Steve Carlton, Roberto Clemente, and the Chicago Cubs are the latest addition to the 2019 Topps 150 Years of Baseball card series.
Opening Day for the 2019 baseball season was commemorated with several new Topps Now baseball cards including some huge autographs and relics.
Week 3 of the Topps 150 Years of Baseball series includes a Ripken autograph, the first auto of the set.
The second week of Topps 150 Years of Baseball cards include the rookie season of Mark McGwire, the debut of Ichiro, and the record breaking Nolan Ryan.
Stephen Piscotty lost his mother to ALS over the weekend but upon his return to the A’s lineup, he received a standing ovation and hit a single in honor of his late mother.
Sean Manaea threw his first complete game — which was, by the way, a no hitter — and is one of four new Topps Now cards.
Jose Berrios, Justin Smoak, Gerrit Cole, and Shohei Ohtani all had impressive games on Easter Sunday, immortalized on Topps Now baseball cards.
Shohei Ohtani, Russell Martin, and Jackie Bradley Jr are the latest additions to Topps’ Living Set
Topps announced the launch of a new series of baseball cards and released the first wave with Aaron Judge, Joe Panik, and Nicholas Castellanos.
To commemorate the Houston Astro’s visit to the White House, Topps has issued a baseball card featuring Josh Reddick and President Trump.
Topps honors the opening of the 2018 Winter Olympics with a set that revives the design used for the 1984 Olympic Baseball team.
A complete team by team breakdown of the 2017 Topps Now Baseball card series including final print runs, ranked player stats, and more.
A statistical team and player breakdown of the 2017 Topps Throwback Thursday series of on-demand baseball cards.
Topps and New Era have joined forces to create a line of baseball hats inspired by the iconic 1987 Topps trading card line.
A complete collector’s guide to 2017 Topps Now All Star Game cards with secondary market links.
2017 Topps Now baseball has been wildly popular so far this season and we crunch the numbers and come up with some stats for the first half.
Kyle Freeland and Clayton Kershaw both pitched games worthy of baseball cards as they head into the All Star break.
As a part of their All-Star Game releases, Topps is printing limited edition cards for each of the 2017 Home Run Derby participants.
Topps Museum Collection is my favorite product to rip every year. However, the fun product isn’t without its flaws. Did I enjoy this product again, or was this the first year Museum disappointed me? Find out in the latest installment of Gut Reaction!
You really can’t expect too much out of 2017 Topps Series 2, but we busted open a case and ripped it apart anyway. Did this follow-up to Series 1 beat expectations, or was it just another ho-hum low-end money grab? Also, is it really that obvious that I tried a new recording technique? Oh, well. I’ll do better next time. Enjoy!
It took Matt Chapman two days to make a splash in Oakland and receive his first Major League hit and baseball card.
Walk-off wins are the theme of the day with Khris Davis, Miguel Cabrera, and Raimel Tapia receiving Topps Now Cards today.
Scooter Gennett receives his first 2017 Topps Now card after a four home run, 10 RBI night for the record books.
I had a lot more fun opening 2017 Topps Archives than I expected, but still had my nits to pick. Here are my thoughts in the latest Gut Reaction product review!
I tore open some 2017 Topps Pro Debut (my first-ever experience with Pro Debut), and it gets my harshest review to-date. Find out why in this installment of Gut Reaction!