Breaking…
As a small portion of a 90-minute radio style show he would record and post to YouTube, Delesandro took on the persona of Dr. Wax Battle donning a wig, sunglasses and a tie-die t-shirt doing box breaks.
Unlicensed Rookie Cards: Does It Really Matter?
I’ll give you the short version: In 2006, the Players Association stepped in and gave the industry some standards on the use of the rookie card.
September Thoughts and Rants
Since their NFL and NFLPA licenses don’t kick in until 2026, Topps’ recently released Composite Football – a Panini Chronicles-type mishmash of various brands -- does not feature any active players (except for that quartet of rookie quarterbacks they signed to exclusive autograph contracts last year) and all team logos had to be airbrushed out.
A Year Without Baseball Cards
For most of its six year run producing Oaks sets, Remar went with a fairly deep checklist and a number of names today’s vintage collector might recognize: Casey Stengel, Artie Wilson, Augie Galan, George Bamberger, Chuck Dressen, and the like.