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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.
As we mentioned earlier in the baseball season, we have our own spin on the MLB post-season awards. We call them the BUNTY’s.
Ryan Braun is your 2012 Topps BUNT Player of the Year.
The Brewers didn’t make the playoffs and Braun didn’t lead his team to glory, but he did lead your Topps BUNT squads to the promise land if you had him for most of the 2012 season.
He finished with a season-high 2,748 PTS, the most by any player in the app. Braun also averaged 17 PTS per game and had a trade value of 126.
On the diamond, he hit 41 homers and had a .319 average. Even without playing in October, he held onto the PTS lead and never let up.
Oh, and if you’re wondering why we’re still giving out baseball awards, it’s because we want to keep BUNT and baseball relevant and in your head as much as possible in the off-season. The more baseball, the merrier. It will be spring 2013 before we know it.
RELATED: R.A. Dickey wins NL Old Hoss Radbourn Award
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For off-season baseball updates and news follow @ToppsBUNTCast on Twitter.
As we mentioned earlier in the baseball season, we have our own spin on the MLB post-season awards. We call them the BUNTYs and we don’t give them traditional names.
We love Cy Young. I mean who doesn’t? But our top pitchers win the Old Hoss Radbourn Award. Charles was fierce and so is our 2012 AL winner … Justin Verlander of the Detroit Tigers.
Mr. Verlander finished with 2,539 PTS in BUNT, along with an 18-9 record and 2.70 ERA. His 251 strikeouts weren’t bad either. Verlander also added a season-high 153 PTS in an ALCS win over Oakland.
RELATED: R.A. Dickey wins NL Old Hoss Radbourn Award
For off-season baseball updates and news follow @ToppsBUNTCast on Twitter.
As we mentioned earlier in the baseball season, we have our own spin on the MLB post-season awards. We call them the BUNTYs and we don’t give them traditional names.
We love Cy Young. I mean who doesn’t? But our top pitchers win the Old Hoss Radbourn Award. Charles was fierce and so is our 2012 winner … R.A. Dickey from the New York Mets.
Mr. Dickey recorded 20 wins, a 2.73 ERA and 2,144 PTS in Topps BUNT this year.
For off-season baseball updates and news follow @ToppsBUNTCast on Twitter.
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
Follow @ToppsBUNTCast this off-season for MLB updates.
In taking a look at your World Champion San Francisco Giants, there are some obvious trends and a few BUNT tidbits you may not have been privy too until now.
This is the Topps BUNT spin on things.
San Francisco’s pitching anchored the team this year as evident by their fearless leader Matt Cain, who had a team-high 2,189 PTS in 2012. Ryan Vogelsong (1,660) and Madison Baumgarner (1,525) weren’t too shabby either.
Buster Posey, this year’s NL Batting Champion, was the highest offensive PTS producing player on the Giants with 2,142.
Pablo Sandoval, who put up 117 PTS in Game 1 of the World Series thanks to three home runs and a single, finished with 1,347 PTS this year and a World Series MVP for his Panda trophy case.
If you had any of those players your BUNT roster would have been decent, especially during the playoff crunch.
Giants top BUNT performers
Stay logged onto Topps BUNT throughout the off-season for news and info updates, and follow us @ToppsBUNTCast.
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.
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
Follow @ToppsBUNTCast on Twitter for more analysis and commentary throughout the playoffs.
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.
