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    Yeah, I saw this too. I was hoping to find a vid to post on here. Only found these quotes from Wilbon.

    "baseball cards are a thing of the past like boxing"
    "it's over" for baseball cards

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    I saw this to, I think the days of cards being collected by kids is done but I don't think the hobby itself is anywhere near done.

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    I agree for kids it is probably a thing of the past. As for the hobby I really think with some people it has actually gotten stronger. I didn't collect for a number of years because of the junk put out in the late 80's and early 90's. Once I started seeing the quality of cards now and lower production numbers it was refreshing.

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    why would anyone care about their opinions? If they don't collect or do research into the hobby than their comments are without merit

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    They honestly don't know what they are talking about there...maybe someone needs to introduce SCF to them! lol

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    If they had statistics to back up their views I would be fine with it.I can say anything is dying and an uninformed viewer would believe me,I do think it is not a good market right now from ages 8 to 18 but I think the hobby is probably stronger for the older crowd like myself ages 35 through 50.Also I have no statistics to back up my views so I'm probably just as bad.Take care Steve

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    If they had statistics to back up their views I would be fine with it.I can say anything is dying and an uninformed viewer would believe me,I do think it is not a good market right now from ages 8 to 18 but I think the hobby is probably stronger for the older crowd like myself ages 35 through 50.Also I have no statistics to back up my views so I'm probably just as bad.Take care Steve

    They did say cards sales have dropped as much as 80% since 1994 but I'm not sure what was meant by that. If that was the wax being busted or singles being sold. I think there could be a lot less packs and boxes out there with how much more expensive a typical box is today so that stat could make more sense but if you look into it, it doesn't really mean the hobby is dead.

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    The only MMA fighter these two can name is Kimbo Slice. To say they are out of touch with sports/youth is a total understatement. Can't wait for them to go off the air - I can't see anyone under 50-60 even caring.

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