1987 Kmart Baseball's Stars of the Decades Baseball Card Checklist

The Kmart Baseball's Stars of the Decades baseball card set was released in 1987. The set consisted of 33 baseball cards and each card from the 1987 Kmart Baseball's Stars of the Decades baseball card set is listed below. Note: Baseball cards which featured a player who did not appear in a regular season game during the most recently completed season, do not link to their major league statistics.

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1987 Kmart Baseball's Stars of the Decades

1987 Kmart Baseball's Stars of the Decades (#29 Dale Murphy)

1987 Kmart Baseball's Stars of the Decades (#29 Dale Murphy)

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1Hank Aaron
2Roberto Clemente
3Bob Gibson
4Harmon Killebrew
5Mickey Mantle
6Juan Marichal
7Roger Maris
8Willie Mays
9Brooks Robinson
10Frank Robinson
11Carl Yastrzemski
12Johnny Bench
13Lou Brock
14Rod Carew
15Steve Carlton
16Reggie Jackson
17Jim Palmer
18Jim Rice
19Pete Rose
20Nolan Ryan
21Tom Seaver
22Willie Stargell
23Wade Boggs
24George Brett
25Gary Carter
26Dwight Gooden
27Rickey Henderson
28Don Mattingly
29Dale Murphy
30Eddie Murray
31Mike Schmidt
32Darryl Strawberry
33Fernando Valenzuela
1987 Kmart Baseball's Stars of the Decades


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