Beloved SF Giants Therapy Bunny Alex the Great Gets Permanent Place in Baseball Card Hall of Fame
The San Francisco Giants have found a way to keep their beloved therapy bunny, Alex the Great, close to heart even after his untimely passing. The iconic Flemish Giant has been immortalized as part of a new baseball card by Topps, marking the first time a rabbit has ever graced a major league trading card.
In 2025, many fans still hold fond memories of visiting Giants games and running into Alex in the concourse, or spotting him at San Francisco International Airport (SFO) providing comfort to anxious travelers. Tragically, Alex's life was cut short earlier this year when he died at just four years old due to complications from cancer.
Despite his passing, Topps has given fans a way to cherish the memories of their time with Alex in the new card. This special edition trading card features an image of Alex and includes statistics on his impressive 100 points earned for being part of the San Francisco Giants therapy bunny program.
The San Francisco Giants have found a way to keep their beloved therapy bunny, Alex the Great, close to heart even after his untimely passing. The iconic Flemish Giant has been immortalized as part of a new baseball card by Topps, marking the first time a rabbit has ever graced a major league trading card.
In 2025, many fans still hold fond memories of visiting Giants games and running into Alex in the concourse, or spotting him at San Francisco International Airport (SFO) providing comfort to anxious travelers. Tragically, Alex's life was cut short earlier this year when he died at just four years old due to complications from cancer.
Despite his passing, Topps has given fans a way to cherish the memories of their time with Alex in the new card. This special edition trading card features an image of Alex and includes statistics on his impressive 100 points earned for being part of the San Francisco Giants therapy bunny program.
, great now we gotta pay to remember a dead bunny 
. I mean, what's next? A Hall of Fame for deceased pets or something? And 100 points for being part of the therapy bunny program? Sounds like they're more worried about making money off Alex's legacy than actually honoring his memory 
. Plus, it's just weird to see a baseball card with a picture of a bunny on it... what's next, a trading card featuring a selfie of Barry Bonds 
. Anyway, I guess some fans are gonna freak out over this and shell out their hard-earned cash to feel like they're still connected to Alex 
. Not really my thing, but hey, if that's what gets people excited... 
topps really did the right thing by making a baseball card out of alex! 
it's not every day you see a bunny on a trading card, and I'm sure fans are gonna be super stoked to have this memento of their favorite therapy bunny. four years old was way too young for alex to go, cancer is such a heartbreaker 
but i'm glad his memory lives on in the hearts of all the giants fans. it's great that he got to bring so much comfort and joy to people's lives, especially at sfo 
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...i feel bad its been so long since alex passed away but its nice to see hes still being celebrated like that...a therapy bunny in a baseball card hall of fame sounds like somethin you dont see every day lol...its great that the giants fans can keep cherishin their memories of alex by havin this special edition card 
...i hope it brings a smile to peoples faces whenever they think about him 
. Okay, okay, I'm getting a little teary-eyed just thinking about Alex... but hey, at least his memory will be out there for fans to cherish for years to come 
. As a huge SF Giants fan, it's amazing to see how they've kept his memory alive in such a unique and special way 
. What struck me most is the impact Alex had on people's lives – he was more than just a therapy bunny, he was an ambassador of hope and comfort for so many fans 
. It's wonderful that Topps has recognized this by giving him a permanent place in the Baseball Card Hall of Fame 
. For all those who knew and loved Alex, it's a beautiful way to celebrate his life and keep his memory close to our hearts 
It's so cool that they made a card with him on it, though - now fans can keep his memory alive and look at it whenever they think of happy times with Alex 
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️. And can you even imagine how many fans are gonna freak out when they see this new card? 
. Still, it's beautiful to see how much love and appreciation people have for this little guy 
i cant even rn how did topps come up w this idea? its soo cool that alex's memory lives on thru this new baseball card! i mean, who wouldn't wanna see a cute therapy bunny in a major league trading card lol. i still remember when i went 2 giants games @ sfo and alex was chillin in the concourse 
. As we navigate the complexities of digital preservation, it's heartwarming to see physical collectibles being created to commemorate cherished memories 
. The addition of statistics on Alex's performance in the therapy bunny program is a thoughtful touch, acknowledging his significant contributions to the Giants' brand beyond traditional athletic achievements 
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. and let's be real, it's a great way to keep Alex's memory alive even after he's gone 
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. I mean, who wouldn't want to celebrate a bunny who brought joy and comfort to thousands of people?