This week's autograph was one of the bigger additions to my Will Clark player "accumulation" from this past year.  It comes fr...

I apologize to all of my hockey card collecting friends and readers that the balance I usually try to keep between baseball and hockey card ...

I've got a decent size backlog of autographed cards that I've been meaning to show on the blog for a while now, so I'm going to ...

When the Red Sox and Dodgers agreed on that gigantic salary dump they called a trade a few weeks back, I was both excited and disappointed. ...

Not much time today, and I'm off to poker night shortly, so just a quick post for now.  Here's a recent addition to my Red Sox colle...

One recent trend I've been very thankful for is the inclusion of Hartford Whalers cards in more and more modern-day sets.  There have be...

So taking a week away from all things card-related (all things computer related too for that matter) was really nice.  In fact, it was so ni...

Posting is going to be non-existent here for the next 10 days or so, as I'm out the door on my way to Ireland.  This trip's been o...

After straying completely off-base with a random non-sport post a week or so ago, today I'll go with something that's a bit more in ...

Back in 1962 Topps released a strange, 55-card non-sport set called Mars Attacks.  The set has become somewhat of a cult classic, and is an ...