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Something your mom can’t throw away

We did it. We found something your mom can’t throw away. Topps BUNT is the exclusive digital trading card game of Major League Baseball.

It’s officially available in the App Store for the 2013 season now.

CLICK HERE to check it out in the App Store.

Phillies fans claim BUNT bragging rights

We can’t believe it either, but Phillies fans have gained Topps BUNT supremacy this season. Out of the 30 fan bases in the game, the Phillies, Rangers and Cubs fans, in that order, managed to outsmart all other users and win some sort of BUNT fan title. The title consists of this article right here, so enjoy it while it lasts, because we’re expecting changes in 2013 and a whole lot of competition between users.

Phillies fans averaged 4,637 PTS, far ahead of the Rangers (4,086) and Cubs (3,966) fans. It wasn’t even close.

Six of the top 10 fan bases were from the National League. 

The Astros, Athletics and Blue Jays finished in the basement at 28, 29 and 30, respectively.

The full fan leader board list:

1. Phillies

2. Rangers

3. Cubs

4. Yankees

5. Dodgers

6. Twins

7. Royals

8. Cardinals

9. Braves

10. Diamondbacks

11. Red Sox

12. Nationals

13. Padres

14. Mariners

15. Mets

16. Indians

17. Rockies

18. White Sox

19. Marlins

20. Tigers

21. Reds

22. Rays

23. Brewers

24. Giants

25. Pirates

26. Orioles

27. Angels

28. Astros

29. Athletics

30. Blue Jays

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Sandoval nets 141 World Series PTS in MVP effort

Through four World Series games this year, Pablo Sandoval put together 141 PTS in Topps BUNT to finish the season off strong en route to his MVP performance.

Sandoval, who recorded a franchise-record 24 hits this post-season, had a hit in all four World Series games against the Tigers.

Here’s a look at his Series stretch:

Game 1: 4-for-4, three home runs and one single

Game 2: 1-for-3, single and a walk

Game 3: 2-for-4, single and double

Game 4: 1-for-5, single

Be smart and follow us on Twitter @ToppsBUNTCast, will you.

Panda puts up 117 PTS in Game 1

If you own Pablo Sandoval in Topps BUNT, chances are you were gushing last night when you opened the app. Mr. Panda himself issued 117 PTS and catapulted the Giants to an 8-3 victory over Detroit in Game 1 of the World Series.

Sandoval’s night was historic for a number of reasons, but in the BUNT world he had a career-high evening, topping his previous high in PTS (66 in Sept.) and making his season average (7.5 PTS per game) look like a joke.

With three home runs, including two off Justin Verlander, and a single, Sandoval was 4-for-4.

BUNT Stats

Season total: 1,323

PTS trade value: 297

Ave PTS per game: 7.5

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SF Giants logo bike ride

There might be no greater way to go for a bike ride than by mapping out your favorite team’s logo and sticking to it on the ground.

This ride will only be worth it while the going is good. Giants fans should get out and be active. This World Series battle, which begins Wednesday night in San Francisco, could go the distance and be pretty stressful.

Read the original story on SFist.com.

Bearded man shouts “Go Cards” as he robs bank

Everyone is crazy during the MLB post-season, especially the folks who rob banks and scream “Go Cards” on their way out.

Just 20 miles south of Busch Stadium, the Jason Motte look alike above showed his spirit for his hometown Cardinals as he committed a crime. 

Only in October.

CLICK HERE to read the full story on Yahoo

Vogelsong has a BUNT day in Game 6

Giants pitcher Ryan Vogelsong led all players in Game 6 of the NLCS with 111 PTS in BUNT. 

Vogelsong, who now has 1,604 PTS for the season, pitched seven innings, striking out 9 and allowing just 1 run. 

His career-high day is still 147 PTS in a victory over the Athletics on May 19. He pitched seven innings of shutout ball and had five strikeouts.

Lil Wayne sings “Take Me Out to the Ball Game”

Dwayne Michael Carter Jr., or Lil Wayne as you youngins know him, had the privilege of singing “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” during Game 6 of the NLCS between San Francisco and St. Louis over the weekend.

So many things to say, so little time. 

Watch and make your own judgements…

CLICK HERE to watch your man Weezy belt the tune

BUNT Playoff notes: Sabathia looks to keep NY alive

You’ll have a chance to watch ALCS and NLCS games Wednesday, which means double the opportunity to track your BUNT players throughout the day.

American League Championship Series

Series: 3-0 Tigers

Location: Comerica Park, 8 p.m. EST

On the hill: CC Sabathia vs. Max Scherzer

Pre-game headlines:

BUNT breakdown: CC Sabathia comes into Game 4 off an outstanding 153-PT complete game victory against the Orioles in the ALDS. He recorded nine strikeouts in the win. Before that, he also threw 8.2 innings in a 101-PT effort to beat the Orioles in the opening game of the ALDS on Oct. 7. Either way, Sabathia is the man you want on the mound and on your BUNT roster tonight if numbers mean anything. 

Max Scherzer has 1,144 PTS this season and has made one post-season appearance so far this year, a no-decision (76 PTS) against the Athletics in the ALDS. He has Prince Fielder (2,223) and Miguel Cabrera (2,643) to support him and a 3-0 cushion in the series just in case anything goes wrong.

BUNT ALCS studs (top players from each team in the game)

  • Miguel Cabrera, Tigers, 2,643 PTS
  • Justin Verlander, Tigers, 2,590 PTS
  • Robinson Cano, Yankees, 2,259 PTS
  • Prince Fielder, Tigers, 2,223 PTS
  • Curtis Granderson, Yankees, 2,046 PTS
  • Nick Swisher, Yankees, 1,785 PTS

National League Championship Series

Series: 1-1

Location: Busch Stadium, 4 p.m. EST

On the hill: Matt Cain vs. Kyle Lohse 

Pre-game headlines:

BUNT breakdown: Kyle Lohse (2,106 PTS) is the highest rated NL Pitcher in BUNT behind R.A. Dickey, the favorite to win the NL Cy Young - or Old Hoss Radbourne award at the Topps BUNTY’s. Lohse is coming off a no-decision against the Nationals in the NLDS, a 93-PT effort that saw him pitch 7 innings and strikeout 5. It was more fruitful for BUNT users than his 47-PT performance against the Braves in the NL Wildcard game where he still received the victory, but lasted only 5.2 innings and allowed 6 hits, 2 runs and 1 walk.

On the other side is Matt Cain, right behind Lohse on the NL Pitching leaders board with 2,044 PTS this season. Like Lohse, he also had a victory in a playoff game after throwing just 5.2 innings and scattering 6 hits, 3 runs and 2 walks in the effort for just 29 PTS.

BUNT NLCS studs (top players from each team in the game)

  • Lohse, Cardinals, 2,106 PTS
  • Carlos Beltran, Cardinals, 2,100 PTS
  • Buster Posey, Giants, 2,094 PTS
  • Matt Holliday, Cardinals, 2,085 PTS
  • Cain, Giants, 2,044 PTS
  • Jason Motte, Cardinals, 1,852 PTS
  • Angel Pagan, Giants, 1,767 PTS

Follow @ToppsBUNTCast throughout the #postseason for updates and analysis.