2025 Topps Big League Baseball Checklist, Odds, & Product Details

Projected Release Date: March, 2025 (Hobby)

Typically one of the first baseball products to kick off the new card season, Topps Big League is usually released around the March timeframe. As we look ahead to the 2025 calendar, early rookie class standouts could include names like Dylan Crews, James Wood, Coby Mayo, and Ben Rice, though final checklists remain unconfirmed.

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Pack & Box Details:

Cards per Pack: TBA (Hobby), TBA (Blasters)
Packs per Box: TBA (Hobby), TBA (Blasters)
Boxes per Case: TBA (Hobby), TBA (Blasters)

Set Details:

Set Size: TBA
Approximate Print Run per Base Card: TBA
Prior Years Base Set Print Runs

2024: ~124,575 - See 2024's Product Details
2023: ~154,200
2022: ~75,040
2021: ~66,750
2020: ~31,250

What's in a box of 2025 Topps Big League Baseball?

2025 Topps Big League Baseball Parallel Guide & Odds

Base Set Parallels

TBA
- 1:TBA packs (Hobby), 1:TBA packs (Blaster SE, EA)

Approximate Print Run: ~TBA

What’s the difference between Blaster SE, EA, and HD? SE = Walmart, EA = Target, HD = Hobby Direct (e.g., Topps.com, Fanatics). Each may have slight differences in pack odds or exclusive inserts.