2016 Panini Baseball Diamond Kings

Break Analyzer Report

4965Total cards
1843Hits
4152Numbered
10471-of-1s
39Teams

Your break

2016 Panini Baseball Diamond Kings

Highlights

The standout pulls, ranked.

Most total cards

Teams projected to receive the most cards
  1. 1New York Yankees511
  2. 2Boston Red Sox309
  3. 3Chicago Cubs279

Most numbered

Most serial-numbered cards
  1. 1New York Yankees415
  2. 2Boston Red Sox265
  3. 3Chicago Cubs225

Most 1/1s

Most one-of-one cards
  1. 1New York Yankees104
  2. 2Boston Red Sox72
  3. 3St. Louis Cardinals56

Most autos

Most autograph cards
  1. 1Boston Red Sox87
  2. 2Baltimore Orioles78
  3. 3Arizona Diamondbacks68

Most hits

Autos + relics + 1/1s combined
  1. 1Boston Red Sox138
  2. 2New York Yankees136
  3. 3Chicago Cubs104

Fewest total cards

Teams least likely to appear
  1. 1California Angels8
  2. 2Washington Senators12
  3. 3Brooklyn Robins13

Best hit density

Most hits per 100 cards
  1. 1California Angels100/100
  2. 2Baltimore Orioles51.9/100
  3. 3Oakland A's50.6/100

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. 1Miguel Sano — Minnesota Twins23
  2. 2Corey Seager — Los Angeles Dodgers23
  3. 3Kyle Schwarber — Chicago Cubs23

All teams

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New York Yankees5114151364604910410.3%7.4%104114083295067810211
Boston Red Sox30926513887626726.2%7.5%7207154286139104502
Chicago Cubs27922510465335535.6%5.6%530303324704295211
St. Louis Cardinals2702219449326565.4%5.1%560203919504684501
Pittsburgh Pirates239192652439454.8%3.5%450504215403883500
Los Angeles Dodgers2101759050652524.2%4.9%520102717702663612
Washington Nationals2011698451326434%4.6%430002219303373921
Arizona Diamondbacks1991759368343414%5%410103317123193712
Toronto Blue Jays195172915460463.9%4.9%460003820413162600
Baltimore Orioles1871639778017413.8%5.3%410304417302332801
Houston Astros179157694600333.6%3.7%330002720622883300
Chicago White Sox1431245424318362.9%2.9%360302011511842600
Seattle Mariners1371175028017302.8%2.7%30010238202542301
Texas Rangers133115502339322.7%2.7%320002110302461900
Kansas City Royals1301114518618282.6%2.4%28020199202342400
Cincinnati Reds1281085743026282.6%3.1%280301811222041901
New York Mets1251024122018252.5%2.2%250001910102142200
Minnesota Twins123914526335252.5%2.4%25000165201712401
San Francisco Giants103874226326212.1%2.3%210001512101811801
Philadelphia Phillies103894430017222.1%2.4%22020126101832302
Detroit Tigers10283331430212.1%1.8%21000219301121501
Los Angeles Angels101773219017172%1.7%17000119001911901
Tampa Bay Rays96854331017201.9%2.3%200001213201351811
San Diego Padres93773316027211.9%1.8%21000204201321500
Milwaukee Brewers86713525035161.7%1.9%16010113001551910
Oakland A's7767393200171.6%2.1%171201110011221100
Brooklyn Dodgers756215000151.5%0.8%1500094101202100
Miami Marlins705917039151.4%0.9%15000105201331100
New York Giants665312000121.3%0.7%1200084101211500
Colorado Rockies5949198026131.2%1%130007500821400
Cleveland Indians5646191100111.1%1%110107411911100
Atlanta Braves494115709101%0.8%100108400101700
Montreal Expos413720150090.8%1.1%90001231051600
Philadelphia Athletics2318400040.5%0.2%4010420040300
Cleveland Naps2117400040.4%0.2%4000421030300
Brooklyn Robins1310200020.3%0.1%2000101021300
Boston Braves1310200020.3%0.1%2000200020400
Washington Senators129200020.2%0.1%2000100020400
California Angels88880030.2%0.4%3010300000100
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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 East505 hits · 1298 cards · 1100 #d
  1. 1
    New York Yankees
    136h511
  2. 2
    Boston Red Sox
    138h309
  3. 3
    Toronto Blue Jays
    91h195
  4. 4
    Baltimore Orioles
    97h187
  5. 5
    Tampa Bay Rays
    43h96
NL Central355 hits · 1002 cards · 817 #d
  1. 1
    Chicago Cubs
    104h279
  2. 2
    St. Louis Cardinals
    94h270
  3. 3
    Pittsburgh Pirates
    65h239
  4. 4
    Cincinnati Reds
    57h128
  5. 5
    Milwaukee Brewers
    35h86
NL West277 hits · 664 cards · 563 #d
  1. 1
    Los Angeles Dodgers
    90h210
  2. 2
    Arizona Diamondbacks
    93h199
  3. 3
    San Francisco Giants
    42h103
  4. 4
    San Diego Padres
    33h93
  5. 5
    Colorado Rockies
    19h59
AL West205 hits · 573 cards · 484 #d
  1. 1
    Houston Astros
    69h179
  2. 2
    Seattle Mariners
    50h137
  3. 3
    Texas Rangers
    50h133
  4. 4
    Los Angeles Angels
    32h101
  5. 5
    Athletics
    4h23
NL East201 hits · 548 cards · 460 #d
  1. 1
    Washington Nationals
    84h201
  2. 2
    New York Mets
    41h125
  3. 3
    Philadelphia Phillies
    44h103
  4. 4
    Miami Marlins
    17h70
  5. 5
    Atlanta Braves
    15h49
AL Central177 hits · 498 cards · 409 #d
  1. 1
    Chicago White Sox
    54h143
  2. 2
    Kansas City Royals
    45h130
  3. 3
    Minnesota Twins
    45h123
  4. 4
    Detroit Tigers
    33h102

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.