2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist, Team Set Lists and Details
Normally, Topps Now sets highlight things in the moment. 2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock goes in the opposite direction. It looks back across the decades to highlight day-specific moments from history.
The model is similar to other Topps Now products. A new card is available on the company’s website each day throughout the season. The event on the card matches the date of the highlighted moment or milestone.
Print runs are based on what’s originally sold. It’s typically 24 hours but sometimes weekend cards are available for longer.
Cherry (/7) and White Ash (/3) parallels are randomly inserted in orders as bonus cards.
Single cards cost $9.99 with discounts for bundles of five, 10 or 20. Collectors can also look to eBay where they’re likely to find pre-sale cards available for significantly less than the Topps site. Some dealers buy bulk lots and offer singles at a discount. After the sales window closes, this can change based on print runs, availability and secondary market activity.
This is the third year for Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball. Like 2020 and 2021, the design is based on 1987 Topps Baseball.
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist
This checklist will continue to grow throughout the rest of the baseball season. Print runs will be added as they become available. If you’re looking for a specific card, click on the links to see what’s currently available on eBay.
Parallels:
- Cherry – /7
- White Ash – /3
March
1 Frank Thomas – Leads Off 1996 Season with a Bang (March 31, 1996) – 580
April
2 Clayton Kershaw – Dodgers Ace Gets It Done with Bat and Ball (April 1, 2013) – 323
3 Roger Clemens – Becomes All-Time AL Career Strikeouts Leader (April 2, 2001) – 271
4 Dennis Eckersley – Star Reliever Dealt to Oakland Athletics (April 3, 1987) – 262
5 Mark McGwire – Ties Willie Mays with HRs in First Four Games (April 4, 1998) – 323
6 Arizona Diamondbacks – Diamondbacks Win 1st Game in Club History (April 5, 1998) – 262
7 Ken Griffey Jr. – Ties Record with 8th Career Opening Day HR (April 6, 2009) – 837
8 Wade Boggs – No. 12 Lifted to the Rafters at Tropicana Field (April 7, 2000) – 296
9 Hideki Matsui – “Godzilla” Cranks Grand Slam for First MLB HR (April 8, 2003) – 479
10 Barry Zito – 4-Hit Gem Is Southpaw’s 1st Shutout in 9 Years (April 9, 2012) 228
11 Roberto Clemente – Outfielder Hits Opening Day Grand Slam (April 10, 1962) – 732
12 Miguel Cabrera – 2nd Youngest Player Ever to Reach 300 Doubles (April 11, 2011) – 478
13 Bobby Abreu – Hits 1st HR in New Citizens Bank Park (April 12, 2004) – 348
14 Stan Musial – “Stan the Man” Scored NL Record 1,869th Run (April 13, 1962) – 538
15 Jose Canseco – 1st Non-U.S. Born Player to Reach 400 HRs (April 14, 1999) – 448
16 Major League Baseball – MLB Honors Jackie Robinson 50 Years After Debut (April 15, 1997) – 877
17 Manny Ramirez – 2-Run HR, Grand Slam Lead Red Sox Win (April 16, 2005) – 246
18 Nolan Ryan – Becomes 2nd Pitcher Ever to Reach 3,500 Ks (April 17, 1983) – 632
19 Tom Seaver – Reds Ace Reaches 3,000 Ks (April 18, 1981) – 508
20 Oakland Athletics – 11 Straight Wins to Open Season Set MLB Record (April 19, 1981) – 372
21 Carlos Delgado – 3-HR Game Marks 2nd of 2001 Season (April 20, 2001) – 242
22 Randy Johnson – Reaches 5th Win of Season in 17-K Game (April 21, 2002) – 254
23 Felix Hernandez – 100th Win Puts Ace in 3rd Place in Club History (April 22, 2013) – 332
24 Ted Williams – Rookie Tallies 4 Hits, 1st MLB HR (April 23, 1939) – 554
25 Zack Grienke – Strikes Out 10 Batters in 2nd CG of Season (April 24, 2009) – 344
26 Albert Pujols – Launches Grand Slam to Eclipse 1,000 RBI (April 25, 2009) – 466
27 Mike Piazza – Hits 400th HR in Front of Crowd at Petco Park (April 26, 2006) – 248
28 Dexter Fowler – 5 Stolen Bases Lead Colorado Rockies to Win (April 27, 2009) – 173
29 Larry Walker – 3 HRs Lead Colorado Rockies Past Cardinals (April 28, 1999) – 152
30 Andre Dawson – Hits for Cycle in Front of Crowd at Wrigley Field (April 29, 1987) – 352
31 Joe Carter – Sets AL Record with 31 RBI in April (April 30, 1994) – 264
May
32 Babe Ruth – Hits 50th Career HR, 1st with Yankees (May 1, 1920) – 855
33 Stan Musial – Sets Doubleheader Record with 5 Total HRs (May 2, 1954) – 465
34 Willie McCovey – Hits 521st and Final Career HR (May 3, 1980) – 400
35 Tim Hudson – Pitches a Complete Game, 1-Hit Shutout (May 4, 2011) – 217
36 Roger Clemens – Becomes 2nd All Time with 4,137th Career Ks (May 5, 2004) – 254
37 Gaylord Perry – Becomes 15th Pitcher to Record 300 Wins (May 6, 1982) – 263
38 Starlin Castro – Posts Incredible, Record-Breaking, 6-RBI Debut (May 7, 2010) – 266
39 Darryl Strawberry – Records First MLB Hit in 10-5 Win Over Reds (May 8, 1983) – 332
40 Yu Darvish – Gets Within One Out of Throwing First No-Hitter (May 9, 2014) – 336
41 Larry Doby – Goes 4-for-6 in Win at Fenway Park (May 10, 1948) – 417
42 Adam Wainwright – Carries No-Hitter Into 8th Inning in CG Shutout (May 11, 2013) – 267
43 Willie Mays – 1st Grand Slam in San Francisco Giants History (May 12, 1958) – 612
44 George Brett – Becomes 6th Player to Record 3,000 Hits, 300 HRs (May 13, 1993) – 468
45 Dwight Gooden – Throws No-Hitter Against Seattle Mariners (May 14, 1996) – 358
46 Nolan Ryan – Strikes Out 12 in 1st Career No-Hitter (May 15, 1973) – 704
47 Sammy Sosa – Becomes 33rd MLB Player to Reach 400 HRs (May 16, 2001) – 288
48 Ivan Rodriguez – Connects for 300th Career Major League Homer (May 17, 2009) – 260
49 Luis Gonzalez – Extends Hitting Streak to Astonishing 30 Games (May 18, 1999) – 190
50 Miguel Cabrera – Hits 3 HRs in Single Game for 2nd Time in Career (May 19, 2013) – 420
51 Babe Ruth – Hits 1st Career Grand Slam (May 20, 1919) – 819
52 Randy Johnson – Brings Career-Strikeout Tally to 3,500 (May 21, 2002) – 264
53 Mike Piazza – Acquired by Mets from Marlins in Historic Trade (May 22, 2008) – 313
54 Rickey Henderson – Records 2,000th Walk, In Iconic Company (May 23, 2000) – 396
55 Ichiro – Has Incredible Showing in 1,000th MLB Game (May 24, 2007) – 392
56 Jim Thome – Passes Mike Schmidt on All-Time HR List (May 25, 2009) – 275
57 Derek Jeter – Becomes 8th Yankees Player to Reach 2,000 Hits (May 26, 2006) – 579
58 Paul Konerko – Hits 400th Career HR (May 27, 2012) – 254
59 Cal Ripken Jr. – Records Career-High 8 RBI (May 28, 1996) – 372
60 Buster Posey – Goes 3-for-3 with 3 RBI in 1st Game of 2010 (May 29, 2010) – 398
61 Ryan Howard – Hits 8th Grand Slam, Sets Phillies Record (May 30, 2009) – 294
62 Lou Gehrig – Plays 2,000th Straight Game in 12-5 Win (May 31, 1938) – 618
June
63 Miguel Tejada – 3 Doubles, HR Lead 9-2 Win Over Red Sox (June 1, 2005) – 209
64 Ken Griffey Jr. – Superstar Announces Retirement from MLB (June 2, 2010) – 643
65 Lou Gehrig – 1st AL Player to Hit 4 HRs in a Single Game (June 3, 1932) – 709
66 Randy Johnson – Allows Just 1 Run to Earn 300th Career Win (June 4, 2009) – 258
67 Chipper Jones – Becomes 3rd Switch-Hitter Ever to Hit 400 HRs (June 5, 2008) – 317
68 Trevor Hoffman – Throws Scoreless 9th Inning to Record 500th Save (June 6, 2007) – 235
69 Bryce Harper – Selected 1st Overall in the MLB Draft (June 7, 2010) – 510
70 Tim Wakefield – Breaks Red Sox Career Innings-Pitched Record (June 8, 2010) – 233
71 Darryl Strawberry – Hits 200th Career HR (June 9, 1989) – 294
72 Bobby Abreu – Passes Mickey Mantle on All-Time Hits List (June 10, 2012) – 208
73 Nolan Ryan – Pitches 6th Career No-Hitter (June 11, 1990) – 440
74 Major League Baseball – National Baseball Hall of Fame Formally Dedicated (June 12, 1939) – 348
75 Roger Clemens – Becomes 3rd Pitcher with 300 Wins, 4,000 Ks (June 13, 2003) –
76 Ichiro – 3rd Player to Reach 1,000 Hits in Under 700 Games (June 14, 2005) –
77 Will Clark – Gets 2,000th Hit, a 10th-Inning, Walk-Off Single (June 15, 1999) –
78 Ivan Rodriguez – Ties Carlton Fisk with 2,226th Game as Catcher (June 16, 2009) –
79 Ted Williams – Becomes Just 4th Player to Hit 500 Career HRs (June 17, 1960) –
80 Stephen Strasburg – Sets Record for Most Ks in 1st 3 Starts with 32 (June 18, 2010) – 268
81 Alex Rodriguez – Becomes 29th Player to Joins 3,000 Hits Club (June 19, 2015) – 310
82 Sammy Sosa – Becomes 5th Player to Hit 600 HRs (June 20, 2007) – 261
83 Carlton Fisk – Becomes All-Time HR Leader Among AL Catchers (June 21, 1989) – 272
84 Wade Boggs – Hits First MLB HR, a Walk-Off Over Tigers (June 22, 1982) – 247
85 Jay Buhner – First Mariners Player to Hit for the Cycle (June 23, 1993) – 238
86 Rickey Henderson – Makes MLB Debut, Notches First-Career Steal (June 24, 1979) – 462
87 Cal Ripken Jr. – Plays 1,000th Consecutive MLB Game (June 25, 1988) – 393
88 Ron Santo – Tallies 2 Hits, 3 RBI in MLB Debut (June 26, 1960) – 345
89 Mark McGwire – Hits 3 HRs in 13-3 Victory Over Cleveland (June 27, 1987) – 242
90 Craig Biggio – Becomes 27th Player to Join 3,000 Hits Club (June 28, 2007) – 308
91 Randy Johnson – Records 4,000th-Career Strikeout (June 29, 2004) – 222
92 Chris Sale – Records 10+ Ks in 8th Consecutive Start (June 30, 2015) – 196
July
93 Whitey Ford – Makes MLB Debut (July 1, 1950) – 414
94 Roger Clemens – Notches 350th Career Win (July 2, 2007) – 298
95 Cecil Fielder – See Ya! Home Run Blasted Over Left-Field Roof (July 3, 1990) – 391
96 Albert Pujols – Crushes 300th Home Run of MLB Career (July 4, 2008) – 326
97 Larry Doby – Breaks American League Color Barrier in MLB Debut (July 5, 1947) – 430
98 Steve Carlton – Becomes All-Time Left-Handed Strikeouts Leader (July 6, 1980) – 385
99 Jeff Bagwell – Ties Astros Single-Game RBI Record with 7 (July 7, 2001) – 227
100 Joe Morgan – Breaks Astros Single-Game Hits Record with Six (July 8, 1965) – 310
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101 Derek Jeter – Joins the 3,000 Hits Club (July 9, 2011) – 849
102 Ichiro – 1st Inside-the-Park HR Ever in MLB All-Star Game (July 10, 2007) – 490
103 Nolan Ryan – Becomes 1st Pitcher to Record 4,000-Career Ks (July 11, 1985) – 483
104 Bobby Abreu – Shatters Single-Round Home Run Derby Record (July 12, 2005) – 279
105 Mike Piazza – Connects for 300th Career Home Run (July 13, 2001) – 249
106 Eddie Mathews – Hits 500th HR of MLB Career (July 14, 1967) – 290
107 Cal Ripken Jr. – Breaks Ernie Banks’ Home Run-By-Shortstop Record (July 15, 1993) – 423
108 Mariano Rivera – Records 400th Career Save (July 16, 2006) – 294
109 Jim Thome – Drives in 7 Runs & Knocks a Grand Slam (July 17, 2009) – 234
110 George Brett – Begins Historic 30-Game Hitting Streak (July 18, 2010) – 381
111 Babe Ruth – Breaks His Own Single-Season HR Record with 30th (July 19, 1920) – 689
112 Don Mattingly – Ties MLB Putouts Record with 22 (July 20, 1987) – 593
113 David Ortiz – Pass Carl Yastrzemski on All-Time Home Runs List (July 21, 2014) – 231
114 Miguel Cabrera – 2-HR Showing Includes 300th Career Longball (July 22, 2012) – 389
115 Steve Garvey – Named 1974 MLB All-Star Game MVP (July 23, 1974) – 281
116 Hoyt Wilhelm – Breaks Cy Young’s Total Appearances Record (July 24, 1968) – 238
117 Jesse Orosco – Makes 1,000th MLB Appearance (July 25, 1998) – 226
118 Tony Perez – Makes Major League Baseball Debut (July 26, 1964) – 389
119 Frank Thomas – Elected Into National Baseball Hall of Fame (July 27, 2014) – 313
120 Ken Griffey Jr. – Homers in 8th Consecutive Game, Tying Record (July 28, 1993) – 841
121 Ichiro – Becomes 3rd Fastest to Reach 1,500 MLB Hits (July 29, 2007) – 305
122 Tom Glavine – Picks Up 200th Career Win (July 30, 2000) – 208
123 Dick Allen – Hits 2 Inside-the-Park Home Runs (July 31, 1972) – 289
August
124 Willie Stargell – Collects 6 RBI, 5 Extra-Base Hits Against Braves (August 1, 1970) – 274
125 Rickey Henderson – MLB First: Notches Two 100-Stolen-Base Seasons (August 2, 1982) – 274
126 Albert Pujols – Hits at Least 30 HRs in Each of 1st Four Seasons (August 3, 2004) – 394
127 Tom Seaver – Picks Up 300th Career Win Over Yankees (August 4, 1985) – 352
128 Steve Carlton – Collects 4,000th Career Strikeout (August 5, 1986) – 270
129 Tom Glavine – Jersey Number Retired in Pre-Game Ceremony (August 6, 2010) – 229
130 Dave Winfield – Records Hist 2,500th MLB Hit (August 7, 1990) – 261
131 John Smoltz – Fastest Pitcher in MLB History to Reach 40 Saves (August 8, 2002) – 210
132 Cal Ripken Jr. – Collects the 2,500th Hit of MLB Career (August 9, 1996) – 436
133 Eddie Murray – Smashes 19th Grand Slam of Career (August 10, 1996) – 278
134 Reggie Jackson – Hits 400th HR of MLB Career (August 11, 1980) – 326
135 Nolan Ryan – Reaches 19 Ks in a Game for 2nd Time in 1974 (August 12, 1974) – 604
136 Mike Piazza – Fresh Off IL, Picks Up 5 RBI and Goes 3-for-5 (August 13, 2003) – 226
137 Mike Schmidt – Collects 300th Career HR in Win Over Mets (August 14, 1981) – 373
138 Frank Thomas – Hits 3 HRs, Becomes All-Time White Sox HR Leader (August 15, 1996) – 332
139 Tim Raines – Hits for the Cycle, Goes 5-for-5 in Win (August 16, 1987) – 205
140 Al Kaline – First Number Retired in Tigers History (August 17, 1980) – 403
141 Jim Thome – Hits 2 HRs, Picks Up 6 RBI in Rout of Tigers (August 18, 1996) – 241
142 John Smoltz – Sets Franchise Record with 142 Saves for Braves (August 19, 2004) – 251
143 Mark McGwire – 1st Player to Hit 50+ HRs in 3 Consecutive Seasons (August 20, 1998) – 309
144 Babe Ruth – First Player in History to Pass 600-HR Milestone (August 21, 1931) – 751
145 Justin Verlander – Wins His 7th Consecutive Start, 19th of Season (August 22, 2011)
146 Ken Griffey Jr. – Makes History by Hitting 200th HR in 4-Year Span (August 23, 1999)
147 Seattle Mariners – Franchise’s Name Selected Out of 15,000 Entries (August 24, 1976)
148 Jose Canseco – Hits 5th HR in 5 Days (August 25, 1995)
149 Albert Pujols – Becomes 3rd Youngest to Hit 400 HRs (August 26, 2010)
150 Rickey Henderson – Breaks Single-Season Stolen Base Record with 119 (August 27, 1982)
151 Ichiro – Becomes 3rd Rookie to Notch 200 Hits in 1st Season (August 28, 2001)
152 Bryce Harper – Rookie Blasts 2 HRs in 8-4 Win (August 29, 2012)
153 Roger Clemens – Scoreless-Innings Streak Reaches 29 Innings (August 30, 1998)
154 Ken Griffey / Ken Griffey Jr. – Become 1st Father/Son to Start in Same Lineup (August 31, 1990)
September
155 Mark McGwire – Surpasses Ruth’s Consecutive-Season HR Record (September 1, 1998)
156 Alex Rodriguez – Collects 2,500th Hit of MLB Career (September 2, 2009)
157 Miguel Cabrera – Hits Walk-Off HR to Finish Club’s 7-Run Comeback (September 3, 2011)
158 Sammy Sosa – Smiths New Single-Season Cubs HR Record (September 4, 1998)
159 Tom Seaver – First Mets Player to Notch 20 Wins in a Single Season (September 5, 1969)
160 Ichiro – Picks Up 2,000th Career Hit (September 6, 2009) – 502
161 Carl Yastrzemski – Passes Ted Williams on All-Time Total Bases List (September 7, 1979) – 392
162 George Brett – Notches 2,500th Hit in Win Over Minnesota Twins (September 8, 1989) – 371
163 Nolan Ryan – Collects 4,500th Strikeout of Career (September 9, 1987) – 433
164 Pedro Martinez – Throws One-Hitter for 21st W of Season (September 10, 1999) – 254
165 Albert Pujols – Secures 10th-Straight 100+ RBI Season (September 11, 2010) – 538
166 Dwight Gooden – Breaks Rookie-Season Strikeout Record (September 12, 1984) – 293
167 Alex Rodriguez – Collects 200th Hit of Season, Franchise First (September 13, 1996) – 214
168 Ken Griffey / Ken Griffey Jr. – First Father/Son Pair to Hit Back-to-Back HRs (September 14, 1990) – 761
169 Ozzie Smith – Sets MLB Double Play Record with 1,554 (September 15, 1995) – 432
170 Dave Winfield – Joins the 3,000 Hits Club (September 16, 1993) – 239
171 Mariano Rivera – Ties Trevor Hoffman’s All-Time Saves Record with 602 (September 17, 2009) – 339
172 Harmon Killebrew – Hits Final HR of MLB Career (September 18, 1975) – 307
173 Albert Pujols – Breaks NL Rookie-RBI Record with 120th (September 19, 2001) – 430
174 Cal Ripken Jr. – Ends Consecutive-Games Streak with Historic Break (September 20, 1998) – 547
175 David Ortiz – Sets New Club Single-Season Home Run Record (September 21, 2006) – 317
176 Greg Maddux – Wins 15th Game of Season, Ties Cy Young’s Record (September 22, 2002) – 262
177 Lou Brock – Steals 938th and Final Base of Legendary Career (September 23, 1979) – 323
178 Pedro Martinez – Makes Major League Baseball Debut (September 24, 1992) – 264
179 Wade Boggs – Notches 200 Hits & 100 Walks in 4th Straight Season (September 25, 1989) – 282
180 Rickey Henderson – Becomes Oldest Player to Steal 50+ Bases (September 26, 1998) – 266
181 Nolan Ryan – Makes MLB History with 383rd K of Season (September 27, 1973) – 654
182 Mike Piazza – Sets Single-Season HRs Record for Dodgers w/40th (September 28, 1997) – 185
183 Brooklyn Dodgers – Play Their Final Game as a New York Club (September 29, 1957) – 450
184 Roberto Clemente – Joins 3,000-Hits Club in Final At-Bat of Season (September 30, 1972) – 869
October
185 Mike Piazza – Breaks Dodgers Rookie-Season RBI Record (October 1, 1993) – 176
186 Al Kaline – Future Hall of Famer Announces Retirement (October 2, 1974) – 345
187 Max Scherzer – Throws Second No-Hitter of the 2015 MLB Season (October 3, 2015) – 231
188 Brooklyn Dodgers – Win Franchise’s First World Series Title (October 4, 1955) – 389
189 Willie Stargell – Named the 1979 NLCS MVP (October 5, 1979) – 300
190 Jim Palmer – Youngest Pitcher to Hurl Shutout in World Series (October 6, 1966) – 345
191 San Diego Padres – Win NLCS, Head to Franchise’s First World Series (October 7, 1984) – 239
192 Alan Trammell – Selected to Manage Former Club (October 8, 2002) – 346
193 Ty Cobb – Steals Home on Way to World Series Game 2 Win (October 9, 1909) – 390
194 Frank Thomas – Selected as 1993 American League MVP (October 10, 1993)
195 George Brett – Goes 4-for-4 in Game 3 of ALCS (October 11, 1985) – 279
196 Reggie Jackson – Dramatic HR Helps Club Win Game 1 of World Series (October 12, 1974) – 246
197 Mariano Rivera – 33 1/3 Scoreless Postseason Innings Breaks Record (October 13, 2000) – 458
198 Ozzie Smith – Hits Electric HR in Game 5 of NLCS (October 14, 1985) – 333
199 Kansas City Royals – Sweep ALCS, Collect First AL Pennant in 29 Years (October 15, 2014) – 272
200 Lou Gehrig – Crowned 1936 American League MVP (October 16, 1936) – 842
201 Tony Perez – Hits Walk-Off in Game 2 of World Series (October 17, 1976) – 279
202 Mark McGwire – Dramatic Walk-Off HR in Game 3 of World Series (October 18, 1988) – 277
203 Tampa Bay Rays – Proceed to Franchise’s First World Series (October 19, 2008) – 180
204 Boston Red Sox – Take ALCS in Game 7, Move on to World Series (October 20, 2004) – 274
205 Carlton Fisk – 12-Inning, Walk-Off HR Wins Game 6 of World Series (October 21, 1975) – 337
206 Joe Morgan – Ninth-Inning RBI Single Wins World Series (October 22, 1975) – 266
207 Mike Piazza – Named 1993 NL Rookie of the Year (October 23, 1993) – 225
208 Toronto Blue Jays – Become First Canadian Club to Win World Series (October 24, 1992) – 263
209 Rod Carew – Career Ends with Astonishing .328 Batting Average (October 25, 1985) – 304
210 Steve Carlton – Wins Record-Breaking 4th Cy Young Award (October 26, 1982) – 315
211 Oakland Athletics – Hit 5 HRs En Route to Game 3 World Series Win (October 27, 1989) – 314
212 Tom Glavine – Standout Performance Wins World Series (October 28, 1995) – 267
213 Fred Lynn – Wins AL Rookie of the Year for 1975 (October 29, 1975) – 228
214 George W. Bush – Attends World Series and Throws Out First Pitch (October 30, 2001) – 534
215 Tom Seaver – Picks Up 2nd NL Cy Young Award (October 31, 1973) – 297
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2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Team Set Checklists
Want to know what cards your favorite team has in 2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball? Here’s the checklist broken down by team. Scroll through or click below to go directly to that team.
Please note that parallels are not included here. Please check the main checklist in the other tab for parallel specifics.
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist – Arizona Diamondbacks
6 Arizona Diamondbacks – Diamondbacks Win 1st Game in Club History (April 5, 1998)
22 Randy Johnson – Reaches 5th Win of Season in 17-K Game (April 21, 2002)
49 Luis Gonzalez – Extends Hitting Streak to Astonishing 30 Games (May 18, 1999)
52 Randy Johnson – Brings Career-Strikeout Tally to 3,500 (May 21, 2002)
91 Randy Johnson – Records 4,000th-Career Strikeout (June 29, 2004)
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist – Atlanta Braves
35 Tim Hudson – Pitches a Complete Game, 1-Hit Shutout (May 4, 2011)
67 Chipper Jones – Becomes 3rd Switch-Hitter Ever to Hit 400 HRs (June 5, 2008)
122 Tom Glavine – Picks Up 200th Career Win (July 30, 2000)
129 Tom Glavine – Jersey Number Retired in Pre-Game Ceremony (August 6, 2010)
131 John Smoltz – Fastest Pitcher in MLB History to Reach 40 Saves (August 8, 2002)
142 John Smoltz – Sets Franchise Record with 142 Saves for Braves (August 19, 2004)
176 Greg Maddux – Wins 15th Game of Season, Ties Cy Young’s Record (September 22, 2002)
212 Tom Glavine – Standout Performance Wins World Series (October 28, 1995)
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist – Baltimore Orioles
59 Cal Ripken Jr. – Records Career-High 8 RBI (May 28, 1996)
63 Miguel Tejada – 3 Doubles, HR Lead 9-2 Win Over Red Sox (June 1, 2005)
77 Will Clark – Gets 2,000th Hit, a 10th-Inning, Walk-Off Single (June 15, 1999)
87 Cal Ripken Jr. – Plays 1,000th Consecutive MLB Game (June 25, 1988)
107 Cal Ripken Jr. – Breaks Ernie Banks’ Home Run-By-Shortstop Record (July 15, 1993)
117 Jesse Orosco – Makes 1,000th MLB Appearance (July 25, 1998)
132 Cal Ripken Jr. – Collects the 2,500th Hit of MLB Career (August 9, 1996)
133 Eddie Murray – Smashes 19th Grand Slam of Career (August 10, 1996)
174 Cal Ripken Jr. – Ends Consecutive-Games Streak with Historic Break (September 20, 1998)
190 Jim Palmer – Youngest Pitcher to Hurl Shutout in World Series (October 6, 1966)
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist – Boston Red Sox
17 Manny Ramirez – 2-Run HR, Grand Slam Lead Red Sox Win (April 16, 2005)
24 Ted Williams – Rookie Tallies 4 Hits, 1st MLB HR (April 23, 1939)
51 Babe Ruth – Hits 1st Career Grand Slam (May 20, 1919)
70 Tim Wakefield – Breaks Red Sox Career Innings-Pitched Record (June 8, 2010)
79 Ted Williams – Becomes Just 4th Player to Hit 500 Career HRs (June 17, 1960)
84 Wade Boggs – Hits First MLB HR, a Walk-Off Over Tigers (June 22, 1982)
113 David Ortiz – Pass Carl Yastrzemski on All-Time Home Runs List (July 21, 2104)
148 Jose Canseco – Hits 5th HR in 5 Days (August 25, 1995)
161 Carl Yastrzemski – Passes Ted Williams on All-Time Total Bases List (September 7, 1979)
164 Pedro Martinez – Throws One-Hitter for 21st W of Season (September 10, 1999)
175 David Ortiz – Sets New Club Single-Season Home Run Record (September 21, 2006)
179 Wade Boggs – Notches 200 Hits & 100 Walks in 4th Straight Season (September 25, 1989)
204 Boston Red Sox – Take ALCS in Game 7, Move on to World Series (October 20, 2004)
205 Carlton Fisk – 12-Inning, Walk-Off HR Wins Game 6 of World Series (October 21, 1975)
213 Fred Lynn – Wins AL Rookie of the Year for 1975 (October 29, 1975)
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist – Chicago Cubs
30 Andre Dawson – Hits for Cycle in Front of Crowd at Wrigley Field (April 29, 1987)
38 Starlin Castro – Posts Incredible, Record-Breaking, 6-RBI Debut (May 7, 2010)
47 Sammy Sosa – Becomes 33rd MLB Player to Reach 400 HRs (May 16, 2001)
88 Ron Santo – Tallies 2 Hits, 3 RBI in MLB Debut (June 26, 1960)
158 Sammy Sosa – Smiths New Single-Season Cubs HR Record (September 4, 1998)
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist – Chicago White Sox
1 Frank Thomas – Leads Off 1996 Season with a Bang (March 31, 1996)
56 Jim Thome – Passes Mike Schmidt on All-Time HR List (May 25, 2009)
58 Paul Konerko – Hits 400th Career HR (May 27, 2012)
83 Carlton Fisk – Becomes All-Time HR Leader Among AL Catchers (June 21, 1989)
92 Chris Sale – Records 10+ Ks in 8th Consecutive Start (June 30, 2015)
109 Jim Thome – Drives in 7 Runs & Knocks a Grand Slam (July 17, 2009)
116 Hoyt Wilhelm – Breaks Cy Young’s Total Appearances Record (July 24, 1968)
119 Frank Thomas – Elected Into National Baseball Hall of Fame (July 27, 2014)
123 Dick Allen – Hits 2 Inside-the-Park Home Runs (July 31, 1972)
127 Tom Seaver – Picks Up 300th Career Win Over Yankees (August 4, 1985)
138 Frank Thomas – Hits 3 HRs, Becomes All-Time White Sox HR Leader (August 15, 1996)
194 Frank Thomas – Selected as 1993 American League MVP (October 10, 1993)
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist – Cincinnati Reds
19 Tom Seaver – Reds Ace Reaches 3,000 Ks (April 18, 1981)
118 Tony Perez – Makes Major League Baseball Debut (July 26, 1964)
201 Tony Perez – Hits Walk-Off in Game 2 of World Series (October 17, 1976)
206 Joe Morgan – Ninth-Inning RBI Single Wins World Series (October 22, 1975)
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist – Cleveland Indians
41 Larry Doby – Goes 4-for-6 in Win at Fenway Park (May 10, 1948)
97 Larry Doby – Breaks American League Color Barrier in MLB Debut (July 5, 1947)
141 Jim Thome – Hits 2 HRs, Picks Up 6 RBI in Rout of Tigers (August 18, 1996)
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist – Colorado Rockies
28 Dexter Fowler – 5 Stolen Bases Lead Colorado Rockies to Win (April 27, 2009)
29 Larry Walker – 3 HRs Lead Colorado Rockies Past Cardinals (April 28, 1999)
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist – Detroit Tigers
12 Miguel Cabrera – 2nd Youngest Player Ever to Reach 300 Doubles (April 11, 2011)
50 Miguel Cabrera – Hits 3 HRs in Single Game for 2nd Time in Career (May 19, 2013)
95 Cecil Fielder – See Ya! Home Run Blasted Over Left-Field Roof (July 3, 1990)
114 Miguel Cabrera – 2-HR Showing Includes 300th Career Longball (July 22, 2012)
140 Al Kaline – First Number Retired in Tigers History (August 17, 1980)
145 Justin Verlander – Wins His 7th Consecutive Start, 19th of Season (August 22, 2011)
157 Miguel Cabrera – Hits Walk-Off HR to Finish Club’s 7-Run Comeback (September 3, 2011)
186 Al Kaline – Future Hall of Famer Announces Retirement (October 2, 1974)
192 Alan Trammell – Selected to Manage Former Club (October 8, 2002)
193 Ty Cobb – Steals Home on Way to World Series Game 2 Win (October 9, 1909)
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist – Houston Astros
18 Nolan Ryan – Becomes 2nd Pitcher Ever to Reach 3,500 Ks (April 17, 1983)
36 Roger Clemens – Becomes 2nd All Time with 4,137th Career Ks (May 5, 2004)
48 Ivan Rodriguez – Connects for 300th Career Major League Homer (May 17, 2009)
78 Ivan Rodriguez – Ties Carlton Fisk with 2,226th Game as Catcher (June 16, 2009)
90 Craig Biggio – Becomes 27th Player to Join 3,000 Hits Club (June 28, 2007)
99 Jeff Bagwell – Ties Astros Single-Game RBI Record with 7 (July 7, 2001)
100 Joe Morgan – Breaks Astros Single-Game Hits Record with Six (July 8, 1965)
103 Nolan Ryan – Becomes 1st Pitcher to Record 4,000-Career Ks (July 11, 1985)
106 Eddie Mathews – Hits 500th HR of MLB Career (July 14, 1967)
163 Nolan Ryan – Collects 4,500th Strikeout of Career (September 9, 1987)
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist – Kansas City Royals
25 Zack Grienke – Strikes Out 10 Batters in 2nd CG of Season (April 24, 2009)
44 George Brett – Becomes 6th Player to Record 3,000 Hits, 300 HRs (May 13, 1993)
110 George Brett – Begins Historic 30-Game Hitting Streak (July 18, 2010)
162 George Brett – Notches 2,500th Hit in Win Over Minnesota Twins (September 8, 1989)
172 Harmon Killebrew – Hits Final HR of MLB Career (September 18, 1975)
195 George Brett – Goes 4-for-4 in Game 3 of ALCS (October 11, 1985)
199 Kansas City Royals – Sweep ALCS, Collect First AL Pennant in 29 Years (October 15, 2014) – 272
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist – Los Angeles Angels
46 Nolan Ryan – Strikes Out 12 in 1st Career No-Hitter (May 15, 1973)
130 Dave Winfield – Records Hist 2,500th MLB Hit (August 7, 1990)
135 Nolan Ryan – Reaches 19 Ks in a Game for 2nd Time in 1974 (August 12, 1974)
180 Rickey Henderson – Becomes Oldest Player to Steal 50+ Bases (September 26, 1998)
181 Nolan Ryan – Makes MLB History with 383rd K of Season (September 27, 1973)
209 Rod Carew – Career Ends with Astonishing .328 Batting Average (October 25, 1985)
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist – Los Angeles Dodgers
2 Clayton Kershaw – Dodgers Ace Gets It Done with Bat and Ball (April 1, 2013)
72 Bobby Abreu – Passes Mickey Mantle on All-Time Hits List (June 10, 2012)
115 Steve Garvey – Named 1974 MLB All-Star Game MVP (July 23, 1974)
178 Pedro Martinez – Makes Major League Baseball Debut (September 24, 1992)
182 Mike Piazza – Sets Single-Season HRs Record for Dodgers w/40th (September 28, 1997)
183 Brooklyn Dodgers – Play Their Final Game as a New York Club (September 29, 1957)
185 Mike Piazza – Breaks Dodgers Rookie-Season RBI Record (October 1, 1993)
188 Brooklyn Dodgers – Win Franchise’s First World Series Title (October 4, 1955)
207 Mike Piazza – Named 1993 NL Rookie of the Year (October 23, 1993)
Miami Marlins
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Milwaukee Brewers
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Minnesota Twins
170 Dave Winfield – Joins the 3,000 Hits Club (September 16, 1993)
Montreal Expos
139 Tim Raines – Hits for the Cycle, Goes 5-for-5 in Win (August 16, 1987)
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist – New York Mets
39 Darryl Strawberry – Records First MLB Hit in 10-5 Win Over Reds (May 8, 1983)
53 Mike Piazza – Acquired by Mets from Marlins in Historic Trade (May 22, 2008)
71 Darryl Strawberry – Hits 200th Career HR (June 9, 1989)
105 Mike Piazza – Connects for 300th Career Home Run (July 13, 2001)
136 Mike Piazza – Fresh Off IL, Picks Up 5 RBI and Goes 3-for-5 (August 13, 2003)
159 Tom Seaver – First Mets Player to Notch 20 Wins in a Single Season (September 5, 1969)
166 Dwight Gooden – Breaks Rookie-Season Strikeout Record (September 12, 1984)
215 Tom Seaver – Picks Up 2nd NL Cy Young Award (October 31, 1973)
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist – New York Yankees
3 Roger Clemens – Becomes All-Time AL Career Strikeouts Leader (April 2, 2001)
9 Hideki Matsui – “Godzilla” Cranks Grand Slam for First MLB HR (April 8, 2003)
32 Babe Ruth – Hits 50th Career HR, 1st with Yankees (May 1, 1920)
45 Dwight Gooden – Throws No-Hitter Against Seattle Mariners (May 14, 1996)
57 Derek Jeter – Becomes 8th Yankees Player to Reach 2,000 Hits (May 26, 2006)
62 Lou Gehrig – Plays 2,000th Straight Game in 12-5 Win (May 31, 1938)
65 Lou Gehrig – 1st AL Player to Hit 4 HRs in a Single Game (June 3, 1932)
75 Roger Clemens – Becomes 3rd Pitcher with 300 Wins, 4,000 Ks (June 13, 2003)
81 Alex Rodriguez – Becomes 29th Player to Joins 3,000 Hits Club (June 19, 2015)
93 Whitey Ford – Makes MLB Debut (July 1, 1950)
94 Roger Clemens – Notches 350th Career Win (July 2, 2007)
101 Derek Jeter – Joins the 3,000 Hits Club (July 9, 2011)
108 Mariano Rivera – Records 400th Career Save (July 16, 2006)
111 Babe Ruth – Breaks His Own Single-Season HR Record with 30th (July 19, 1920)
112 Don Mattingly – Ties MLB Putouts Record with 22 (July 20, 1987)
134 Reggie Jackson – Hits 400th HR of MLB Career (August 11, 1980)
144 Babe Ruth – First Player in History to Pass 600-HR Milestone (August 21, 1931)
156 Alex Rodriguez – Collects 2,500th Hit of MLB Career (September 2, 2009)
171 Mariano Rivera – Ties Trevor Hoffman’s All-Time Saves Record with 602 (September 17, 2009)
197 Mariano Rivera – 33 1/3 Scoreless Postseason Innings Breaks Record (October 13, 2000)
200 Lou Gehrig – Crowned 1936 American League MVP (October 16, 1936)
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist – Oakland Athletics
4 Dennis Eckersley – Star Reliever Dealt to Oakland Athletics (April 3, 1987)
20 Oakland Athletics – 11 Straight Wins to Open Season Set MLB Record (April 19, 1981)
86 Rickey Henderson – Makes MLB Debut, Notches First-Career Steal (June 24, 1979)
89 Mark McGwire – Hits 3 HRs in 13-3 Victory Over Cleveland (June 27, 1987)
125 Rickey Henderson – MLB First: Notches Two 100-Stolen-Base Seasons (August 2, 1982)
150 Rickey Henderson – Breaks Single-Season Stolen Base Record with 119 (August 27, 1982)
196 Reggie Jackson – Dramatic HR Helps Club Win Game 1 of World Series (October 12, 1974)
202 Mark McGwire – Dramatic Walk-Off HR in Game 3 of World Series (October 18, 1988)
211 Oakland Athletics – Hit 5 HRs En Route to Game 3 World Series Win (October 27, 1989)
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist – Philadelphia Phillies
13 Bobby Abreu – Hits 1st HR in New Citizens Bank Park (April 12, 2004)
61 Ryan Howard – Hits 8th Grand Slam, Sets Phillies Record (May 30, 2009)
98 Steve Carlton – Becomes All-Time Left-Handed Strikeouts Leader (July 6, 1980)
104 Bobby Abreu – Shatters Single-Round Home Run Derby Record (July 12, 2005)
137 Mike Schmidt – Collects 300th Career HR in Win Over Mets (August 14, 1981)
210 Steve Carlton – Wins Record-Breaking 4th Cy Young Award (October 26, 1982)
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist – Pittsburgh Pirates
11 Roberto Clemente – Outfielder Hits Opening Day Grand Slam (April 10, 1962)
124 Willie Stargell – Collects 6 RBI, 5 Extra-Base Hits Against Braves (August 1, 1970)
184 Roberto Clemente – Joins 3,000-Hits Club in Final At-Bat of Season (September 30, 1972)
189 Willie Stargell – Named the 1979 NLCS MVP (October 5, 1979)
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist – San Diego Padres
27 Mike Piazza – Hits 400th HR in Front of Crowd at Petco Park (April 26, 2006)
68 Trevor Hoffman – Throws Scoreless 9th Inning to Record 500th Save (June 6, 2007)
191 San Diego Padres – Win NLCS, Head to Franchise’s First World Series (October 7, 1984)
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist – San Francisco Giants
10 Barry Zito – 4-Hit Gem Is Southpaw’s 1st Shutout in 9 Years (April 9, 2012)
34 Willie McCovey – Hits 521st and Final Career HR (May 3, 1980)
43 Willie Mays – 1st Grand Slam in San Francisco Giants History (May 12, 1958)
60 Buster Posey – Goes 3-for-3 with 3 RBI in 1st Game of 2010 (May 29, 2010)
66 Randy Johnson – Allows Just 1 Run to Earn 300th Career Win (June 4, 2009)
128 Steve Carlton – Collects 4,000th Career Strikeout (August 5, 1986)
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist – Seattle Mariners
7 Ken Griffey Jr. – Ties Record with 8th Career Opening Day HR (April 6, 2009)
23 Felix Hernandez – 100th Win Puts Ace in 3rd Place in Club History (April 22, 2013)
37 Gaylord Perry – Becomes 15th Pitcher to Record 300 Wins (May 6, 1982)
64 Ken Griffey Jr. – Superstar Announces Retirement from MLB (June 2, 2010)
76 Ichiro – 3rd Player to Reach 1,000 Hits in Under 700 Games (June 14, 2005)
85 Jay Buhner – First Mariners Player to Hit for the Cycle (June 23, 1993)
102 Ichiro – 1st Inside-the-Park HR Ever in MLB All-Star Game (July 10, 2007)
120 Ken Griffey Jr. – Homers in 8th Consecutive Game, Tying Record (July 28, 1993)
121 Ichiro – Becomes 3rd Fastest to Reach 1,500 MLB Hits (July 29, 2007)
146 Ken Griffey Jr. – Makes History by Hitting 200th HR in 4-Year Span (August 23, 1999)
147 Seattle Mariners – Franchise’s Name Selected Out of 15,000 Entries (August 24, 1976)
151 Ichiro – Becomes 3rd Rookie to Notch 200 Hits in 1st Season (August 28, 2001)
154 Ken Griffey / Ken Griffey Jr. – Become 1st Father/Son to Start in Same Lineup (August 31, 1990)
160 Ichiro – Picks Up 2,000th Career Hit (September 6, 2009)
167 Alex Rodriguez – Collects 200th Hit of Season, Franchise First (September 13, 1996)
168 Ken Griffey / Ken Griffey Jr. – First Father/Son Pair to Hit Back-to-Back HRs (September 14, 1990)
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist – St. Louis Cardinals
5 Mark McGwire – Ties Willie Mays with HRs in First Four Games (April 4, 1998)
14 Stan Musial – “Stan the Man” Scored NL Record 1,869th Run (April 13, 1962)
26 Albert Pujols – Launches Grand Slam to Eclipse 1,000 RBI (April 25, 2009)
33 Stan Musial – Sets Doubleheader Record with 5 Total HRs (May 2, 1954)
42 Adam Wainwright – Carries No-Hitter Into 8th Inning in CG Shutout (May 11, 2013)
96 Albert Pujols – Crushes 300th Home Run of MLB Career (July 4, 2008)
126 Albert Pujols – Hits at Least 30 HRs in Each of 1st Four Seasons (August 3, 2004)
143 Mark McGwire – 1st Player to Hit 50+ HRs in 3 Consecutive Seasons (August 20, 1998)
149 Albert Pujols – Becomes 3rd Youngest to Hit 400 HRs (August 26, 2010)
155 Mark McGwire – Surpasses Ruth’s Consecutive-Season HR Record (September 1, 1998)
165 Albert Pujols – Secures 10th-Straight 100+ RBI Season (September 11, 2010)
169 Ozzie Smith – Sets MLB Double Play Record with 1,554 (September 15, 1995)
173 Albert Pujols – Breaks NL Rookie-RBI Record with 120th (September 19, 2001)
177 Lou Brock – Steals 938th and Final Base of Legendary Career (September 23, 1979)
198 Ozzie Smith – Hits Electric HR in Game 5 of NLCS (October 14, 1985)
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist – Tampa Bay Rays
8 Wade Boggs – No. 12 Lifted to the Rafters at Tropicana Field (April 7, 2000)
15 Jose Canseco – 1st Non-U.S. Born Player to Reach 400 HRs (April 14, 1999)
203 Tampa Bay Rays – Proceed to Franchise’s First World Series (October 19, 2008)
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist – Texas Rangers
40 Yu Darvish – Gets Within One Out of Throwing First No-Hitter (May 9, 2014)
73 Nolan Ryan – Pitches 6th Career No-Hitter (June 11, 1990)
82 Sammy Sosa – Becomes 5th Player to Hit 600 HRs (June 20, 2007)
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist – Toronto Blue Jays
21 Carlos Delgado – 3-HR Game Marks 2nd of 2001 Season (April 20, 2001)
31 Joe Carter – Sets AL Record with 31 RBI in April (April 30, 1994)
153 Roger Clemens – Scoreless-Innings Streak Reaches 29 Innings (August 30, 1998)
208 Toronto Blue Jays – Become First Canadian Club to Win World Series (October 24, 1992)
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist – Washington Nationals
69 Bryce Harper – Selected 1st Overall in the MLB Draft (June 7, 2010)
80 Stephen Strasburg – Sets Record for Most Ks in 1st 3 Starts with 32 (June 18, 2010)
152 Bryce Harper – Rookie Blasts 2 HRs in 8-4 Win (August 29, 2012)
187 Max Scherzer – Throws Second No-Hitter of the 2015 MLB Season (October 3, 2015)
