Category: Baseball Cards Daily

If you’re seeking a Jim Gilliam rookie card, you’ll have to look elsewhere. And if you...

Jim Palmer pitched his last game in the Major Leagues on May 12, 1984. In that contest...

Quick! What do Al Oliver and Fred McGriff have in common? The answer can be found in their...

After 11 games with the lowly 1963 New York Mets, legendary first baseman Gil Hodges hung up his...

In 1968, Pete Rose won his first National League batting title with a .335 average that actually...

In 1965, the Baltimore Orioles went a heady 94-68 … but finished in third place in the American...

Whether Topps knew it or not at the time, they captured the moment with their 1987 Traded card of...

Rod Carew didn’t necessarily think he was done punishing baseballs when he collected his 3053rd...

Some baseball matchups just seem inevitable. Like Yankees v. Dodgers in the World Series. Or Scott...

Mike Schmidt made it to his first All-Star Game in 1974, when he was in the midst of a breakout...

In 1985, Rafael Palmeiro was one of the most decorated college players in NCAA history, riding a...

Collectors tried to love the 1986 baseball cards. We really did. Why, they’re bold and...