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While most of the Topps Now cards highlight timely moments of today, 2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball spreads the love around to former performances of note.
In its third year, Turn Back the Clock MLB revisits a variety of top moments on the exact day in question.
The card series is one of several offshoots from the main Topps Now Baseball line.
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Set Details
Issued daily, 2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball identifies a key stat line or accomplishment that took place on that date at some point in MLB history.
Cards sell for $9.99 each with SmartPost shipping included. Each card is sold for 24 hours, but some cards have gone up a few days early, stretching the countdown timer.
Other than subtle shading differences, the wood-framed design is virtually identical to 2021 and 2020.
In addition to the caption and date on the front, card backs deliver a summary of the player’s big day.
Just like the 2021 edition, there are bonus chase parallels.
Set Checklist
2022 Topps Now Turn Back the Clock Baseball Checklist
Base Set Checklist
Ongoing set. Announced print runs (PR) to be noted.
PARALLEL CARDS: Cherry #/7, White Ash #/3.
2 Clayton Kershaw: Dodgers ace gets it done with bat and ball (4/1/2013) – PR=323
3 Roger Clemens – Yankees: Becomes all-time AL career strikeouts leader (4/2/2001) – PR=271
4 Dennis Eckersley: Star reliever dealt to Oakland Athletics (4/3/1987) – PR=262
5 Mark McGwire – Cardinals: Ties Willie Mays with HRs in 1st 4 games (4/4/1998) – PR=323
6 Arizona Diamondbacks: Win 1st game in club history (4/5/1998) – PR=262
7 Ken Griffey Jr – Mariners: Ties record with 8th career Opening Day HR (4/6/2009) – PR=837
8 Wade Boggs – Devil Rays: Number 12 lifted to the rafters at Tropicana Field (4/7/2000) – PR=296
9 Hideki Matsui – Yankees: “Godzilla” cranks grand slam for 1st MLB HR (4/8/2003) – PR=479
10 Barry Zito – Giants: 4-hit gem is southpaw’s 1st shutout in 9 years (4/9/2012) – PR=228
11 Roberto Clemente – Pirates: Outfielder hits Opening Day grand slam (4/10/1962) – PR=732
12 Miguel Cabrera – Tigers: 2nd youngest player ever to reach 300 doubles (4/11/2011) – PR=478
13 Bobby Abreu – Phillies: Hits 1st HR in new Citizens Bank Park (4/12/2004) – PR=348
14 Stan Musial – Cardinals: “Stan the Man” scores NL record 1,869th run (4/13/1962) – PR= 538
15 Jose Canseco – Devil Rays: 1st non-U.S. born player to reach 400 HRs (4/14/1999) – PR=448
16 MLB Honors Jackie Robinson 50 years after debut (4/15/1997) – PR=877
17 Manny Ramirez: 2-run HR, grand slam lead Red Sox win (4/16/2005) – PR=246
18 Nolan Ryan – Astros: Becomes 2nd pitcher ever to reach 3,500 Ks (4/17/1983) – PR=632
19 Tom Seaver: Reds ace reaches 3,000 career Ks (4/18/1981) – PR=508
20 Oakland Athletics: 11 straight wins to open season sets MLB record (4/19/1981) – PR=372
21 Carlos Delgado – Blue Jays: 3-HR game marks 2nd of 2001 season (4/20/2001) – PR=TBA
22 Randy Johnson – Diamondbacks: Reaches 5th win of season in 17-K game (4/21/2002) – PR=TBA
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23 Felix Hernandez – Mariners: 100th win puts ace in 3rd place in club history (4/22/2013)
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