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2025 Topps Chrome – Rookie Autographs
* Player: River Ryan
* Team on card: Los Angeles Dodgers
* Card #: RA-RR
* Parallel: Base Rookie Autograph
* Serial #: Not numbered
* Rookie: RC
* Autograph: Topps Certified on-card blue ink
Ryan’s rookie season was brief but extremely impressive, and his prospect stock remains strong after returning from Tommy John surgery. He is now with the Detroit Tigers, who acquired him as one of the centerpiece prospects in the blockbuster Tarik Skubal trade in August 2026.
Condition: Raw/ungraded. Autograph looks clean and bold in the supplied photo. Please review the photos carefully for Chrome surface, centering, corners and edges.
Ships securely in a penny sleeve + top loader + protective top-loader sleeve + Ding Defender.
Player & Card Facts
1. RA-RR is River Ryan’s card in the 2025 Topps Chrome Rookie Autographs checklist.
2. This is the base Rookie Autograph, not the Refractor /499 or another numbered parallel.
3. The card carries the official RC shield.
4. The autograph is a Topps Certified on-card autograph.
5. Ryan made his MLB debut for Los Angeles on July 22, 2024.
6. In four Dodgers starts in 2024, he went 1-0 with a 1.33 ERA over 20⅓ innings.
7. He struck out 18 hitters during that debut stint.
8. Opposing hitters managed only a .208 batting average against him in 2024, a statistic specifically highlighted on this card’s back.
9. Ryan earned his first MLB victory July 28, 2024, allowing only two hits over 5⅔ innings while striking out eight.
10. His rookie season ended after an elbow injury in August 2024, followed by Tommy John surgery.
11. He missed the entire 2025 season while recovering.
12. Ryan returned to Major League action in September 2026 with Detroit.
13. He finished 2026 with 6 strikeouts in 4⅓ MLB innings after his return.
14. Detroit acquired Ryan, Zyhir Hope and Brady Smith from Los Angeles for two-time Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal on August 2, 2026.
15. At the time of that trade, MLB Pipeline ranked Ryan the No. 68 overall prospect in baseball, and he immediately became Detroit’s No. 5 prospect.