Boy's reaction to rare 'one of one' Paul Skenes baseball card goes viral
"Excited is an understatement 😅," his mom captioned the post, which has since garnered 3 million views in just a week.
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“Shaking for 24 Hrs”: Shohei Ohtani’s Rare Triple Autographed Card With Japanese Icons Startles Fan
Just imagine this—you open a fresh pack of Topps baseball cards, but what if those are autographed cards? The post “Shaking ...
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Sotheby’s to auction ‘the most complete Jewish baseball card collection in the world’
Inspired by that sense of pride, Stoll set out to collect the cards of every Jewish player in baseball history — around 200 ...
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Jackson Chourio's 1/1 rookie debut patch card fetches whopping $105,000; Paul Skenes and Jackson Merrill's cards keep collectors buzzing
Three NL rookies set the MLB stage on fire this past season. They were NL Rookie of the Year Paul Skenes, runner-up Jackson Merrill and finalist from Milwaukee Brewers, Jackson Chourio, whose 1/1 ...
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Kindergartner's adorable reaction goes viral after finding a rare baseball card
Tue, January 14, 2025 at 3:46 PM UTC ...
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'Jewish' baseball card collection goes up for auction
Lipman Pike, the first Jewish baseball star and one of the sport’s first-ever professional players, is also represented. The most valuable card in the set is an 1867 tintype — an old-fashioned ...
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Behind the Plate: The NL East outlook
It’s roughly a month away from the start of spring training, and the Phillies appear to be finished with their offseason shopping, acquiring Max Kepler, Jesus Luzardo, Joe Ross and Jordan Romano.
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Most Valuable Action Figures of All Time
The rarest toys and action figures are worth millions of dollars ... So Kenner produced “vouchers” to redeem for toys in 1978. Those “Space Club” cards are worth a pretty penny today if paired with ...
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Athletics signee Shotaro Morii is charting a rare path for Japanese baseball players
Advertisement His name was Shotaro Morii. The post advertised his aspirations of playing college baseball in the United States. The A’s, hopeful Morii would consider the nearly unprecedented ...