Sports card articles, reviews and box breaks
Articles Contest
MLB Adventures
Jul 2nd
By Kobe Lorendo aka kobewild99
MLB’s Prince Fielder is my favorite player. I last went to a game in 2008 with my father which likes the Cardinals I might add. I love when we go to games together because he always brags about the Cardinals while I get the last laugh with the bragging. The reason I like the Brewers was because of Prince Fielder when I was young my father showed me a bobble head of him and it said 50 home runs! Now to me, when I was little, that was a lot of home runs. Then for a More >
The Top Stories of Summer 2012
Jun 27th
By Richard McAdam aka RGM81
With the 2011-12 season having concluded in the coronation of the Los Angeles Kings as Stanley Cup Champions, hockey fans can now turn their attention to the bustling activities of the off-season as they prepare for what will hopefully be a full 2012-13 campaign. This past year had numerous interesting storylines, twists, turns, and swerves, ranging from the calamity in Montreal to Tim Thomas standing up Barack Obama to the return and rapid fall from grace for Alexander Radulov. It will be a year that some fans try to forget while others look to cherish it More >
Rick Reilly Says Enough – I Say “PLEASE!”
Jun 25th
By Guy Mitchell aka sweetg1
ESPN’s journalist Rick Reilly wrote a commentary this morning about LeBron James and how it was time to stop the hate. That enough was enough already – I say, “PLEASE”.
The entire article was posted here: http://espn.go.com/espn/story/_/id/8011587/lebron-being-lebron
For those that do not wish to pull up the link, I’ll summarize it for you. The first part of the story reads as follows:
This whole We Hate LeBron thing reminds me of a story.
A woman is in front of an apartment house that’s engulfed in flames. She’s screaming, “Help! Help! My baby’s in there!”
A man sprints up and says, “Which More >
Welcome to Hockeywood, USA
Jun 25th
Welcome To Hockeywood, USA
By Cole Feinbloom aka cfagent0
As I have learned throughout my life, no matter what the analysts, players, and locals say, Los Angeles is definitely not a hockey town. Growing up, listening to the stories my father would tell me as I watched Felix Potvin, Adam Deadmarsh, and Zigmund Palffy go relatively unnoticed in the state of California, I have come to the realization that hockey is a niche sport, you either love it or hate it. Well, this is not the case anymore. Now, the insight of a high school student may not be as relevant to More >
The Mets’ First No-Hitter
Jun 21st
By J.R. Lebert aka jrlebert
50 years. 8,019 games. To type those two numbers seems almost laughable, but there they are, in black and white. Tim Kurkjian and Jayson Stark of ESPN marvelled at the streak’s length. Gary Cohen and Howie Rose, the Mets’ play-by-play voices on television and radio, thought it would never happen. For a franchise known more for bad luck, boneheaded moves, and crushing disappointment, the fact that they were one of only two teams in Major League Baseball history never to throw a no-hitter seemed a surprise to no one. There was even a website dedicated to More >
Unpredictable, Entertaining, the Cup!
Jun 17th
By Jon Maxfield aka DnJcards
The crowd is hush as the final moments tick off the clock and another team’s season comes to an immediate halt as the final two teams are set. The “never say die” attitude of the New Jersey Devils has helped them come out of nowhere in these Stanley Cup Playoffs as they eliminated the Florida Panthers in seven games before making relatively quick work of Claude Giroux and the Philadelphia Flyers in five games. They then went on to shocking everyone by disposing of the gritty, number one seeded, New York Rangers in six games. The More >
Recent Comments