New York Yankees fans need to check out these Topps Now cards

The New York Yankees defeated the Oakland Athletics in the AL Wild Card game last night – and now fans can celebrate with limited edition Topps Now cards.

The New York Yankees brought their bats to the Bronx last night, knocking off the Oakland A’s 7-2 in the American League Wild Card game.

Aaron Judge went 2-3 with a homer and two RBI, Giancarlo Stanton went yard and fan favorite Luke Voit drove in two. The Athletics didn’t score a run until the 8th inning and by then they were already trailing 6-0.

It was a big win and now the Yankees have a matchup with the hated Boston Red Sox on the horizon.

But before things start with Boston, it’s time to celebrate a little. And there’s no better way to do that than with Topps Now. 

Surely, you’ve heard of Topps. You probably collected – or still collect – their baseball cards. It’s like a rite of passage for baseball fans. But you might not know about Topps Now. 

So prepare to get excited.

Topps Now creates awesome cards in real-time, highlighting the biggest and coolest moments in sports. Big moments like advancing in the MLB Postseason to take on your biggest rivals.

So let’s take a look at some of the cards that New York Yankees fans can get right now. Oh, and by the way, these cards are only available for 24 hours. After that, they’re gone for good. So act fast if you want some!

Aaron Judge becomes first player to homer in two Wild Card games ($9.99)

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Giancarlo Stanton homers in first career Postseason game ($9.99)

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New York Yankees advance to ALDS ($9.99)

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And that’s not all that Topps Now offers. There are more standard cards (like those pictured above), there’s a nifty five-card bundle for just $32.99 – or there’s something for more serious collectors.

How about a Judge autograph? Or cards with game-used base pieces?

You can get those, too. But again, these are only available in limited quantities. So stop reading and go check out Topps Now right, well, now!