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Baseball cards of players with last names
beginning with 'J'.
Jac
Jah
| John Jaha |
Jam
| Chris James | Chuck James |
| Delvin James |
| Dion James |
| Mike James |
| Ryan Jamison |
Jan
| Pete Janicki |
| Paul Janish |
| Ardley Jansen |
| Casey Janssen |
| Marty Janzen |
Jar
| Kevin Jarvis |
Jav
| Stan Javier |
Je
Ji
| Joe Jiannetti |
| D'Angelo Jimenez |
| Jose Jimenez | Ubaldo Jimenez |
| Charlton Jimerson |
Jod
| Brett Jodie |
Joh
| Kenji Johjima |
| Tommy John |
| Doug Johns |
| Adam Johnson |
| Ben Johnson |
| Blair Johnson |
| Brian Johnson |
| Charles Johnson |
| Cliff Johnson |
| Dan Johnson |
| Davey Johnson |
| Doug Johnson |
| Elliot Johnson |
| Howard Johnson |
| Jason Johnson |
| Jonathan Johnson |
| Josh Johnson - Shortstop drafted by Royals in 2004 |
| Josh Johnson - Pitcher drafted by Marlins in 2002 |
| Kade Johnson |
| Kelly Johnson |
| Lance Johnson |
| Mark L. Johnson - Catcher from 1998 to 2004 with White Sox, Athletics, and Brewers |
| Mark P. Johnson - Played from 1995 to 2002 with Pirates, Angels, and Mets |
| Mark J. Johnson - Pitcher for Tigers in 2000, drafted by Astros in 1996 |
| Nick Johnson |
| Randy Johnson |
| Reed Johnson |
| Rett Johnson |
| Rob Johnson |
| Russ Johnson |
| Steven Johnson |
| Tripper Johnson |
| Tyler Johnson |
| Walter Johnson |
| Joel Johnston |
| Mike Johnston |
| John Johnstone |
Jon
Jor
| Brian Jordan |
| Kevin Jordan |
| Michael Jordan |
| Ricky Jordan |
| Ryan Jorgensen |
Jos
| Felix Jose |
| Kevin Joseph |
| Onil Joseph |
Jou
| Jimmy Journell |
Joy
| Wally Joyner |
Ju
| Mike Judd |
| Jeff Juden |
| Jorge Julio |
| Sung Jung |
| Eric Junge |
| James Jurries |
| Jair Jurrjens |
| David Justice |
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"J"ust the Facts:
Reggie Jackson had four consecutive home runs spanning Games Five and Six of the 1977 World Series.
Once, after a rehab stint, Derek Jeter rented a plane so he could join the Yankees a day earlier. That night, he went 3 for 4 with an RBI and a stolen base.
Before signing with the Braves in 1993 at age 16, Andruw Jones was an avid BMX enthusiast. He even biked competitively in South America and Europe.