Description:

These collectible phone cards from Sprint showcase eight individual athletes from multiple sports, each featured in action or poised moments during games. The set includes football players Trent Dilfer and Marshall Faulk, both wearing white and red Fresno State San Diego State uniforms respectively, captured mid-play with footballs in hand. The basketball athletes Jason Kidd and Glenn Robinson are pictured in game settings, Kidd reaching up to score and Robinson dribbling the ball with opponents nearby. Baseball player Paul Wilson is shown on the pitcher's mound in a pinstriped uniform preparing to pitch, and Ben Grieve is at bat, fully focused, wearing a black baseball helmet and uniform. Two hockey players complete the set: Ed Jovanovski, skating on ice in a Windsor Spitfires jersey, and Jeff O'Neill, in motion during a game wearing a Storm hockey uniform.

Each card prominently displays the Sprint logo at the top left corner with a $4 value beside it in a red box. The athletes' names are vertically printed in bold red letters along the right side of the card. The bottom left corner of every card features a distinctive yellow and black "4 SPORT" logo, referencing the four sports represented in this collection: baseball, football, hockey, and basketball. The photography on the cards captures clear, detailed views of the players with vivid colors and varied dynamic backgrounds such as stadium crowds or arenas that help place each athlete in their respective sport environments.

This set highlights well-known athletes from college and professional sports, emphasizing their roles and teams with clear, action-oriented imagery. The consistent design elements and sport variety contribute to the collectible appeal for fans of multiple sports, particularly those interested in football, baseball, hockey, and basketball. The cards are part of a Sprint promotional series designed for sports enthusiasts and collectors.

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