Dee Gordon Shines for Dodgers
Be honest, you got into 2011 Bowman Baseball to chase Bryce Harper. While you weren't paying attention Dee Gordon stole second. Oh, and he also got a hit in his first three at bats of his professional baseball career--off Phillies pitcher Roy Oswalt.
Gordon made his MLB debut, leading off for the Los Angeles Dodgers, and quickly made an impression. The small-framed shortstop has some key cards that prospect hunters may want to look for.
Whether you are looking to buy or sell, look no further than 2011 Bowman Baseball to find Dee Gordon. This set is all about Chrome and its rainbow of color. Popular options include purple, green, orange and even Dodger blue. Right now, 2011 Bowman Dee Gordon color Refractors are rising in value, especially his autographs. If you are into relic cards, 2011 Topps Pro Debut has a Gordon relic featuring his Double-A Chattanooga Lookouts uniform.
Baseball card collectors should be aware of other prospects poised to get their shot at making their respective Major League ball club. Here are a few collectors should know about.
Mike Moustakas: Moustakas is the top prospect in the top-rated Kansas City Royals farm system. Possibly the next young player to join Eric Hosmer in the batting order, the third baseman is ready for the call if the Royals should need him.
Card to get: 2007 Donruss Elite Extra Edition Autograph Mike Moustakas (/999)
Brett Lawrie: Lawrie was sent to Toronto in the off-season Shawn Marcum trade with the Brewers. The Blue Jays top prospect is getting some attention for his offensive production with the Toronto's Triple-A club in Las Vegas.
Card to get: 2008 Razor Signature Series Autograph Brett Lawrie (/499)
Lucas Duda: Duda may see some time with the Mets this season due to the injury to Ike Davis. Though Duda's introduction to MLB didn't go near as well as Dee Gordon's, he seems to have found his stroke and is putting up good offensive numbers.
Card to get: 2008 Donruss Elite Extra Edition Autograph Lucas Duda (/124)
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