Nicholas' Sports Cards Blog April 2008 Archive

McFadden, Ryan Top New Crop of NFL Rookies
With the 2008 NFL Draft in the books, the thoughts of football collectors inevitably turn toward choosing which new rookies to add to their collections. Though it will be tough ... Read More

Monday April 28, 2008 | permalink | comments (1)

Donruss, EA Sports Partner for First Look at 2008 NFL Rookies
While you're watching the NFL Draft later today, you'll get a chance to see the first cards of the new rookies in their NFL uniforms... sort of. Donruss announced yesterday that ... Read More

Saturday April 26, 2008 | permalink | comments (0)

Jordan Autographs Highlight UD Premier Basketball
How do you create some interest in a sluggish basketball card season? How about some Michael Jordan autographs? That's one of the features that Upper Deck is touting for 2007-08 UD ... Read More

Wednesday April 23, 2008 | permalink | comments (0)

2008 Football Card Season is Upon Us
Baseball season is well underway, the NHL playoffs are heating up and the NBA postseason tips off this weekend. Yet football collectors know that a wave of new football cards ... Read More

Thursday April 17, 2008 | permalink | comments (0)

Baseball Legends Become Topps Exclusives
Topps has a pretty good handle on how to merge the past, present and future of baseball together in its baseball cards. Now it looks like the first part of ... Read More

Monday April 14, 2008 | permalink | comments (1)

Drop the Puck on Playoffs With NHL Rookie Cards
As a lifelong hockey fan I may be biased, but there are few times of year more exciting for fans - and collectors - than the NHL postseason. It's a ... Read More

Wednesday April 9, 2008 | permalink | comments (0)

Serra Gets Donruss Sponsorship for Upcoming UFC Bout
Collectors have seen the Donruss logo on a lot of different products over the years. Later this month though, they'll see it in places it's never been before: on the ... Read More

Saturday April 5, 2008 | permalink | comments (0)

Topps Says "April Fool's!" With Uzuki Card
The old adage goes that if something is too good to be true, it usually is. How about a 165-pound Japanese high schooler whose fastball hits 104 on the radar ... Read More

Tuesday April 1, 2008 | permalink | comments (1)