These cards look sharp. Let me get that out of the way first. That will be the redeeming factor involved because this is another release ...

Panini continues to come up with creative and sensible solutions to get around their lack of licensing. Triple Play was a Donruss brand in...

Golden Age reminds me of a cross between Donruss Americana and Topps Allen & Ginter. That isn't surprising considering Panini boug...

 A few weeks ago, I received an e-mail from JT of the excellent blog, The Writer's Journey . JT had a couple of cards he was wondering...

I've been a fan of the idea of Topps Archives, but the execution leaves something to be desired. I create my own custom cards using de...

The votes have been tallied and here are the results. There were two players elected this year and no one received too few votes t...

Card #130 - Angel Sanchez Born: September 20, 1983 Angel was picked up in the Rule V draft from the Angels in December 2012, which mar...

Card #129 - Deunte Heath Born: August 8, 1985 On July 4, 2012, Deunte was called up to replace Jesse Crain on the roster. He was sent ...

Every time this box passes through my mailbox, it grows into a larger monster. There are many cool cards from multiple sports ( even som...

Card #128 - Jose Lopez Born: November 24, 1983 At one time, Jose commanded a second tier starting pitcher in return for a proposed tra...

I'm not exactly sure why, but the Topps design for their flagship set has struck a chord with me. I should dislike it because of the s...

Card #127 - Brett Myers Born: August 17, 1980 The Sox picked up Brett in a trade with the Houston Astros on July 21, 2012. The ChiSox ...

Card #126 - Hector Gimenez (In Action) Born: September 28, 1982 A bonus card from the 1982 set.

Card #125 - Hector Gimenez Born: September 28, 1982 Hector is the next in a long line of backup catchers for the White Sox, who have h...

Card #45 - Butch Henline Walter John Henline, better known by his nickname "Butch", broke through the majors with the New York...