1984 Topps Milton Bradley Baseball Checklist and Details
You can find baseball cards in a lot of places. Normally it’s packs. Once upon a time, you could find them at the bottom of a box of cereal. Sometimes they were on the box of cereal. For 1984 Topps Milton Bradley Baseball, it was inside of a board game.
The set came inside the Championship Baseball board game. The checklist has 30 cards, all of whom were active major leaguers at the time. Licensed by the MLBPA but not Major League Baseball, there are no logos. That means several airbrushed caps, although full team names are listed.
Backs have some basic player info including 1983 stats. However, the majority of the space is dedicated to different dice combinations. The basic concept of the game is that players would roll dice and move their players accordingly (and hopefully score some runs).
All 30 cards are included with the Championship Baseball board game. It includes lots of big names including Reggie Jackson, Rickey Henderson and Cal Ripken Jr. There’s also a second-year Wade Boggs.
This is an extremely affordable set today with even the top cards available for a couple of dollars. Even the game itself is reasonable, although you may want to check to see that all the pieces are there if you’re planning to play. All these years later, sealed games can be an option still as well.
1984 Topps Milton Bradley Baseball Checklist
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30 cards.
Buy on:
Wade Boggs, Boston Red Sox
George Brett, Kansas City Royals
Rod Carew, California Angels
Steve Carlton, Philadelphia Phillies
Gary Carter, Montreal Expos
Dave Concepcion, Cincinnati Reds
Cecil Cooper, Milwaukee Brewers
Andre Dawson, Montreal Expos
Carlton Fisk, Chicago White Sox
Steve Garvey, San Diego Padres
Pedro Guerrero, Los Angeles Dodgers
Ron Guidry, New York Yankees
Rickey Henderson, Oakland Athletics
Reggie Jackson, California Angels
Ron Kittle, Chicago White Sox
Bill Madlock, Pittsburgh Pirates
Dale Murphy, Atlanta Braves
Al Oliver, Montreal Expos
Darrell Porter, St. Louis Cardinals
Cal Ripken, Baltimore Orioles
Pete Rose, Philadelphia Phillies
Steve Sax, Los Angeles Dodgers
Mike Schmidt, Philadelphia Phillies
Ted Simmons, Milwaukee Brewers
Ozzie Smith, St. Louis Cardinals
Dave Stieb, Toronto Blue Jays
Fernando Valenzuela, Los Angeles Dodgers
Lou Whitaker, Detroit Tigers
Dave Winfield, New York Yankees
Robin Yount, Milwaukee Brewers
