Released in November 2004, Hoops Hot Prospects boasts a 110-card checklist divided up into 70 veteran players, 20 jersey autographed rookies serially numbered to either 150 or 350 (cards 71-90), 10 jersey rookies serially numbered to 350 (cards 91-100) and 10 rookie cards serially numbered to 1000 (cards 101-110). Base veteran cards feature white borders and foil backgrounds, while rookies have white borders and a player portrait photo towards the top… [Read More]

Released in November 2004, Hoops Hot Prospects boasts a 110-card checklist divided up into 70 veteran players, 20 jersey autographed rookies serially numbered to either 150 or 350 (cards 71-90), 10 jersey rookies serially numbered to 350 (cards 91-100) and 10 rookie cards serially numbered to 1000 (cards 101-110). Base veteran cards feature white borders and foil backgrounds, while rookies have white borders and a player portrait photo towards the top. In the case of cards that have jerseys, the jersey is right below the photo, and in the case of cards that have autographs, the autograph is at the bottom of the card. Hoops was offered for both Hobby and Retail were all packs containted five cards, but Hobby was released with 15 packs per box and Retail with 24. [Collapse]