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Pete Maravich Memorabilia Highlights Grey Flannel’s Holiday Auction

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The late 1960s and early 1970s might seem like the dark ages for college basketball — except at UCLA, of course — but Pete Maravich was truly the shining light on the hardwood. Maravich was exciting, creative and stymied defenses. He put LSU on the map and was a marquee star in the NBA. That’s why a personal trove of memorabilia from the “Pistol” should drive some interest … [Read more...] about Pete Maravich Memorabilia Highlights Grey Flannel’s Holiday Auction

Chuck D’s New Rap: “It’s So Hard to See My Baseball Cards Move On”

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Chuck D, co-founder of Public Enemy and a huge sports fan, has a new song out that collectors and fans will appreciate. “It’s So Hard to See My Old Baseball Cards Move On” was actually born out of his own artwork. Chuck grew up as a Mets fan in Queens, NY, collecting cards with his father and going to games. Along with his influential music career, Chuck is also an … [Read more...] about Chuck D’s New Rap: “It’s So Hard to See My Baseball Cards Move On”

Remembering 10 Terrific Tom Seaver Cards

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Baseball lost an icon when the Hall of Fame announced that Hall of Fame pitcher Tom Seaver had passed away due to complications of Lewy body dementia and COVID-19.  Seaver's career began in the 1960s and was still going strong in the 80s.  "Tom Terrific" had been the Rookie of the Year in 1967 but his entire career seemed like a never-ending highlight. He struck … [Read more...] about Remembering 10 Terrific Tom Seaver Cards

1969 Citgo Portraits Set Captures Youthful Enthusiasm Of Miracle Mets

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It has been 50 years since the New York Mets stunned the baseball world by winning the 1969 World Series. This week marks a big anniversary for the franchise: On Sept. 10, 1969, the Mets took over first place in the National League East for good. It was part of an amazing month for the Amazin’s. During a 25-game stretch from Sept. 6 through Sept. 28, their pitching staff … [Read more...] about 1969 Citgo Portraits Set Captures Youthful Enthusiasm Of Miracle Mets

Opening Day Record-Setters and Their Rookie Cards

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The long wait ended Sunday and baseball’s multi-day Opening Day festival continues Monday with 12 games on the docket.  Some players just seem to perform better during the first game of the season. We thought we'd take a look at a few Opening Day records and the rookie cards of the players responsible for setting them. Most Opening Day Starts   Tom Seaver’s big league … [Read more...] about Opening Day Record-Setters and Their Rookie Cards

Photo of the Day: The 3,000th Hit That Wasn’t

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Here’s a trivia question.  Which Hall of Famer gave up another Hall of Famer’s 3,000th hit—and then lost the designation seconds later? For the answer you have to go back to 1972.  Roberto Clemente, sitting on 2,999 hits in a late-season series with the New York Mets, hits a bouncer to the right side.  Ken Boswell chases it down but can’t get a good grip on it and Clemente … [Read more...] about Photo of the Day: The 3,000th Hit That Wasn’t

2011 Topps Triple Threads Sneak Peek

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Topps has released some information and pictures of some of the better cards in its 2011 Triple Threads product along with a 15-page sell sheet that showed off highlights of the upcoming issue. Triple Threads is one of Topps' most popular products, and it's clear the company felt the need to inject some more value into it to keep die-hard collectors coming back to this … [Read more...] about 2011 Topps Triple Threads Sneak Peek

Mets Hall Heavy on Memorabilia

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The New York Mets have compiled a collection of memorabilia as part of their new team Hall of Fame and Museum that will open Monday at Citi Field. The Mets Hall of Fame & Museum recognizes the greatest moments in club history and honors those who have left an indelible mark on the organization. The museum features significant artifacts, interactive exhibits, videos … [Read more...] about Mets Hall Heavy on Memorabilia