2017 Panini Baseball Donruss Optic

Break Analyzer Report

4197Total cards
1717Hits
3353Numbered
4561-of-1s
34Teams

Your break

2017 Panini Baseball Donruss Optic

Highlights

The standout pulls, ranked.

Most total cards

Teams projected to receive the most cards
  1. 1Boston Red Sox248
  2. 2Houston Astros246
  3. 3Chicago White Sox237

Most numbered

Most serial-numbered cards
  1. 1Houston Astros205
  2. 2Boston Red Sox205
  3. 3Chicago White Sox203

Most 1/1s

Most one-of-one cards
  1. 1Boston Red Sox29
  2. 2Chicago Cubs28
  3. 3New York Yankees24

Most autos

Most autograph cards
  1. 1Chicago White Sox134
  2. 2Houston Astros118
  3. 3Pittsburgh Pirates116

Most hits

Autos + relics + 1/1s combined
  1. 1Chicago White Sox143
  2. 2Houston Astros130
  3. 3Pittsburgh Pirates125

Fewest total cards

Teams least likely to appear
  1. 1Florida Marlins5
  2. 2No Team6
  3. 3California Angels9

Best hit density

Most hits per 100 cards
  1. 1No Team100/100
  2. 2Florida Marlins100/100
  3. 3Chicago White Sox60.3/100

Hidden value

Hit share beats card share by 2+ points
  1. 1Chicago White Sox+2.7pp
  2. 2Pittsburgh Pirates+2.2pp

Top players in this break

Most hits across every team
  1. 1Alex Bregman — Houston Astros65
  2. 2Alex Reyes — St. Louis Cardinals65
  3. 3Andrew Benintendi — Boston Red Sox65

All teams

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Boston Red Sox24820510790071295.9%6.2%294711222011110118117188
Houston Astros2462051301180154245.9%7.6%241750172114412417312388
Chicago White Sox2372031431340152235.6%8.3%23195114111131031329277
Chicago Cubs2251745736019285.4%3.3%283282271013012021021099
St. Louis Cardinals2241841131020119235.3%6.6%233640162012311314311388
Pittsburgh Pirates2121801251160111225.1%7.3%22181014201121101319166
Colorado Rockies2011649280096204.8%5.4%200450171012411416412477
New York Yankees1931566649063244.6%3.8%2424002120818118117166
Atlanta Braves1731469890082184.1%5.7%181601132182721118155
San Diego Padres1561257466075173.7%4.3%17325214101031031138366
Oakland A's1501238579091153.6%5%15223013101151151156555
Cleveland Indians1441134736011173.4%2.7%1731721620918112111166
New York Mets1311013929022153.1%2.3%1531521230717111110166
Baltimore Orioles1281045345045143%3.1%14331111106161918155
Milwaukee Brewers1251006761051143%3.9%141221132010292816144
Philadelphia Phillies123996358059122.9%3.7%12221110009393835355
Los Angeles Dodgers121933120019152.9%1.8%1521511300807011011055
Texas Rangers117894033011122.8%2.3%121120122010191817166
Detroit Tigers114894943034122.7%2.9%12220110208171716155
San Francisco Giants103792820013132.5%1.6%13313010107060808055
Washington Nationals10078271800132.4%1.6%13113112106050909044
Minnesota Twins9470292302492.2%1.7%90909008181716155
Tampa Bay Rays9270272104082.2%1.6%801607006161716155
Toronto Blue Jays886523170092.1%1.3%92919106060606055
Arizona Diamondbacks8260221702472%1.3%70707007171615155
Seattle Mariners74539301371.8%0.5%71706005050606055
Los Angeles Angels70541470091.7%0.8%91808004040707033
Cincinnati Reds695323180091.6%1.3%92907005050505033
Kansas City Royals66501590081.6%0.9%81807004040606033
Miami Marlins5841500051.4%0.3%50505004040505044
Brooklyn Dodgers139100010.3%0.1%10101001010101011
California Angels98430020.2%0.2%21201000000101000
No Team65660010.1%0.3%10101001010000000
Florida Marlins55550010.1%0.3%10101101000000000
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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

NL Central385 hits · 855 cards · 691 #d
  1. 1
    Chicago Cubs
    57h225
  2. 2
    St. Louis Cardinals
    113h224
  3. 3
    Pittsburgh Pirates
    125h212
  4. 4
    Milwaukee Brewers
    67h125
  5. 5
    Cincinnati Reds
    23h69
AL East276 hits · 749 cards · 600 #d
  1. 1
    Boston Red Sox
    107h248
  2. 2
    New York Yankees
    66h193
  3. 3
    Baltimore Orioles
    53h128
  4. 4
    Tampa Bay Rays
    27h92
  5. 5
    Toronto Blue Jays
    23h88
NL West247 hits · 663 cards · 521 #d
  1. 1
    Colorado Rockies
    92h201
  2. 2
    San Diego Padres
    74h156
  3. 3
    Los Angeles Dodgers
    31h121
  4. 4
    San Francisco Giants
    28h103
  5. 5
    Arizona Diamondbacks
    22h82
NL East232 hits · 585 cards · 465 #d
  1. 1
    Atlanta Braves
    98h173
  2. 2
    New York Mets
    39h131
  3. 3
    Philadelphia Phillies
    63h123
  4. 4
    Washington Nationals
    27h100
  5. 5
    Miami Marlins
    5h58
AL Central236 hits · 511 cards · 412 #d
  1. 1
    Chicago White Sox
    143h237
  2. 2
    Detroit Tigers
    49h114
  3. 3
    Minnesota Twins
    29h94
  4. 4
    Kansas City Royals
    15h66
AL West193 hits · 507 cards · 401 #d
  1. 1
    Houston Astros
    130h246
  2. 2
    Texas Rangers
    40h117
  3. 3
    Seattle Mariners
    9h74
  4. 4
    Los Angeles Angels
    14h70

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.