1992 Fleer Ultra Series I

In 1992, Ultra was Fleer's second attempt at a premium card set. The design was a step up for them, but the set overall suffered from the same overproduction that plagued almost everything in the early '90s.

91 - Brian Harper - My hometown AAA Portland Beavers team was affiliated with the Twins at the time, so I got to see Brian Harper (a former Cardinal) play in person a bit.

112 - Mike Gallego - Ultra offered three distinct player photos (no one does this anymore) and the cards had a super-'90s design feel to them.

245 - Ricky Jordan - I think this was one of the last seasons of the old 'P'-with-a-baseball-inside logo for Philadelphia.

215 - Jose Offerman - One of the more unstable baseball players of my time.

191 - Barry Larkin - Our first Hall of Famer of the pack.

163 - Brian Hunter

137 - Dean Palmer - Palmer gets the Rookie designation.

123 - Ken Griffey, Jr. - This is a great looking Griffey card from one of the last seasons of the Mariners yellow 'S' look.

146 - Kelly Gruber - My memory may be off on this, but I feel like Gruber was a sneaky good player that people didn't talk about a whole lot. It probably helped that the Blue Jays were generally really good back then.

175 - Mark Grace - Another familiar face.

204 - Pete Harnisch

230 - David Cone - Cone went on to throw a perfect game in 1999 with the Yankees, which was also the first no-hitter thrown in an interleague game.

238 - Anthony Young - Young was, unfortunately, notorious for his dreadful won-loss record. He went 3-30 as a swingman for the Mets over the course of the 1992 and 1993 seasons. The pitching win truly is a farce, but just try telling that to this guy.

249 - Dale Murphy - Finally, a should-be Hall of Famer. Maybe one day one of those alternative methods of electing members will get Murphy a better look.