Topps Now limited edition card of Trevor Hoffman, commemorating his 2018 Baseball Hall of Fame Induction. Released for only one day, July 29, 2018, this card was limited to only 375 produced!
- Limited Edition of only 375 produced
- Issued by Topps
- Delivered in a UV protected acrylic case with magnetic closure
- Orginal Baseball Card: 2018 Topps Now # 530
Player Biography
Trevor Hoffman pitched 18 seasons for the Marlins, Padres and Brewers, spending 16 seasons in San Diego. The first pitcher to reach both the 500-save and 600-save milestones, Hoffman ranks second in MLB history with 601 saves and second with 856 games finished. A seven-time All-Star who finished in the Top 10 of the NL Cy Young Award voting four times, Hoffman led the NL in saves twice and saved 40-or-more games nine times, tied with Mariano Rivera for the most such seasons all time. Ranks seventh all-time – and first among relief pitchers – with a career average of 6.989 hits per nine innings pitched. Career WHIP of 1.058 ranks ninth all-time and fifth all-time among pitchers whose careers started after 1920.
Topps Now limited edition card of Trevor Hoffman, commemorating his 2018 Baseball Hall of Fame Induction. Released for only one day, July 29, 2018, this card was limited to only 375 produced!
- Limited Edition of only 375 produced
- Issued by Topps
- Delivered in a UV protected acrylic case with magnetic closure
- Orginal Baseball Card: 2018 Topps Now # 530
Player Biography
Trevor Hoffman pitched 18 seasons for the Marlins, Padres and Brewers, spending 16 seasons in San Diego. The first pitcher to reach both the 500-save and 600-save milestones, Hoffman ranks second in MLB history with 601 saves and second with 856 games finished. A seven-time All-Star who finished in the Top 10 of the NL Cy Young Award voting four times, Hoffman led the NL in saves twice and saved 40-or-more games nine times, tied with Mariano Rivera for the most such seasons all time. Ranks seventh all-time – and first among relief pitchers – with a career average of 6.989 hits per nine innings pitched. Career WHIP of 1.058 ranks ninth all-time and fifth all-time among pitchers whose careers started after 1920.
