2025 Graded Gem Mint 10 Shohei Ohtani 3 Card Historic Milestones Playoff Baseball Lot 3 HR’s Hit And10 K’s Pitched, 3rd Multi Hr Game and Reaches Base 9 Times In One Game! You Will Receive All 3 Cards

Commemorate a historic postseason performance with this 2025 baseball cards featuring an incredible NLCS Game 4 achievement. This trading card captures a remarkable display of two-way excellence in the Los Angeles Dodgers' series-clinching victory over Milwaukee. The card highlights an unprecedented performance where a pitcher dominated on both sides of the game, recording 10 strikeouts across six shutout innings while also launching three home runs at the plate. This memorable moment, immortalized in the Topps Now series, represents the first time in MLB postseason history that a player has achieved a multi-home run game while serving as the starting pitcher. Part of the collection, which captures baseball's most significant moments shortly after they occur, this card serves as a piece of baseball history that collectors and fans will treasure for years to come. The card features dynamic action photography and detailed stats from this remarkable achievement during the Dodgers' journey to the World Series. Graded Gem Mint 10

• HISTORIC PERFORMANCES: Features a remarkable postseason game where Shohei Ohtani delivered 10 strikeouts and hit 3 home runs in Game 4 of the NLCS, Becomes The only player with 3 muli home run games and reaches base 9 times in one game.
• EXCLUSIVE CARDS: Part of the baseball collection, capturing a significant 2025 NLCS playoff moment for the Los Angeles Dodgers! Graded Gem Mint 10
• GAME DETAILS: Showcases Shohei Ohtani's 6 shutout innings pitched in a decisive 5-1 victory that completed an NLCS sweep of Milwaukee! and Becomes The only player with 3 muli home run games and reaches base 9 times in one game.
• MILESTONE ACHIEVEMENT: Documents the first-ever multi-home run performance by a pitcher in a postseason game
• CARD SPECIFICS: Official MLB licensed cards #884,903 and 906 featuring action shots from both pitching and battings