2012 Panini Baseball Triple Play

Break Analyzer Report

342Total cards
1Hits
0Numbered
01-of-1s
32Teams

Your break

2012 Panini Baseball Triple Play

Highlights

The standout pulls, ranked.

Most total cards

Teams projected to receive the most cards
  1. 1Hall of Fame36
  2. 2San Francisco Giants15
  3. 3Texas Rangers15

Most numbered

Most serial-numbered cards
  1. 1St. Louis Cardinals0
  2. 2San Diego Padres0
  3. 3Kansas City Royals0

Most 1/1s

Most one-of-one cards
  1. 1St. Louis Cardinals0
  2. 2San Diego Padres0
  3. 3Kansas City Royals0

Most autos

Most autograph cards
  1. 1St. Louis Cardinals0
  2. 2San Diego Padres0
  3. 3Kansas City Royals0

Most hits

Autos + relics + 1/1s combined
  1. 1No Team1
  2. 2St. Louis Cardinals0
  3. 3San Diego Padres0

Fewest total cards

Teams least likely to appear
  1. 1Washington Nationals5
  2. 2Chicago White Sox5
  3. 3Minnesota Twins5

Best hit density

Most hits per 100 cards
  1. 1No Team16.7/100
  2. 2Hall of Fame0/100
  3. 3San Francisco Giants0/100

Hidden value

Hit share beats card share by 2+ points

No hidden-value teams in this break — hit share tracks card share closely across the board.

Top players in this break

Most hits across every team
  1. 1Generic Player — No Team1

All teams

Hover any column header for what it means. Click a row for player detail.
Team
Count info
#d info
Hits info
Autos info
Relics info
RCs info
1/1s info
Card % info
Hit % info
Hall of Fame3600000010.5%0%
San Francisco Giants150000004.4%0%
Texas Rangers150000004.4%0%
San Diego Padres140000004.1%0%
Philadelphia Phillies140000004.1%0%
Toronto Blue Jays140000004.1%0%
Pittsburgh Pirates140000004.1%0%
Seattle Mariners140000004.1%0%
Oakland A's140000004.1%0%
Los Angeles Angels140000004.1%0%
New York Yankees140000004.1%0%
St. Louis Cardinals130000003.8%0%
Tampa Bay Rays130000003.8%0%
Miami Marlins130000003.8%0%
Chicago Cubs130000003.8%0%
Houston Astros130000003.8%0%
Arizona Diamondbacks130000003.8%0%
Boston Red Sox70000002%0%
Detroit Tigers70000002%0%
Kansas City Royals60000001.8%0%
Baltimore Orioles60000001.8%0%
No Team60101001.8%100%
Cincinnati Reds60000001.8%0%
Cleveland Indians60000001.8%0%
Atlanta Braves60000001.8%0%
Los Angeles Dodgers60000001.8%0%
Washington Nationals50000001.5%0%
Chicago White Sox50000001.5%0%
Minnesota Twins50000001.5%0%
Colorado Rockies50000001.5%0%
New York Mets50000001.5%0%
Milwaukee Brewers50000001.5%0%
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Card % and Hit % describe the checklist, not the odds. They show each team's share of what's printed in these sets — exact from the checklist. They are not the probability of pulling a card, which would require print runs Panini doesn't publish.

By division

Card volume per team, ranked like standings. Bar = cards · green = hits.

MLB

AL West0 hits · 56 cards
  1. 1
    Texas Rangers
    15
  2. 2
    Los Angeles Angels
    14
  3. 3
    Seattle Mariners
    14
  4. 4
    Houston Astros
    13
AL East0 hits · 54 cards
  1. 1
    New York Yankees
    14
  2. 2
    Toronto Blue Jays
    14
  3. 3
    Tampa Bay Rays
    13
  4. 4
    Boston Red Sox
    7
  5. 5
    Baltimore Orioles
    6
NL West0 hits · 53 cards
  1. 1
    San Francisco Giants
    15
  2. 2
    San Diego Padres
    14
  3. 3
    Arizona Diamondbacks
    13
  4. 4
    Los Angeles Dodgers
    6
  5. 5
    Colorado Rockies
    5
NL Central0 hits · 51 cards
  1. 1
    Pittsburgh Pirates
    14
  2. 2
    Chicago Cubs
    13
  3. 3
    St. Louis Cardinals
    13
  4. 4
    Cincinnati Reds
    6
  5. 5
    Milwaukee Brewers
    5
NL East0 hits · 43 cards
  1. 1
    Philadelphia Phillies
    14
  2. 2
    Miami Marlins
    13
  3. 3
    Atlanta Braves
    6
  4. 4
    New York Mets
    5
  5. 5
    Washington Nationals
    5
AL Central0 hits · 23 cards
  1. 1
    Detroit Tigers
    7
  2. 2
    Kansas City Royals
    6
  3. 3
    Chicago White Sox
    5
  4. 4
    Minnesota Twins
    5

Methodology

Card % / Hit % — share, not odds. Card % and Hit % are each team's share of the checklist — the cards printed in these sets — computed exactly from what's listed. They are not the probability of pulling any given card, which would require print runs Panini doesn't publish.

Implied value. "Value" here means checklist-defined scarcity, not market price — a card counts as a hit if it's serial-numbered, an autograph, or a memorabilia relic. Packaddx doesn't price cards, so these numbers describe what's printed, not what it's worth.

Multi-team cards. A card printed with more than one team (e.g. a dual-team insert) counts under every team it's printed for, so per-team totals can add up to more than the break's overall card count. Each physical card is still only counted once in the break's totals.

Team attribution. A card is attributed to whichever team is printed on it at the time of the set's release — not a player's current or most recent team.