Tu, 08.18.26 - 2026 Under Wraps Autographed MLB Baseballs Volume I - 3-Box Break PYT #51

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In this episode of Jaspies on Fanatics Live, host Joe leads a "Pick Your Team" autographed baseball break featuring the 2026 Under Wraps series, specifically targeting the final three boxes of the case to conclude the run. The group begins by rolling a die to select box number 52 for the left side, hoping to finish the entire case on this Tuesday night. Before opening the first ball, the team plays a quick game of "Who Am I?" to identify a young prospect from Entines, California, who bats and throws left with a career batting average of .210 in his major league debut. Despite modest early stats including five home runs and 18 RBIs, the player is highlighted as a highly touted first-round pick with significant raw power and speed potential, eventually revealed to be outfielder Spencer Jones of the Yankees. The excitement continues as the group opens subsequent balls, revealing a legendary figure in baseball history who recently retired at age 47 after a Hall of Fame career with 95.1% of the vote. This veteran player boasts an impressive resume including 3,166 hits, 477 home runs, and multiple All-Star selections across four different teams, leading to his identification as Adrian Beltre of the Texas Rangers. Following this historic find, the break shifts back to active players with another "Who Am I?" segment that introduces a versatile 22-year-old infielder who plays first, third, and second base. This player is noted for his impressive all-around production in his first full season, featuring 26 home runs, 91 RBIs, 12 stolen bases, and an .806 OPS, which leads to the reveal of Sal Stewart representing the Cincinnati Reds. As the break nears its conclusion, the host addresses the distribution of teams, noting that the Yankees, Rangers, and Reds have all been selected, leaving the Philadelphia Phillies as the only remaining team in the case. To balance the odds for future breaks, a randomization process is initiated to assign hitless credit to one participant, ultimately resulting in the selection of the Phillies for Murdoch. Although this outcome means the recipient receives $300 in hitless credit rather than an autographed ball, the host acknowledges that the Phillies were a late pickup and thanks everyone for participating. The episode wraps up with Joe signing off, promising to return next time for another break, having successfully navigated the final boxes of the 2026 Under Wraps collection.

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Hi everybody, Joe here for Jaspies on Fanatics Live coming at you with another 2026 under wraps autograph baseball break. Three box pick your team number 51 here on a chew Tuesday. Big thanks to this group for making it happen. Appreciate you. Upstate Cards Last Bob Mojo Yankees. Good luck. Thanks everybody for making it happen. So we're going to do one of these three boxes right here. Um the last three boxes here. That's it. That's our last three box. Pick your team. So get into the last one. Maybe we can finish off the case tonight. Send it off on a good note. All right. We're going to roll the die. We're going to go one, two, three for the left side, four, five, six for the right side. And it's going to be three. One, two, three for the left side. And this will be for pick your team number 52. So, we'll scribble 52 on here. [clears throat] With a little luck, we might be even be able to get that done tonight. >> All right, good luck everybody. All right. Let's play a little bit of Who am I? We have a 25year-old center fielder from Entines, California. I didn't realize he was from down there. Bats left, throws left, and career 210 batting average, five home runs, and 18 runs batted in. Doesn't seem like a lot, but he was a first round pick, 25th overall. This is his first kind of first year of major league action. I want to say a highly touted prospect. Number seven in this team's organization. Doesn't have a good hit grade, but game power ceiling is 60. Raw power 80 on a 2080 scale. 60 speed grade as well. Also a big kid. 67 240 lbs >> and is has about 51 major league games in his belt this year. This is his first year. >> Yeah, the height should give it away. Yeah, Eldridge, you're on the right track. He's a big kid, too. But Upstate Cards has it. Spencer Jones. And Eldidge is a first baseman. This is a center fielder. So, outfielder Spencer Jones. Last spot. Mojo. Yankees. >> Yankees are such a big checklist. They could probably be even in the next break, too. We have seen multiple Yankees in a single case before. Uh, not a specialty baseball, but just single sign. Some good penmanship from Spencer Jones. I like that. Nice. So, last bot mojo upstate cards. Congrats. 70% of the time, Last Spot Mojo hits all the time. All right, next one. [snorts] All right. So, we're going to go from a youngster in Spencer Jones to this player >> who is 47 years old, recently retired. First ballot hall of famer with 95.1% of the vote, 286 lifetimes, 3,166 hits, 477 home runs, 1,77 runs batted in. Played for one, two, three, four teams my entire career. A four-time all-star, fivetime gold glover, fourtime silver slugger, an NL home run leader. Who am I? >> Not Pooh Holes. He's got a little more than 477 home runs. So does Miggy. This is a third baseman from Sto. Domingo, Dominican Republic, not Scott Roland. I think he wishes he had 477 home runs. Juan Rebe also wishes he had 477 home runs. Yeah, Terry's got it. Adrien Beltree and Oh, I should have a checklist open for I'm fairly certain he'd be Rangers here. Yeah, that's Rangers. And that's going to go to Gobirds and the Texas Rangers. this box out of the way. Yeah, it's kind of crazy. His first year with the Dodgers played 77 games in 1998 at age 19. Oh, nice. Hall of Fame baseball as well. >> That's awesome. Yeah. What a career he carved out. It's crazy that he played 21 seasons and he he retired at 39. That's how early he started. Was able to knock out 21 seasons of baseball. Was was his four worst seasons with the Mariners? Maybe. I'm looking at his stats right now. I mean, he knocked out a a five4 war season. >> 56. >> It's not bad. Hey Chad, you had a you had a Hall of You had a Hall of Fame [snorts] third baseman in Adrian Beltree playing for the Mariners. Look on the bright side. How many Hall of Famers were on those teams? those years he was with Seattle. >> All right, we're going to go back to active player. >> Um, >> we've have we have a 22year-old first, third, and second baseman, a 22 year old infielder. Bats right, throws right 61, 224, and this year hitting 258 with 26 home runs, 91 runs batted and he even throws in 12 stolen bases and an 806 OPS. >> This is his first full season. He played 18 games last year. A cup of coffee, but this is his first full season and an all-star. >> Who am I? >> KS I think is an outfielder. the right time. >> I guess he plays a little little first too. >> Yeah, I I first, third, and second >> according to baseball reference. I don't know where he's playing a majority of his time. I >> think it's mostly first. 81 games at first, 45 games at uh third, >> 11 at DH7 as a second baseman. >> He's hitting uh 258, 26 home runs, 91 runs batted in, 12 stolen bases, and an 806 OPS. Yeah, I was surprised by that too. Estimated profit. It is Sal Stewart. >> Sal Stewart's also Bryce Elder is a lot bigger than Sal 61224. Elder is a little bit taller than that. >> Yeah. When I looked at that, I was like, is that right? He's like, yeah, he's got 12 stolen bases. And is that you, Brian? Have you been searching South Stewarts? >> Yeah, that's Brian Wendell. 3-13 with South Stewart. I think you got a specialty baseball, too. There you go. Worth the wait, Brian. Specialty baseball. You got the the colored stitching right there. Red's logo. And then the Red's uh hashtag right there, which I always forget what it is, but someone always reminds me in the chat. Nice. There you go. Nice. Sal Stewart. So that was the Reds hitting. The Rangers hit as well. This is for the break credit. The hitless pro and the Yankees hit. So, we're going to take out get a list of baseball team. We're going to take out the Reds. We're going to take out the Yankees. And we're going to take out the Rangers. We're going to randomize. And then someone's going to get $300 of hitless credit. Sucks that you want hitless, but And it's going to be the Phillies. Phillies were a late pickup, too. Murdoch with the Phillies. Congrats. $300. Well, not congrats. He went hitless, but the constellation prize $300 of hitless credit. So, there you go, Murdoch. Thanks everybody. I'm Joe and I'll see everybody next time for the next break. Bye.