Video summary
In this episode of Jaspies Five-Box Quick Hit Baseball Mixer hosted by Joe on Fanatics Live, viewers are taken through a lively card break featuring various 2026 Topps Chrome Black packs and other special inserts. The session kicks off with the opening of several boxes where notable rookie cards surface, including Dylan Beavers for the Baltimore Orioles and Payton Holle's one-of-one RC logo variation. Throughout the process, specific pulls are assigned to different participants or teams; for instance, Xander Bogaerts goes to Cody Martin while Cole Young is secured by Yolk Dog. The atmosphere remains casual yet exciting as Joe navigates through packs, occasionally searching for his knife and reacting with amusement when he accidentally presses buttons on a digital interface during the break.
The highlight of the event includes an interactive trivia segment where participants guess legendary baseball players based on detailed statistical clues provided by the host. In one round, the description points to Cal Ripken Jr., highlighting his record-breaking consecutive games played, multiple MVP awards, and Hall of Fame induction with 98.5% of the vote. The audience correctly identifies him as belonging to the Orioles for BTW Dubs. A second riddle follows describing Carl Yastrzemski, a left-handed hitter who won the Triple Crown and is currently eighty-six years old; this card ultimately goes to Red Sox fan Brian Wendell after being pulled from an Ellie Dela Cruz graded insert in the Topps Bob Ross set.
As the mixer nears its conclusion, Joe opens the final box containing a thick Jackson Cherie two-out-of-ten three-color patch autograph, which is awarded to Pomade with the Brew Crew. He emphasizes that despite some teams like the Yankees and Dodgers having higher price points at forty-nine dollars each, this five-box format offers an accessible entry for collectors looking for quality hits without breaking the bank. The host wraps up by announcing that another mixer is already loaded in the store for those who missed out on their preferred teams earlier, encouraging viewers to check pinned messages in the chat if they wish to join future breaks.
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Bulldog.
>> Hi everybody, Joe here for Jaspies on
Fanatics Live. Coming at you with our
Jaspies fivebox quick hit baseball mixer
here on Tuesday
the 11th. Peter team number one. Big
thanks everybody here for making it
happen. Murdoch Last Bot Mojo with the
Tigers. Thanks to him. Thanks everybody.
I appreciate you.
>> All right, let's see what we got in
here.
Uh, let's start off with Tops Chrome
Black. [snorts]
>> 2026 Tops Chrome Black. Let's see what
we got in here. Where is my knife? There
it is.
especially.
>> All right, here we go. Good luck.
>> We've got a Xander Bogots gold and a
Otani.
Show will go to
>> pomade
>> and the Dodgers
and the Xander Bogarts will go to Cody
Martin and the Padres's.
>> All right, next pack. Obviously all card
ship.
>> Oh, what's this?
>> Here's out of 150.
We got a Dylan Beaver's rookie. That's
going to be for
uh that's going to be for BTW and the
Orioles.
And we've got a Payton Hole rookie. The
big RC logo variation right there.
as well.
>> Nice.
>> That is a one of one on a chew Tuesday.
Yolk Dog all aboard the Big Hit Express.
>> There you go. Little red little color
match.
>> It was actually a lot easier than I
thought. We didn't
But I guess we'll just have to come
back.
>> That looks sharp.
>> Out of five. That is Sorry, I got
excited. I pressed the pressed the one
of one button, but
>> close enough. Still a train wrestle.
>> All right. Congrats, yolk dog. Just
pressing buttons all over the place.
[snorts] All right,
see what we got here. We have
Cole Young. Nice rookie auto for the
M's. That's another one for Yoke Dog.
>> Nice start. All right, let's get to some
baseballs.
[snorts]
Where's the little card here? There it
is.
>> All right, we'll play a couple quick
rounds of America's favorite game. Who
am I? I'll give you the clues and uh you
guess who the player is. We've got a
retired shortstop third baseman, 65
years old, bats right, throws right,
played for one team my entire career,
lifetime 276 batting average, 3,184
hits, 431 homers, 1,695
runs batted in, a 19 time all-star, a
World Series champion, a two-time AL
MVP, an AL rookie of the year, twotime
gold glover, eight time silver slugger,
a Roberto Clemente award winner
>> and a first ballot hall of famer with
98.5%
of the vote. Who am I?
>> Think FK, Cody Martin, Matt 64, all got
it. Cal Ripken Jr. of course he has the
MLB record 2,632
consecutive games played.
>> BTW with the O's.
See, is it a specialty base or anything
like that? No. Yes. No. I don't think
so.
>> Is it Let's see if we can get like an
inscription or anything like that. That
would be cool, too.
>> No, no inscription, but really nice
autograph there for BT Dubs.
And all the authenticity stuff right
here as well.
Nice.
>> [snorts]
>> We're at the Energy Spectrum Castle
right now.
matters. Every matter of spectrum
organization.
>> All right, one more baseball here. Good
luck.
>> It's a pretty fun and quick mixer. This
is the five box quick hit mixer number
one. The next mixer is in the store
right now. It's pinned in the chat if
anybody wants to uh grab your team. If
you miss out on your teams the first
time, don't miss out next time.
>> It's a really fun break.
>> All right, let's see what we got here.
>> Swiss style cheese. All bakery soft
roll.
All right, we have
>> another old school guy here. We've got
an 8, currently 86 years old, left
fielder, first baseman, also played for
one team my entire career. Lifetime 285,
3,419
uh hits, 452 homers, 1,844
runs batted in.
That's left throws right
>> onier.
>> 18 time all-star,
>> an AL MVP in the late60s, a triple crown
winner. I should give it away. Seven
time gold glover, three-time AL batting
champion, an AL home run leader, an AL
RBI leader, and a first ballot hall of
famer with 94.6%
of the vote.
Worldion.
>> So, lefty outfielder, first baseman,
over 3,000 hits, 450 home runs, same
team, triple crown, AL MVP, blah blah
blah blah blah blah.
>> Who am I? Currently 86 years old, and I
have a grandson playing in the majors as
well. Ryan's got it.
It is indeed. Yes. Carl Estreky.
>> Red Sox. That's going to be Yoke Dog.
That's awesome.
>> Got all the authenticity stickers right
here as well.
So you want to get
right away.
All right. So, that was a little uh
little trivia here.
>> Now, let's do those last two
>> in this quick hit mixer here.
>> And like I said, the next mixer is
loaded up if you want to run this back.
Um, now the price point not too crazy in
the uh in the mixer.
I think Yankees and and Dodgers are
probably the most expensive teams there
and they're only49. Compare that to some
of the other breaks that we have up
there. That's a fairly friendly price
point for a quick five box break. So,
let's do it.
All right, good luck.
>> Here we go. It's a graded card. We have
Ellie Dela Cruz.
>> Right. The art of stealing insert
from the uh Topps Bob Ross set PSA 10.
>> That is for uh Brian Wendell and the
Reds.
>> That's nice. There you go, Brian.
>> All right. And the fifth and final box.
Good luck everybody.
How good is right? [clears throat]
>> There we go.
>> All right, not graded, but we got a
thick card here. Last one. Good luck,
everybody. Looks like a flawless card.
It is
two out of 10 threecolor patch auto
Jackson Cheurio.
>> I'm sorry, Miss Jackson. I am for real.
>> That is sweet. That's uh pomade with the
brew crew.
>> This is the kind of quality you can find
here, ladies and gentlemen.
We've got another five box mixer loaded
up. Two baseballs, two Hit Parade
Sluggers, right? All hitters. Makes
sense, right? And a box of 2026 Topps
chrome black baseball. Thanks everybody
for watching and for getting in stuff
like that, too. Let's get the next one
going. I'm Joe and I'll see everybody
next time for the next baseball mixer.
Bye.