Bobby Witt Jr.

Identification

Match 2025 Topps Series 1, Bobby Witt Jr., #100 and the base version together.²

Why This Card Matters

Number 100 is Witt's individual base slot. The manufacturer also lists him on League Leaders #345, so a collector can pursue both without treating the second appearance as an alternate copy of the first.²

Recent Player Performance

Evidence captured 2026-10-16T14:28:54.789261+00:00. Freshness deadline: 2026-10-17T14:28:54.789261+00:00.

Dated player context — check the evidence deadline when reviewing.

The October 16 retrieval of Witt's 2026 MLB regular-season line shows .281 with 18 home runs and 45 stolen bases in 143 games. The mix gives both the bat and the running game a place in the season's story.³

What Has Changed Recently

Kansas City activated Witt on August 4 after a July injured-list placement for low back tightness. The retrieved 2026 table records 45 steals, compared with 38 in 2025, while home runs moved from 23 to 18.^{4, 1}

Why Collectors Care

That combination makes an annual Witt collection more interesting than a sequence of identical success stories. The #100 card belongs to the 2025 issue; a later season adds context to the player without changing which checklist slot the card fills.^{2, 3}

Card and Set Context

Golden Mirror and Player Number Variations reuse #100. For a version run, record the image and finish separately from the back number. The base card makes a useful side-by-side reference when an offer is loosely described.²

Grading and Condition

Ask for a square-on front and readable back, then an angled view when the finish is unclear. Separate raw copies from examples with verified holder grades before comparing their presentation.²

What Collectors Are Watching

Use later official game records to compare the balance of power and speed. A dated season record provides a baseline, not a guaranteed rate for the next one.³