   The 1989 Upper Deck MLB Chicago White Sox Team Set contains 29 Chicago White Sox baseball cards including Star Players like Carlton Fisk, Harold Baines, Ozzie Guillen and Jack McDowell. 1989 was the First year for Upper Deck baseball cards. All cards in the set are listed below.151 Jerry Reuss - 164 Dave Gallagher - 175 Ozzie Guillen - 183 Ron Karkovice - 192 Kelly Paris - 204 Dan Pasqua - 211 Harold Baines - 224 Steve Lyons - 231 Greg Walker - 243 Melido Perez - 457 Barry Jones - 460 Mark Salas - 478 Shawn Hillegas - 496 Daryl Boston - 499 Bill Long - 506 Ken Williams - 509 Jeff Bittiger - 527 Donnie Hill - 530 Jack McDowell - 548 John Davis - 606 Mike Diaz - 609 Carlton Fisk - 628 Fred Manrique - 647 Bobby Thigpen - 650 Ivan Calderon - 692 Chicago White Sox Team Card - 711 Ron Kittle - 715 Steve Rosenberg - 790 Eddie Williams |
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