09.07
All it takes to trade baseball cards there is a code, a pick and click — no post office trips, stamps, envelopes or anything else.
04.06
Posted on April 6, 2011 – 5:23 pm | Author: chrisolds
Baseball | @charliesheen, @josecanseco, @nickswisher, Allen & Ginter, autographs, Dennis Haysbert, featured, Jose Canseco, Major League, Nick Swisher, Vince McMahon, WWE | Comments (50)
One spring ritual for baseball card collectors is wishing for a certain baseball player or non-athlete to appear on a Topps Allen & Ginter autograph card — here are my Top Five.
03.15
We should have our hands on some 2011 Topps Heritage baseball cards soon — it officially arrives in hobby shops on Wednesday — but here are some observations about the set modeled after the 1962 Topps design that you should be looking for.
12.29
It’s a simple question with not-so-simple answers most of the time. Why do you collect who you collect?
05.18
It’s the “early” autograph — the one where an athlete either hadn’t adopted a shorter version of an autograph or a rarer one where we don’t commonly see it on items signed in bulk.
10.27
Posted on October 27, 2008 – 12:51 pm | Author: chrisolds
Baseball | Billy Beane, Brad Pitt, Eric Chavez, Jason Giambi, Jeremy Brown, Joe Blanton, Moneyball, New York Yankees, Nick Swisher, Oakland A's, Scott Hatteberg, Tim Hudson | Comments (5)
Columbia Pictures recently signed a writer and director for a possible adaptation of the best-selling baseball book Moneyball, which explores the unorthodox scouting and business procedures of the small-market Oakland A’s and General Manager Billy Beane. Who’s possibly in line to play Beane? Brad Pitt.
10.14
Nick Swisher didn’t have amazing numbers in his debut season with the Chicago White Sox, but that’s not stopping him from doing some work on the side. Check this out …
