The NBA looks very different this year. Giannis Antetokounmpo and Klay Thompson are taking their talents to South Beach, LeBron James and Jaylen Brown are teaming up with the Sixers, Kawhi Leonard is headed back to Toronto where he won a title. Add LaMelo Ball in Minnesota and Ja Morant in Portland, and there’s plenty to watch. Before opening night, we break down the biggest names in new jerseys and what each move means for the 2026-27 season.

Two Jordan rookies, a Charizard holding its own against basketball royalty, and a pair of one-of-ones. This week’s top ten had a little something for everyone, and with Live! Elite on deck, next week’s list is going to get even wilder. Here’s what had collectors talking.

Cale Makar just became hockey’s first $20 million player, and he probably won’t be the last. Add Ovechkin’s final season, Hellebuyck’s trade standoff, the Hurricanes title defense, and a wave of young stars, and the NHL’s first 84-game season has plenty for fans and collectors to watch.

Thursday’s Live! Elite was one for the books. A 1953 Topps Mantle led the way, Jordan rookies kept the pressure on, and a teenager from Spain proved the hobby’s future is already here. Here’s what had collectors leaning in.

Card collecting is booming, and PSA’s mailroom proves it. After a record-setting year of submissions, PSA has expanded, hired, and cut its backlog to about 9 million cards. We break down the progress, what’s next for Value grading, and what all those fresh slabs mean for collectors/.

Last week belonged to Michael Jordan. This week, the Black Mamba came to take it back. Kobe Bryant landed five of our top ten sales, but MJ still held the top spot with a loaded Master Collection box set, and a Willie Mays 1951 Bowman rookie crashed the party. Here’s how the week’s biggest sales shoot out.

Malik Muhammed II made a diving interception in his first NFL game while wearing a Rookie Debut Patch. That patch is now headed for a one-of-one autographed Topps card. Debut patches have already produced a $1.11 million Paul Skenes card and a Cooper Flagg card with bids in the millions. So which 2026 NFL rookie could produce football’s biggest patch card? Here’s what collectors need to know.

Michael Jordan owned the board on Pristine Live! this week once again. Four separate 1986-87 Fleer rookie cards made the top 10, ranging from a PSA 3 all the way to a BCCG 10, along with a complete 1986-87 Fleer set. Vintage baseball held its own with a PSA 9 1949 Jackie Robinson Bowman rookie, and modern baseball was represented with a dual auto signed by Alex Rodriguez and Shohei Ohtani.

Great announcers don’t just describe the action, they decide how we remember it. From Al Michaels at Lake Placid to Gus Johnson’s “The slipper still fits,” these 10 legendary broadcast calls captured joy, chaos, and disbelief in real time.

This week’s Pristine Live! sales belonged to icons. Two Babe Ruth cards led the way, with Ty Cobb, Mickey Mantle, and Michael Jordan rounding out the vintage-heavy top 10. Modern collectors held their own too, thanks to a Tom Brady 2000 Bowman Chrome rookie, a Kobe Bryant auto, and a pair of Shohei Ohtani cards. From the Golden Age to the Brady era, here are the week’s ten biggest sales.

Some of the rarest, most valuable sports cards ever printed have never been found, not sold, not graded, not even photographed. From a $15 million LeBron rookie card, to a Tom Brady baseball card that could be sitting unnoticed in someone’s old collection, here’s a look at ten missing grails.

Another week, another stack of heavy hitters crossing the Pristine Live! block. Leading the way was a Michael Jordan 1986-87 Fleer, a Mike Trout and Shohei Ohtani dual auto, and a Wayne Gretzky autographed rookie card. Here’s the full rundown of the 10 biggest sales from August 31 through September 6.

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.