Sports Cards / Cards / Memorabilia

By Gregg Moeller The saddest thing I have ever seen was in 2007, with the live televised Pro Football Hall of Fame induction ceremony. After years of being ignored or denied, Browns lineman/legend Gene Hickerson […]

  Howdy! In this week’s episode of CardBlitz our hosts Kelly and Patrick celebrate the birthday of Tony Perez, talk NBA Playoffs, discuss the April 2025 GemRate report and visit with Uncle Rich. Plus they […]

By Gregg Moeller Bill Wade wore #9, same as Jim McMahon. Bill never wore personalized head bands just to piss off Pete Rozelle. Bill never mooned a helicopter. Bill never wore sunglasses because of stabbing […]

Howdy! In this week’s episode of CardBlitz our hosts Kelly and Patrick celebrate the birthday of Shawn Marion, talk Topps Heritage Baseball cards and discuss recent SGC speculation. Plus they show off some of their […]

By Kelly Reed For those who are in the hobby, going to a card show is a must for several different reasons. Among them could be to find a grail card, looking to complete some […]

By Gregg Moeller Here’s to the guys who were a part of sports history—but no one remembers. –Harry Steinfeldt, the Cubs third baseman while everyone was saying “Tinkers to Evers to Chance”. –Buster Mathis, whose […]

Howdy! In this week’s episode of CardBlitz our hosts Kelly and Patrick visit with Ray from Philly to discuss his site www.thebaseballcardhof.com and the 2025 Baseball Card Hall of Fame Ballot. Plus they show off […]

By Gregg Moeller Chip Myers was a receiver who had a cup of coffee with the 49ers in 1967, then he played a year with Huntsville in the Continental Football league…but then the Bengals expansion […]

Howdy! In this week’s episode of CardBlitz our hosts Kelly and Patrick celebrate the birthday of Andruw Jones, give a brief recap of the Frisco Card Show and visit with Mark Ford from YouTube’s Stream […]

  By Gregg Moeller I simply hated Drew Pearson. Despised him, with “the red-hot intensity of a thousand suns” as Cheers’ Diane Chambers put it. Being a little boy who worshipped Fran Tarkenton in 1975, […]