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Juan Uribe autographed Baseball Card (Colorado Rockies) 2003 Donruss #175
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About Juan Uribe Baseball Cards and Tickets

He is highly known as the talented baseball infielder of the Los Angeles Dodgers, Juan Uribe first played with the Colorado Rockies in 1997 until he was traded to the well-known Chicago White Sox. It was in 2005 when the great player has helped the White Sox in earning the World Series title where they powerfully played against the Houston Astros.

As an avid fan of Uribe, this is your time to shine among other supporters as you avail his MLB baseball cards and tickets. These are now sold at discounted prices and with $50 and up total purchase, you only pay $4.99 for the shipping of your orders. You may also take a quick tour on Uribe’s most in demand items such as his signed jerseys, bats, magazines, photos and accessories. If you have a friend who also loves this famous player, entice him or her to have these items and have a good collaboration of Uribe’s cherished memorabilia.

According to sources, the player has signed a minor league contract with the legendary Giants and has amazingly helped the team in bagging the World Series title in 2010.

Aside from Uribe’s incredible items, you can now also have the cool items of Tony Gwynn, Jr.—outfielder who has also played with the Brewers and the famous San Diego Padres, Mark Ellis who first signed up with the Oakland Athletics, Josh Bard who is a well-known catcher and has been an asset player of the Cleveland Indians , and Juan Rivera who also spent years with the Yankees.