First, though, I thought I would start with the Julio Urias card that has been the talk of the hobby. As you know, Urias joined the Dodgers rotation for a brief spurt during the first half of the season and showed that he has the tools needed to succeed on the Major League level. Considering this and the high-ceiling many prognosticators see in him, it is not surprising that Topps would want to include him in the Allen & Ginter brand. Unfortunately, it doesn't appear that his promotion to LA provided enough lead-time to include him in the base set. So, Topps decided to just throw him in the set anyway by giving him a card number belonging to another Dodger rookie (#120 Kenta Maeda) and release the card as some sort of short-print. You can see this card directly below. Please note that the Allen & Ginter logo on the front is actually printed in white, and cannot be seen very well in scans. Also, there is no number on the reverse.
#120 Julio Urias
Furthermore, a Urias card can be purchased directly from Topps that does look like a finished product (as you can see directly below). It is available only as a 10" x 14" poster print and limited to only 99 copies. Go here to check that out.










