What was the Topps Card of the Year?
Paul Skenes and Tom Brady highlight new Bowman 2023 Draft card set
Christmas may still be a few weeks away, but for baseball card fanatics, Santa came a little bit early. That's because on Tuesday, Topps dropped its final Bowman set of the year with the highly anticipated 2023 Bowman Draft set. The 200-card collection is not just the final drop of
In celebration of Strat-O-Matic and cozy baseball sweaters
The World Series is over and the offseason has begun. While you could obsess over your 20-team dynasty keeper league roster or spend countless hours gazing into a crystal ball, wondering where Shohei Ohtani will wind up, we have a slightly less frightening use of your time: Watch the season
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Jordan Lawlar knows he's in the big leagues now -- and not just because he's on a baseball card
Jordan Lawlar, the D-backs' No. 1 prospect who recently joined the big league team for the postseason push, stood in MLB's studios, showing off the smooth motions and quick reflexes borne out of years of repetition. But this wasn't a swing or a backhanded grab: Lawler was tearing open boxes
See oldest Yanks cap, futuristic logos on 'Inside Stitch' and 'Carded'
The Yankees logo is the most iconic in sports. Travel the world and you'll see people in Yankees caps who may have never even seen a baseball game. But what does the oldest Yankees cap in existence look like? Fortunately for you, there is Tom Shieber and the Hall of
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Buxton and Gray's kids open cards -- and get their dads
Many baseball card collectors got their start as children, ripping open packs with mom or dad at their side. But things hit just a little bit different when your dad happens to be a big league ballplayer. On the newest episode of MLB's Carded -- available now for MLB.TV subscribers
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Card freaks and uniform geeks, rejoice: Two shows to premiere on MLB Network
Baseball is so much more than what simply happens for nine innings in between the foul lines. There's the fantasy teams to track and worry over, the ballpark food to dream of tasting, and, of course, there are those of us who spend hours organizing card collections or gazing lovingly