Sports Cards / Cards / Memorabilia

  Howdy! In this week’s episode of CardBlitz our hosts Kelly and Patrick are joined for more hobby talk with Uncle Rich. Adat Chaverim Show Sunday – September 6 – 10am – 4pm Monday – […]

By Gregg Moeller What is Mean Joe Greene thinking right now? I just imagine a Topps photographer, kneeling in front of him, looking upward and seeing…this. And quickly taking the picture, in stony, respectful silence. […]

Howdy! In this week’s episode of CardBlitz, Kelly is joined by special guest Tony from @TonyTalksCards! They celebrate the birthday of Tony Olivia, talk a little soccer and go through a choose 1 scenario. Additionally Tony shares […]

By Gregg Moeller Steve Thurlow was ready to call it a career. He had played five years in the NFL, with fair to middling success. Three years with a dying Football Giant dynasty (as part […]

Howdy! In this week’s episode of CardBlitz, Kelly is joined by special guest Tony from  @TonyTalksCards! They also talk about Tony’s card collecting origins, some hobby stuff about cards and collecting. Plus they show off […]

By Gregg Moeller During his fifteen-year career as a starting defensive lineman for the 49ers, Charlie Krueger–the “Textbook Tackle”–was coached for several years by Dick Nolan. During practices and especially during training camp, Nolan’s son […]

Howdy! In this week’s episode of CardBlitz, Kelly is joined by his friends; Aaron  @Profootballretro  and Royce  @VikingWaxPress  to talk about some NFL nicknamed defenses and their successes. They also talk some hobby stuff about […]

By Gregg Moeller “Forrest Gregg is the finest player I have ever coached!”–Vince Lombardi.   “Forrest Gregg makes a damn scrumptious bundt cake!”–Julia Child “Forrest Gregg makes me look like a sissy girly baby!–Hercules actor Steve […]

  Howdy! In this week’s episode of CardBlitz our hosts Kelly and Patrick celebrate the birthdays of Nelson Cruz and Roger Carr. They do a little show and tell and talk about the pros and […]

By Gregg Moeller Eugene Thurman Upshaw, Junior. On the back of his ‘74 Topps card, all it says is, “BAD ASS.” No stats, no bio, not even the little stadium with the football play-by-play game […]