Description

2022 Topps Now Postseason is a series of ten-card team sets, all produced to order by Topps, featuring the twelve teams that qualified for the 2022 MLB Postseason. Each set retailed for $29.99. Unlike the traditional Topps Now cards, which were only available for a 24 hour period, Postseason sets were sold beginning the day after the respective team qualified for the playoffs and continuing until October 10th. Selected team sets also had the option of adding an autograph to their set for an additional fee.

Distribution

Reviews

Checklist

Base Set

Dodgers

1307 sets were produced.

PS-1 Mookie Betts
PS-2 Freddie Freeman
PS-3 Clayton Kershaw
PS-4 Max Muncy
PS-5 Will Smith
PS-6 Cody Bellinger
PS-7 Trea Turner
PS-8 Julio Urias
PS-9 Tony Gonsolin
PS-10 Gavin Lux

Astros

433 sets were produced.

PS-11 Yordan Alvarez
PS-12 Jose Altuve
PS-13 Justin Verlander
PS-14 Kyle Tucker
PS-15 Alex Bregman
PS-16 Framber Valdez
PS-17 Jeremy Pena
PS-18 Yuli Gurriel
PS-19 Trey Mancini
PS-20 Jose Urquidy

Mets

927 sets were produced.

PS-21 Pete Alonso
PS-22 Max Scherzer
PS-23 Starling Marte
PS-24 Jacob deGrom
PS-25 Francisco Lindor
PS-26 Jeff McNeil
PS-27 Chris Bassitt
PS-28 Brandon Nimmo
PS-29 Eduardo Escobar
PS-30 Edwin Diaz

Braves

1439 sets were produced.

PS-31 Austin Riley
PS-32 Ronald Acuna, Jr.
PS-33 Spencer Strider
PS-34 Matt Olson
PS-35 Dansby Swanson
PS-36 Michael Harris II
PS-37 Vaughn Grissom
PS-38 Kyle Wright
PS-39 Travis d'Arnaud
PS-40 Kenley Jansen

Yankees

2429 sets were produced.

PS-41 Aaron Judge
PS-42 Gerrit Cole
PS-43 Josh Donaldson
PS-44 Giancarlo Stanton
PS-45 Isiah Kiner-Falefa
PS-46 Anthony Rizzo
PS-47 Nestor Cortes
PS-48 DJ LeMahieu
PS-49 Gleyber Torres
PS-50 Jameson Taillon

Guardians

678 sets were produced.

PS-51 Jose Ramirez
PS-52 Shane Bieber
PS-53 Andres Gimenez
PS-54 Josh Naylor
PS-55 Amed Rosario
PS-56 Steven Kwan
PS-57 Oscar Gonzalez
PS-58 Emmanuel Clase
PS-59 Cal Quantrill
PS-60 Triston McKenzie

Cardinals

980 sets were produced.

PS-61 Albert Pujols
PS-62 Yadier Molina
PS-63 Nolan Arenado
PS-64 Paul Goldschmidt
PS-65 Adam Wainwright
PS-66 Tommy Edman
PS-67 Miles Mikolas
PS-68 Dylan Carlson
PS-69 Brendan Donovan
PS-70 Ryan Helsley

Blue Jays

778 sets were produced.

PS-71 Vladimir Guerrero, Jr.
PS-72 Bo Bichette
PS-73 Alek Manoah
PS-74 George Springer
PS-75 Kevin Gausman
PS-76 Matt Chapman
PS-77 Alejandro Kirk
PS-78 Jose Berrios
PS-79 Teoscar Hernandez
PS-80 Whit Merrifield

Rays

431 sets were produced.

PS-81 Wander Franco
PS-82 Yandy Diaz
PS-83 Randy Arozarena
PS-84 Shane McClanahan
PS-85 Isaac Paredes
PS-86 Ji-Man Choi
PS-87 Jose Siri
PS-88 Manuel Margot
PS-89 Drew Rasmussen
PS-90 Harold Ramirez

Mariners

2621 sets were produced.

NOTE: In the original team sets, card #PS-92 packed out as an error. Topps later issued a corrected version of the card.

PS-91 Julio Rodriguez
PS-92a Ty France ERR: Player in photo is Luis Torrens, not Ty France
PS-92b Ty France COR
PS-93 Eugenio Suarez
PS-94 Logan Gilbert
PS-95 Cal Raleigh
PS-96 Carlos Santana
PS-97 Mitch Haniger
PS-98 George Kirby
PS-99 J.P. Crawford
PS-100 Luis Castillo

Padres

943 sets were produced.

PS-101 Manny Machado
PS-102 Juan Soto
PS-103 Yu Darvish
PS-104 Joe Musgrove
PS-105 Jake Cronenworth
PS-106 Jorge Alfaro
PS-107 Josh Bell
PS-108 Wil Myers
PS-109 Ha-Seong Kim
PS-110 Blake Snell

Phillies

556 sets were produced.

PS-111 Bryce Harper
PS-112 Kyle Schwarber
PS-113 Rhys Hoskins
PS-114 Aaron Nola
PS-115 Alec Bohm
PS-116 J.T. Realmuto
PS-117 Zack Wheeler
PS-118 Nick Castellanos
PS-119 Bryson Stott
PS-120 Jean Segura

Parallels

Each team set will include one of the following parallels.

Blue (serial-numbered to 49 copies)
Purple (serial-numbered to 25 copies)
Red (serial-numbered to ten)
Orange (serial-numbered to five)
Gold (one-of-one)

NOTES

Some teams (Dodgers, Mets, Braves, Yankees, Cardinals, Mariners, and Padres) sold more sets than there were announced parallels available. Assuming all ten cards in each team set are parallels, and one parallel is in each team set, the maximum number of sets that can be produced is 900. ((49 + 25 + 10 + 5 + 1) X 10 = 900). It is currently unclear as to how Topps will rectify this issue.
The Ty France error card in the Mariners team set (#PS-92) was also included in the parallels.

Inserts

Bonus

Bonus cards were issued for those teams that won a Postseason series.

PSB-1 Cleveland Guardians ALWC 678
PSB-2 Seattle Mariners ALWC 2621
PSB-3 Philadelphia Phillies NLWC 556
PSB-4 San Diego Padres NLWC 943
PSB-5 Houston Astros ALDS 433
PSB-6 San Diego Padres NLDS 943
PSB-7 Philadelphia Phillies NLDS 556
PSB-8 New York Yankees ALDS 2429
PSB-9 Houston Astros ALCS 433
PSB-10 Philadelphia Phillies NLCS 556
PSB-11 Houston Astros WS 433

Autographs

Selected Postseason team sets were also available with an optional and randomly selected autograph. The teams available (and number of autographed sets sold and retail price per set) are as follows.

Dodgers ($79.99)
Braves ($74.99)
Blue Jays ($79.99)
Padres ($89.99)

Each Topps Now Road to Opening Day Autograph is serial-numbered to 99 copies and available in the following parallels.

Blue (serial-numbered to 49 copies)
Purple (serial-numbered to 25 copies)
Red (serial-numbered to ten)
Orange (serial-numbered to five)
Gold (one-of-one)

PS-2A Freddie Freeman Dodgers
PS-4A Max Muncy Dodgers
PS-7A Trea Turner Dodgers
PS-31A Austin Riley Braves
PS-33A Spencer Strider Braves
PS-35A Dansby Swanson Braves
PS-71A Vladimir Guerrero, Jr. Blue Jays
PS-73A Alek Manoah Blue Jays
PS-74A George Springer Blue Jays
PS-101A Manny Machado Padres
PS-102A Juan Soto Padres
PS-104A Joe Musgrove Padres