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In this episode, we dive into everything from Allen Iverson autograph stories and SGA signing mid-game to the current state of the sports card market, including Topps Chrome volatility, redemption cards, and the Bowman Basketball debate. We break down the NFL Draft with reactions, sleeper picks, team fits, and whether certain positions are being undervalued, plus a look ahead at future QBs like Arch Manning and Drew Allar. We also get into the NBA playoffs, how they’re impacting the card market, and debate Kevin Durant’s legacy along with potential Giannis scenarios. If you’re into sports cards, draft analysis, and NBA talk, this one covers it all.

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In this episode, we break down everything happening across sports and the card market, starting with early MLB storylines, the Blue Jays’ struggles, and the viral “Raise the Cone” moment. We get into standout performances from teams like the Dodgers and Yankees, plus players like Aaron Judge and Kyle Tucker, before shifting into the NBA where we discuss Embiid’s return, playoff predictions, and who could make a surprise run. We also debate MVP candidates like SGA, Jokic, and Luka, and get into bigger picture conversations around LeBron, Jordan, and potential blockbuster trades.

On the hobby side, we dive deep into Topps Chrome Football, Bowman, and the biggest trends in the sports card market, including Wemby vs Cooper Flagg, high-end memorabilia like Babe Ruth items, and the growing hype around college stars like the Boozer twins. We also talk about celebrity autos, underrated cards in our collections, and what’s actually worth buying right now. The episode wraps with NFL draft talk, trade rumors, and team outlooks heading into the season.

If you’re into sports, collecting, and the market behind it all, this episode covers everything from on-field performance to off-field value.

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Trey Yesavage joins the show to break down his journey from college baseball at East Carolina to reaching the MLB level, including what it was like to get the call-up and step into a playoff environment early in his career. He talks about recovering from injury, the mental side of rehab, and what it takes to work back to full strength after competing at the highest level. The conversation also dives into learning from veterans like Max Scherzer and Kevin Gausman, adjusting to the speed of the majors, and handling the pressure of big moments. On top of that, Trey shares his perspective on the sports card hobby, including collecting, signing autographs, chasing his debut patch, and watching his card prices move during big moments. If you’re into baseball, MLB prospects, or the sports card market, this is a conversation packed with insight from both the player and collector perspective.

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Big episode today covering everything happening across the sports card world 🔥

We kick things off with a look at the current card show scene and how the NBA playoffs are already impacting prices and demand. Is Jayson Tatum a buy right now? We break it down.

From there, we dive into the baseball market — including why Judge and Ohtani might be priced too low — plus a conversation around iconic cards like Kobe and Jordan.

We also hit:
• The Kobe video card
• Topps Chrome Football buzz
• Topps Now plays at the draft
• Why some redemptions just don’t make sense
• Car-related collectibles gaining traction
• The $200K F1 card headline
• Bowman Best needs to keep it simple
• Premier League patches & soccer market movement
• Topps credit card updates

Plus, we check in on where the Jordan market stands today and wrap with a bigger-picture discussion on the “faces” of major sports leagues.

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The World Cup isn’t just the biggest tournament in sports. It’s where LEGENDS are made and future superstars are born.

In this episode, we sit down with CBS Sports’ Stefano Fusaro to break down everything you need to know heading into the next World Cup. From the rise of U.S. soccer to bold predictions, dark horse teams, and the players who could take over the world stage.

We dive into how the 1994 World Cup changed soccer forever, why MLS is more important than people think, and how new leagues like Saudi Arabia are shifting the global game.

We also get into the biggest debates in football:
– Is this the last World Cup for Messi & Ronaldo?
– Is Germany overrated right now?
– Does Mbappé NEED a Champions League to cement his legacy?

And if you’re paying attention to the market side of the game, this episode is packed with value — including why soccer cards are about to explode and which TWO players could become the next global superstars.

If you’re a soccer fan, World Cup addict, or someone looking to stay ahead of the game, this is a must watch.

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In this episode, we dive into the hobby and some of the biggest trends shaping the market right now. From the idea of Kevin O’Leary potentially following Logan Paul’s strategy of turning a high-end card into a long-term investment play, to how celebrities can influence prices just by how they promote what they own.

We also break down key hobby topics like fractional ownership of big cards, why auction houses may inflate prices, and how collectors should think about comps and market hype. Plus, we discuss grading, Bowman Basketball, Prizm Black, Euro Kabooms, and why flagship products might be the best entry point for younger collectors.

On top of that, we mix in sports talk and hot takes—from Mahomes and Josh Allen debates to playoff predictions and March Madness sleepers. Overall, it’s a conversation about thinking smarter in the hobby, avoiding noise, and understanding what actually drives value.

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Lillian joins the podcast to talk about her path from Syracuse University to working at Golf Digest while still in college, and how she eventually found her way into the hobby as a breaker.

We talk about her background in sports, her time at Syracuse, and what it was like getting real experience in sports media while working with Golf Digest during school. That experience gave her an inside look at the sports media world before she transitioned into the sports card industry.

From there the conversation shifts into the hobby, where Lillian now works as a breaker and is part of the growing sports card community. She shares what it’s like being a female in the hobby, why women’s sports cards are gaining momentum, and why collectors might want to start paying attention to WNBA products.

We also get into hobby news and debates — including PSA issues, past product problems, and the relationship between grading companies and breakers.

Along the way we mix in plenty of sports talk, including Bam Adebayo dropping 83, the Joel Embiid 71-point game against Wemby, NFL draft discussions, and a few wild sports stories.

Fun episode with a little bit of everything.

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In this episode of The Hobby Never Sleeps, we sit down with Meg from our baseball channel on Fanatics Live to talk about her journey in the sports card hobby and what it’s like being behind the table breaking some of the biggest products in the industry.

Meg shares how she got started in the hobby, what it's like being a breaker, and the excitement that comes with chasing massive hits. We also dive into some of the latest baseball releases and talk about why collectors are so excited about chasing cards of stars like Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani.

From pulling huge cards to the energy of live breaks, this episode gives a behind-the-scenes look at the sports card breaking world and why the hobby continues to grow.

If you’re into sports cards, baseball cards, live breaks, and hobby conversations, this episode is for you.

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