The year 1955 marked a significant chapter in baseball card collecting history with the release of the 1955 Bowman Baseball set. Decades later, these cards continue to capture the imagination of collectors. The cardboard antiquity offers a window into a golden era of the sport. Among the factors that contribute to the allure of these […]
In a landmark move, Major League Baseball (MLB) has taken a significant step towards recognizing the historical contributions of players from the Negro Leagues. MLB integrated the Negro Leagues statistics into official MLB records. This decision represents a long-overdue acknowledgment of the immense talent. The inclusion of Negro League statistics not only honors the legacy
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In the world of baseball card collecting, few sets hold the same revered status as the 1951 Bowman Baseball Card Set. A quintessential piece of Americana, these cards encapsulate the essence of the early beginnings of the baseball card collecting hobby. The set includes Micky Mantle’s rookie card. One of the most prized possessions in
Today in MLB History: Mariano Rivera Breaks Whitey Ford Record On this day in (October, 13 2000) in MLB History, Mariano Rivera, extending his streak to 33.1 innings, breaks the 38 year-old record of Whitey Ford for consecutive scoreless frames in postseason play when the Yankees defeat the Mariners, 8-2, in Game 3 of the
