Topps announces first San Francisco Giants auto for Rafael Devers

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After the groundbreaking trade of Rafael Devers from the Boston Red Sox to the San Francisco Giants, Topps has wasted no time giving Giants fans the chance to get a card of their newest acquisition in their team's jersey.
JUST IN: Rafael Devers' first card as a San Francisco Giant has arrived... and he signed an epic inscription on the 1/1!
— Topps (@Topps) June 16, 2025
Collectors who purchase the base edition of this card have a chance of receiving an autograph card with their order. pic.twitter.com/VhOfqWVnEu
Devers was traded Sunday afternoon following Boston's sweep of the New York Yankees in exchange for a package of a pair of Major League pitchers as well as a pair of Minor League prospects. Through 73 games, Devers was hitting .272 with 15 home runs and 58 RBIs for the Red Sox, who moved a game over .500 following Sunday's win.
Topps' "Topps Now" product has become a staple in the sports card world, giving immediate opportunities for collectors to grab a card of a significant event in the sports world. No Topps Now product was arguably more sought after than Shohei Ohtani's Topps Now card following the game in which the two-way star surpassed 50 home runs and 50 stolen bases in a season.

Collectors can buy from a variety of quantity options from the Topps website in hopes of being sent a parallel to the card, with the 1/1 FoilFractor autograph from Devers with the inscription "1st Giants Auto" on the card being the chase. The cards can be bought in a few quantity options, such as a single card, five cards, 10 cards, and 20 cards.
As for the future of Devers' cards, fans can hope to see the slugger in a Giants uniform on a card in this year's Topps' Update Series and beyond. With Devers under contract through 2033, the left-handed hitter will have plenty of cards in the San Francisco orange for years to come.

Dan Gardella is a Red Sox fan and collector growing up in Yankee territory in Connecticut. While only reviving his love for the hobby a few years ago, he provides knowledge into baseball cards from prospects to the big leagues.
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