September 18, 2021

Interviews

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Autograph News

'Wide Right' becomes signature moment

George Foster was the 1977 National League MVP after batting .320 with 52 home runs and 149 RBI.
News

By George! Foster a Key Cog in Big Red Machine

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Profiles

John Smoltz Let's His Sense of Humor Shine

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Walter Payton

Cappie Pondexter Continues to Reach for the Sky

Bert Campaneris delighted the Toronto faithful with a fine signature and even tales of his pitching days.
Collector Shows

Toronto Expo Recap: Catching Up With Campaneris, Madden

Ed Lucas celebrates his 60th Yankees home opener in 2015.
Mickey Mantle

Ed Lucas: 60 Years of Yankees Home Openers in His Sights

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Artwork

Burton History Trees Will Grow On You

The 1980 U.S. Men’s Hockey Team reunited for a 35th anniversary celebration in Lake Placid, N.Y., the site of the team’s heroic Olympic gold medal run.
Hockey News

Celebrating 35 Years Since the 'Miracle on Ice'

Joey Logano is a car guy through and through. When he’s not racing, he’s acquiring petroliana and automotive relics, from gas station signs to vintage vehicles. All of it is stored at his racing headquarters in North Carolina.
Memorabilia

Joey Logano Shares Details on His Foundation, Collecting Interests

Once a starter in the big leagues with 87 victories in 10 seasons, Jim Abbott is now a motivational speaker, teaching people how to A-D-A-P-T.
Interviews

Player Interview: Jim Abbott Talks No-Hitter, A-D-A-P-T

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Len Brown and the 1960s Topps Baseball Set

Dave and Adam’s Card World has four retail outlets, but Adam Martin says online sales make up 94 percent of the company’s business.
Cards

Card Shops Adapting to the Times With Online Presence

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Baseball

An Interview With Quarterback Blake Bortles

The Baseball Hall of Fame stopped by the Albany (N.Y.) International Airport on the way back from Kansas City after the World Series with a fresh load of artifacts for the ‘Autumn Glory’ exhibit.
Baseball

Giants, Royals Add Gear from World Series to 'Autumn Glory' Exhibit

Tom Glavine admires plaques of the first five players inducted to the Baseball Hall of Fame, during a spring tour of the the shrine. The five players, counterclockwise, from top left, are Christy Mathewson, Honus Wager, Walter Johnson, Ty Cobb (in center) and Babe Ruth. Cobb is in the middle because he had the highest vote total of all first-year members. Photos by Paul Post.
Hall of Fame

2014 Baseball HOF Year in Review: Tom Glavine Continues to Pile Up the Honors