This post will be devoid of cards that I own. You'll know why in a second. If you've been following the 2016 Allen & Ginter hubbub -- today is the set's release date -- you probably know that there is some sneakiness involving card No. 120. The official Topps A&G checklist lists two Dodgers with that same number: But since people have started opening the product, they've discovered that the Kenta Maeda card is the actual base card set. Julio Urias -- get ready to groan Dodger fans -- is a super short-print. There is some speculation about whether there are different versions of that short-print, but so far I've only seen the one that box-breaker Brent Williams has shown: There is actually a nameplate under Urias' image but it's very faint. It's printed in white so it's difficult to see. As I am writing this, the Urias card is now the most difficult card in the entire A&G set to pull. As a Dodger fan, that is simply ...
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