Kris Bryant and his top 3 rookie cards
Next to Mike Trout, baseball fans, analysts and collectors alike could argue Kris Bryant is another generational player to hit the diamond.
Profiling our top 3 favorite rookie cards of each player.
Next to Mike Trout, baseball fans, analysts and collectors alike could argue Kris Bryant is another generational player to hit the diamond.
Today is the 29th birthday of the reigning two time NBA MVP, Steph Curry.
Of the many dynamic young players in baseball today the Houston Astro’s Carlos Correa is probably one of the names that you will find at the top of the wish list of many collectors.
Almost synonymous with the word New York Yankees captain is the name Derek Jeter.
That’s saying something with the rich history this club has with so many legends associated with the Bronx Bombers.
But there’s no denying Jeter belongs up there and so we pick our three favorite rookie cards belonging to him
1993 SP Derek Jeter rookie card #279
We’re not going against the grain here. This is probably the most valuable, most iconic rookie card belonging to Derek Jeter.
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Love him or hate him, Jose Bautista is one of the top premier power hitters in the game today.
In honor of the big man’s birthday today, fivecardguys.com narrowed down his top three rookie cards any collector would be happy to have.
If you ask almost anyone connected with the game of baseball to name who they think is the best pitcher of this generation, chances are they will tell you it’s Los Angeles Dodgers Clayton Kershaw.
After an amazing breakout season in 2016, the value of Boston Red Sox outfielder Mookie Betts’ rookie cards have skyrocketed.
He’s only 25 and his rookie card value seems like a sure bet to increase year over year. Here’s the three we like best.
There are plenty of rookie cards for Bryce Harper who was highly touted as a Washington National’s top prospect when he was just a teenager.