Chicago, your time has come—if you’re a Kris Bryant fan. Which, of course you are. The Topps baseball card company is letting fans vote for which player they want to be the “iconic Card No. 1” in its 2017 Baseball Series One cards.
The voting is open and runs through 10:59 p.m. CT on Oct. 19. Fans can vote on topps.com or through liking or retweeting tweets assigned to one of the 16 nominees on the Topps account.
Bryant is going up against last year’s No. 1 card representative, Angels outfielder Mike Trout, and 14 other players, from the Nationals’ Bryce Harper to the Cardinals’ Yadier Molina. Bryant made it to the final five of voting for the No. 1 card for the 2016, so here’s hoping his luck is better this year.
Here’s the full list of the 2017 No. 1 card contenders:
Mike Trout Mookie Betts
Kris Bryant Francisco Lindor
Buster Posey Carlos Correa
Josh Donaldson Gary Sanchez
Bryce Harper Adrian Beltre
Clayton Kershaw Manny Machado
Corey Seager Yadier Molina
Miguel Cabrera David Ortiz
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