Might be hockey off-season but let’s open some NHL cards! 🏒
Let’s see what’s in this gold bonus pack of 2025-2026 Upper Deck MVP Hockey. I do apologize for messing up those first few names in the regular pack.
In the gold pack we got three Gold Script cards featuring Brad Marchand, Dustin Wolf and Lucas Raymond.
Got Predators rookie Joakim Kemell and Travis Konecny along with Shea Theodore in the regular pack.
As a longtime hockey card collector, I find that the off-season is the perfect time to dive deep into special edition packs like the 2025-2026 Upper Deck MVP Hockey series. This particular gold bonus pack was exciting because it included some standout Gold Script cards, most notably Brad Marchand—a fan favorite known for his skill and intensity on the ice. What really makes these packs intriguing is discovering not just the stars but also promising young talent such as Predators rookie Joakim Kemell. Watching his early career unfold on cards adds a personal connection to the evolving landscape of the NHL. I also appreciated the inclusion of players like Dustin Wolf and Lucas Raymond, whose cards are becoming increasingly sought after. Opening these packs is more than just about the cards; it's about the thrill of the hunt and the stories behind each player. For instance, Travis Konecny and Shea Theodore are solid additions to any collection and reflect the current dynamics of their teams. The 2025-2026 Upper Deck MVP set continues to impress with quality and variety, making it a great investment for collectors. If you’re considering adding to your collection this off-season, focusing on gold bonus packs like this one offers a unique blend of established stars and future prospects. The tactile experience of unboxing and the anticipation of what each card might be add a fun layer to enjoying hockey even when the rink is quiet. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a newcomer, this pack opening is a reminder of why hockey card collecting remains a beloved hobby among fans.









































