MLB Avengers assemble!
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Mike Trout is launching Generation One Collect, a new sports collectibles company that will begin with live card breaking, but plans to expand into original content and other experiences involving athletes and collectors.
Mark DeVita, Operations Manager for The Trout Group, said the goal is to bring together live breaks, premium content, and athlete involvement to create a more connected experience for collectors.
h/t @SInow
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My friend brings a bottle cap with him whenever he goes to a Knicks or Rangers game at MSG so he can put it on his water when they take the cap away
Outstanding move
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The Nova Knicks are immortalized on a @NovaMBB mural at the Pavilion.
The #Postseason is here, and we’re celebrating by giving away an official 2026 World Series baseball ⚾️
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Cheers to a legendary career! 👏
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Repost for a chance to win a game-ready ball from JV’s 2011 no-hitter, a bobblehead & a team-issued jersey!
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Non-Sports magazines are next. Gaming, cartoon characters etc.
Still incredibly affordable. PSA has entered the grading game for a reason.
For the 3rd time in the last 4 months, we’ve seen a new all-time record price for a collectible magazine.
This copy of Sports Illustrated from 1984 featuring Michael Jordan graded at CGC 9.8 just sold for $378,200. In 2023 a different copy at CGC 9.8 sold for $129,000. That’s a nearly 3x increase in just three years.



































