Gone but not Forgotten - Jose Fernandez

Here are his cards for all to see.  The pitcher died on this day in 2016 at the age of 24.


Miami Marlins (2013-2016):

2013 Bowman Chrome #103 Jose Fernandez Front
2013 Bowman Chrome #103 RC

2013 Finest #59 RC

2013 Panini Prizm #283 Jose Fernandez Front
2013 Panini Prizm #283 RC


2013 Pinnacle #155 Jose Fernandez Front
2013 Pinnacle #155 RC


2013 Topps #589 Jose Fernandez Front
2013 Topps #589 RC

2014 Bowman #79 Jose Fernandez Front
2014 Bowman #79


2014 Donruss #103

2014 Donruss #221 Jose Fernandez Front
2014 Donruss #221

2014 Donruss #308 Jose Fernandez Front
2014 Donruss #308

2014 Finest #97 Jose Fernandez Front
2014 Finest #97

2014 Panini Prizm #107 Jose Fernandez Front
2014 Panini Prizm #107

2014 Panini Prizm #204 Jose Fernandez Front
2014 Panini Prizm #204


2014 Stadium Club #175

2014 Topps #113 Clayton Kershaw / Jose Fernandez / Matt Harvey Front
2014 Topps #113

2014 Topps #413 Jose Fernandez Front
2014 Topps #413

2014 Topps #660 Jose Fernandez Front
2014 Topps #660

2015 Bowman Chrome #58 Jose Fernandez Front
2015 Bowman Chrome #58


2015 Donruss #113

2015 Finest #31 Jose Fernandez Front
2015 Finest #31


2015 Panini Prizm #95

2015 Stadium Club #284 Jose Fernandez Front
2015 Stadium Club 284

2015 Topps #603


2016 Bowman #49

2016 Donruss #15 Jose Fernandez Front
2016 Donruss #15

2016 Donruss #156 Jose Fernandez Front
2016 Donruss #156


2016 Finest #46 Jose Fernandez Front
2016 Finest #46


2016 Stadium Club #200 Jose Fernandez Front
2016 Stadium Club #200


2016 Topps #118 Jose Fernandez Front
2016 Topps #118



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