Can't complain about a blaster which includes 22 packs I guess. These days anything more than a handful seems like a full blaster. Opening Day is a "low end" product in the grand scheme of things, but definitely doesn't feel like it, it's really just a lack of big "hits" which makes it that way.
Another mid-card mascot as far as I am concerned - there are a few low end, high end stars for mascots and plenty in the middle as "the rest".
Fitting the ending pack closes out with an Opening Day insert. A nice angle of getting out into the field and the crowd/scene ahead.
The real question now is, where did the blaster get me....base set about 60% done, a number of Jays base and insert cards, scoring below fees about right too.
Definitely highlighted by the Opening Day parallel Bichette card, but plenty of good about it and one of the better openings this year.
Hey. You got some Canadian and future Jays content in that last pack with Zach Pop.
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