Squirrel Given Its Own Baseball Card — Yes, A Squirrel

This squirrel has had more success than 98% of us out here. (LMAO)

It doesn’t matter if you’re talking about sports or something like Pokémon, trading cards are clearly making a comeback, and companies are going all out with ways to keep generating hype and sales. One way they’ve been doing this is with completely new cards, and the example that I have for you today might just take the cake. (RELATED: We’re Getting Closer And Closer To Athletics Being In Las Vegas)

Remember the squirrel that ran onto the field Friday at Yankee Stadium when the pinstripes were playing the Boston Red Sox?

SQUIRREL ON THE LOOSE AT YANKEE STADIUM! pic.twitter.com/lz2gcSwsVL

— MLB (@MLB) August 23, 2025

Well, get this: He’s got his own baseball card now. I kid you not.

And you can thank the iconic Topps brand for it, who are selling the card on their official website for $8.99, though right now they’re sold out. I tried to get one myself for my girls, who have become pretty big baseball fans this summer, thank God!

https://t.co/Fh2rvuf6ij pic.twitter.com/Wwde7IyUMh

— Topps (@Topps) August 23, 2025

For kicks and giggles, I asked Grok how much she thinks this card could potentially be worth one day … here’s what she said:

“The Squirrel – 2025 MLB Topps NOW® Card 596’s future value hinges on its novelty and rarity. The base card is likely to remain a low-cost collectible ($15-$100 long-term). Its value will depend on whether the squirrel becomes a lasting meme or fades into obscurity.”

Pretty much what you would expect with just some random squirrel.