cam Schlitler has the convincing
lead odds wise and the NL Misarowski
has a considerable lead odds-wise. Kevin
McDonald has the lead in AL rookie of
the year, at least Vegas odds wise. And
Sal Stewart looks like he's got the
comfortable lead over JJ Weatherhole.
All right, so you're on triple crown
watch. Are we still on triple crown
watch? He's got a 313 average that leads
the league. He's got 41 home. No, he's
behind a homer. He's behind junior Camro
and he's six RBI's behind Pete Alonzo.
So, Yordon's got to get some guys in
front of him, he's got to heat up a
little bit.
Although I think over the years since
the RBI has been devalued, right,
because there so much variance on who's
ahead of you,
something that has devalued the triple
crown a little bit, but it's still a
cool feat.
Red rookie Jefferson Quero. Here's a
yellow Coulson Montgomery 15 out of 75.
I think he ended up with a nice season
or is having a nice season.
Uh, White Sox. That's going to go to
That's also for Tinus.
Here is Luis Robert. 33 out of 250. That
was a good flyer on Luis Robert. Just
didn't work out. He can't stay healthy.
This is for Shirtman. The Mets when he's
on, man. 1675 Gavin Fiend. Squiggly W's
Nationals.
Do Orioles have you? I'll bet you have
the Orioles, Terry. Uh, yes, they do.
I still got six autos to go. You never
know.
All right, here's your Donnie Sodto
White Socks Tarinius.
That's our first White Socks auto.
Is that red back there? I think that's
some red. Unless it's like that Merllo
or Bordeaux color or whatever. That
tricks me. Slater de Brun Tampa Bay
Rays. That's going to be for WCF.
That's red, right? Red Wave should be to
five.
Red Wave. Luis Anduhar. One out of five.
That is King GM and the Cardinals. King
GM
all aboard the Big Hit Express.
Bigo saying who? What? You don't know?
Luis Andar the shortstop
prospect. Oh, sorry. That's not for King
GM. That's for That's for Big O and
Boss. Sorry, King. Sorry, Bigo O. Big.
Let's try this again.
Out of five, Luis Anduhar for the Boston
Red Sox. Big O, there you go, Big O. All
aboard the Big Hit Express.
Big O's like, who? What are you talking
about, Big O? You're talking about the
Boston Red Sox shortstop, signed as a
free agent, and kicked off his
professional career in the Dominican
Summer League, legged more than more
walks than strikeouts, which is nice.
You know, obviously, uh, you got he's
got a high energy playing style.
Everyone knows this. Ample physical
projection, notable pullside power,
rangy fielder with electric arm. That's
who he is. an insinual base runner,
threat to swipe bags, inked with the Red
Sox as a free agent, made his debut at
17,
right? And shares a birthday. It's
coming. His birthday's coming up on the
25th with Phil Rudo, Johnny Sane, Tony
Wac, that's obviously who he is, right?
6 foot, 185, can probably grow into that
frame a little bit. Right-hander,
that's who he is.
So I mean everyone knew that.
[snorts]
Oh, you meant who as who is it going to
to you big O. Thankfully the sorting and
shipping team doesn't watch my videos to
tell them where the hits go. They just
go by that right there.
It' be a nightmare if
they had to watch all the videos to see
where all these go. I could say all
these go to the the Lakers.
It wouldn't matter.
All right. But the Breaker Police is
always watching. Oh, look at this. Greg
Maddox Braves edition. The final draft
print. Yeah. Big O. See,
you felt sorry for me. Got the Red Sox.
You were rewarded.
Cody Martin collector. How about that
shore print? Yeah, you're welcome, Kev.
It's pretty cool.
All right, here is Blue Reptilian Max
Clark. Like I said, you can kind of feel
the scaly texture right there, which is
pretty cool. That's to 150. It'll be for
Nate and the Tigers,
right? Frankie the Brager police is
watching.
Yeah. Every once in a while, maybe more
than once in a while, there'll be a
message that'll be like, "Uh, Joe said
that card went to this other team, but I
have that team." And then we have to
listen our sorting and shipping team.
They're not listening to Joe.
And they're sorting and and shipping
things. They're always going by the team
logo, of course, the team name. Red
rookie Emi going to Manatee and nice we
got a gold geometric show Otani
should be making his way back off the
IIL some point this week Wednesday or
Thursday
going to play the last handful of games
for the Dodgers get warmed up for the
playoffs. This is going to go to Manatee
in the Dodgers. There you go. Manatee
the way show stuff is going. I wouldn't
be surprised if this covers a nice chunk
of the spot too.
So hopefully he's back and healthy.
Well, the Dodgers have been hitting fine
without him, but obviously they're going
to face a higher quality of pitching in
the playoffs.
Future Maroon Flamingo. That's right,
Reders.
2 and 0, baby. 17 and0 on the way.
Max Clark to 50 as well. Oh, that's
going to be for uh Tigers. Nate with the
Tigers.
What?
Wow. Even with a down season for I saw I
was like reading an article on uh on the
Athletic and they were just like his
down season was having like an 800 ops.
You know how many players would kill for
that? All right, the final three
autographs. Harry saying his 2026 Super
or 2025 Super Factor still non- rookie,
way past his rookie year. Sold for
$700,000. PSA 10, but still.
All right, your final three autos. Good
luck everybody. We've got Ariel Ro 73
out of 299. There is your oral, Terry.
They do exist.
And a parallel as well on the board.
Who is that? What are you What are you
talking about, Terry? You don't know
Ariel Ro?
Everyone knows about Ariel Roque. Your
6'1 190 lefty outfielder checks in at
number 15 on Fangrass's list of top 2026
international free agents. This is all
off top of my head. Number 18 in MLB
pipeline ranks and slated 22 on Baseball
America's bonus board. Right. obviously
honed talent as amateur at spring
training in the Dominican Republic run
by former minor leaguer Yorgani Ramirez.
He's you can't knock a guy whose
favorite Bible verse is Philippians
4:13. Everyone knows that one, right?
wiry, extremely athletic, quick twitch
movements, abundance of bat speed,
sprays line drives from pole to pole,
covers ground and center field plus
wheels,
you know, and in all seriousness,
Orioles tend to be a team that promote
their guys. It's not like the Dodgers
where we're we're blocking like high-end
minor league talent. So, these guys get
called up pretty quick and given given a
long leash to play and perform. Luis
Kova fish estimated profit and you
didn't get skunked. Watch he's going to
be the next Yordon Alvarez
should be nice. That's the fun about
these prospecting the people you're like
who you know could end up being like the
big names of the future. This is why
Bowman's so fun. All right, last one
here. Behind Luis Pñena big break insert
purple. Hun Lee 62 out of 250.
That's for the Pirates. That's going to
go to Chrissy B.
Right. The South Korean playing in the
Dominican Summer League. That's got to
be a hell of an adjustment.
Feel like the Pirates have always signed
like random Korean dudes. So, I feel
like they've got a interesting pipeline
from Pittsburgh to uh to Korea. I wonder
if that's the Hines or Effect who's half
Korean. Played with the Steelers for a
long time. All right,
good luck or Thank you everybody. Good
luck has the good lucks are already
gone.
Out of five was nice. The final draft
was nice. Got a lot of nice color here.
Could have hoped for some bigger names
autoawwise, but feel like we got some
bigger names in the color here.
But either way, you know, like the guys
that we don't think might be big today
could be big,
you know, a few years down the line.
That Wyatt Langford was really cool. So,
thanks everybody. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for breaking with me. We got
another case in the store. Go and check
it out. I'm Joe and I'll see everybody
next time for the next break. Bye.