Collect Madison Bumgarner Cards
Madison Bumgarner brought big-game dominance and old-school toughness to the mound, becoming one of the most iconic pitchers of his era. Known for his postseason heroics, unmatched composure, and powerful left arm, Bumgarner carved out a legacy as one of baseball’s fiercest competitors.
His Topps cards reflect not just his achievements, but the gritty, fearless energy he brought every time he took the ball. Let’s take a look at some of the best Topps cards from the career of Madison Bumgarner.
Top Madison Bumgarner Cards
2011 Topps Baseball Series 2 #555 Madison Bumgarner
player Info
• three-time world series champion
• four-time all-star
Set Info
• 660 base cards
what they said
• “Madison Bumgarner will forever be synonymous with the Giants’ championship era, as he established himself as one of the greatest postseason pitchers in baseball history during the club’s three World Series runs in the early 2010s.” – Maria Guardado, mlb.com
2007 Bowman Chrome® Draft Picks & Prospects #BDPP61 Madison Bumgarner
player Info
• 2014 world series mvp
• 2014 nlcs mvp
Set Info
• 110-card set
What They Said
• “I would rather be an underdog-type of team that has a chip on their shoulder, playing with an edge, than somebody that is supposed to run away with it.” – madison bumgarner
2010 Topps Baseball Series 1 #105 Madison Bumgarner RC
player Info
• two-time Silver Slugger Award winner
• born august 1, 1989
set Info
• 330 base cards
What They Said
• “There was no pitcher the Giants would rather turn to with their season on the line than Bumgarner.” – Maria Guardado, mlb.com
2014 Topps Finest Baseball Black Refractor #19 Madison Bumgarner
player info
• made mlb debut on september 8, 2009
• 2,070 career strikeouts
Set Info
• 100 base cards
What They Said
• “winning changes everything.” – madison bumgarner
2015 Topps Baseball Series 1 #20 Madison Bumgarner
player Info
• no. 10 pick in the 2007 mlb draft
• north carolina gatorade player of the year
Set Info
• 700 base cards
what they said
• “Bumgarner’s historic performance made him the obvious choice for World Series MVP, marking the first time the prize had been awarded to a Giants pitcher.” – Maria Guardado, mlb.com
