The NFL isn’t the only one fighting to keep people tuned in through December, fantasy football commissioners face the exact same problem. Here are five simple tweaks that keep every manager, even the ones out of playoff contention, setting real lineups through the final week.

Michael Jordan dominated Pristine Live! this week, claiming 6 of the top 10 sales - including a hand-signed 1986-87 Fleer #57 rookie that shattered the field. Shohei Ohtani, Tom Brady, and Patrick Mahomes rounded out a top 10 that included some grail cards.

For four days in March, Maxx Crosby was a Baltimore Raven - until a physical changed everything. That collapsed trade was just the beginning of an NFL offseason full of blockbuster deals, from Myles Garrett's shocking exit from Cleveland to Kenneth Walker III cashing in weeks after his Super Bowl MVP run. Here's a look at the stars who'll be wearing new uniforms this fall.

Another week of Pristine LIVE! brought another lineup of huge cards and even bigger sales. This week’s top sales included some of the biggest names in the hobby, including Shohei Ohtani, Victor Wembanyama, and Tom Brady. See which cards topped the charts this week.

A one-of-one Shohei Ohtani patch card reportedly sold for $11 million, while a Cooper Flagg rookie patch had the Mavericks offering 32 years of season tickets before it was even pulled. Both highlight one of the hobby’s most exclusive categories, Logoman cards. Here’s what makes them so rare and worth millions.

Another week, another round of grails changing hands on Pristine LIVE! This week's top sale was a Michael Jordan 1986-87 Fleer #57 rookie (BGS 9), which brought in $28,163.84, followed closely by a vintage Babe Ruth 1933 Goudey and a jaw-dropping Patrick Mahomes cleat autograph. See the full top 10 list, complete with prices and standout details on each card.

The 2026 MLB Trade Deadline delivered its usual mix of hope and heartbreak — the Dodgers loaded up on Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal, the Red Sox rode a historic July into an aggressive buying spree, and the Tigers shocked fans by dealing away their ace. See which teams came out ahead, which ones left fans uneasy, and where a certain future Hall of Famer landed in the mix.

Five football legends are heading to Canton this August. From Drew Brees' Super Bowl XLIV masterclass to Adam Vinatieri's iconic "Snow Bowl" kick, take a look at the careers that earned the 2026 class its place among the game's all-time greats.

June on Pristine LIVE! was basically a Michael Jordan showcase — four MJ cards in the top 10, including two rookie cards that combined for over $105,000. But Jordan wasn't the only one turning heads. Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Jackie Robinson, Hank Aaron, and a promising young Raiders QB also made the list. See all 10 sales from June 2026.

From a $100,000 fake memorabilia purchase to a $350 million hologram scheme, sports collecting has always had a counterfeit problem. We break down five of the biggest forgery scandals in hobby history — and how each one reshaped the way collectors verify what's real.

Nearly a century of Midsummer Classic history, one unforgettable moment per decade — from Babe Ruth's first All-Star home run to Shohei Ohtani's historic two-way debut. Plus: the record-setting memorabilia sales behind the legends.

Every June, mock drafts flood the internet. Scouts break down film. Analysts debate ceilings and floors. This isn't one of those. Instead, we handed the picks to a different group of evaluators — sports card collectors. Here's what the hobby's buying decisions say about the 2026 NBA Draft class.

From a century-old Ty Cobb tobacco card to a one-of-one Shohei Ohtani Foilfractor, May was a big month on Pristine LIVE! Our monthly Top 10 breaks down the biggest sales from last month's live auctions — including three Mickey Mantle 1952 Topps rookies that combined for over $181,000. See which cards made the cut.

The 2026 baseball card calendar has something for every kind of collector — from Topps' 75th anniversary flagship sets to high-end hits in Museum Collection and National Treasures. Here's where to spend your money this year.

At 39, Lionel Messi is preparing for what is almost certainly his last World Cup. Before Argentina's title defense gets underway, we're looking back at the 10 career milestones that made this moment possible — from a stunning Champions League header in 2009 to the penalty shootout that finally gave Messi the one trophy that had eluded him his entire career.

2026 basketball card calendar is one of the most interesting in recent memory. Topps is back with a full NBA license, Panini is leaning harder into autograph volume to hold its ground, and a deep rookie class headlined by Cooper Flagg has collectors paying close attention to every new release. Whether you're chasing Rookie Patch Autos, hunting rare refractors, or just trying to figure out which box gives you the most for your money, here's a breakdown of the top NBA card sets worth opening this season.

Mickey Mantle's 1952 Topps #311 isn't just the most iconic baseball card ever made — it's the Holy Grail of the entire hobby. With just 2,075 PSA-graded examples in existence, a market up 25% in 2026, and a current estimated value of $115,000, this is the card every serious collector and investor dreams of owning. On May 19, Pristine Auction is offering a rare chance to own one. Here's everything you need to know.

The football card hobby just changed forever. Panini's licensed run is over, Topps is back for the first time in a decade, and the 2025 season's most valuable rookie cards are hitting the market right now. Here's a breakdown of the best NFL card boxes and sets to buy in 2026, and where to find them.

Dan Marino was the 27th pick. Drew Brees was 32nd. Ray Lewis was 26th. The back end of the NFL Draft's first round has produced some of the most stunning oversights in sports history — and the franchises smart enough to capitalize on them built dynasties. Here's the best player taken at every slot from 22 to 32.

The top 10 gets all the attention, but picks 11 through 21 might tell a more interesting story. These are the players teams had every reason to take — and found every excuse not to. Game-changers, Hall of Famers, and all-time greats who slid right into the arms of the franchises smart enough to ignore the noise.