Cubs, Dodgers set merchandise sales record in Tokyo
Fanatics announced Thursday that the two-game Tokyo Series generated $40 million of fan gear and trading cards sales.
MLB Tokyo Series sets Fanatics’ company record in merchandise, trading card sales
Fanatics raked in $40 million with their MLB Tokyo Series collection, making it the largest selling event in the history of ...
MLB award winners' gold logos to become Topps 'logo' cards
Expanding on the success of the MLB Debut Patch, Topps, MLB and Nike have partnered to recognize baseball's elite performers ...
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Topps, Fanatics announce Tokyo Series trading cards and merchandise as demand grows in Japan
Ahead of MLB’s 2025 Tokyo Series between the Los Angeles Dodgers and Chicago Cubs on March 18-19, Topps and parent company Fanatics have announced a merchandise collection and trading card sets ...
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Renowned Japanese artist Takashi Murakami teams up with MLB for rare Tokyo Series collection
For the Cubs, Shota Imanaga ... Digital touchscreens will combine trading cards and memorabilia at the exhibition, and stories about some of Japan's iconic players, including Class of 2025 ...
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Was trading for Kyle Tucker enough to make the Cubs serious contenders?
In a vacuum, trading for Tucker was a win for the Cubs and their understandably irritated fan base. They haven't seen the team advance past October's wild-card round since 2017. Tucker — a three ...