It’s official — Topps and the NBA have reunited in a long-term exclusive trading card partnership. This marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter for basketball fans and collectors around the world.
Why This Partnership Matters
This partnership puts the NBA back where it belongs — on Topps trading cards. Collectors will once again be able to chase rookies, stars, and legends in designs that celebrate both the history of the hobby and the excitement of today’s game. It’s a major step in growing the basketball collecting community, offering something for lifelong collectors and newcomers alike.
What’s To Come
The 2025–26 Topps Basketball set is on the way, bringing one of the most exciting checklists the hobby has seen in years. Collectors can look forward to a stacked rookie class led by Cooper Flagg, along with the first Victor Wembanyama autographs in a Spurs jersey.
The deep 300-card base set will showcase stars, legends, and newcomers, alongside fresh innovations like Golden Mirror photo variations, ultra-rare Home Court and Comic Court case hits, and Rookie Photoshoot autographs. Also for the first time, fully licensed LeBron James autographs will also be part of the chase.
This is the release basketball collectors have been waiting for.
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