Wander Franco 2021 Topps NOW #946

Despite falling to the Boston Red Sox, 6-4, in Game 3 of the 13-inning ALDS thriller, Wander Franco launched his first career Postseason home run and joined ultra-rare company in the process. The Bani, Dominican Republic, phenom connected on a 96-mph fastball, delivered from Hansel Robles, and punched it over the Green Monster wall at Fenway Park for a solo homer. At 20 years and 233 days old, he became just the fifth player in Postseason history to hit a longball at his age or younger. The others to do so were Bryce Harper (2012), Manny Machado (2012), Miguel Cabrera (2003), Andruw Jones (1996).