For nearly 25 years. Joe Buck, and Troy Aikman have been the voices of the NFL’s biggest games, but this season could be their last together. As the iconic pair faces an uncertain future, we look back at the greatest broadcast duos in sports history. From Summerall and Madden to Scully and Doggett to Emrick and Olczyl, and the unforgettable calls that defined the games we love.

Six Jordans in one top ten, and six of them were the same card. The Fleer Rookie showed up in grade after grade and kept finding buyers. Kobe answered with three Eminence autographs, and Steph curry snuck in to keep the modern crowd honest. The Jordan vs Kobe storyline isn’t slowing down. If anything, it just got even louder.

Jordan swept the podium two weeks ago, and this week Kobe answered with three Eminence Diamond autos. Beneath them, a signed Mantle and a Babe Ruth landed in back to back spots, a Wembanyama rookie reminded everyone the future is here, and Live! Elite is right around the corner. Three generations of greatness, one list!

We said the grails were coming, and Live! Elite delivered. Michael Jordan swept the top three with a Nike Promo rookie in a PSA 10 leading the way. Shohei Ohtani put three cards on the board, and a triple auto by Brady, Farve and Manning reminded everyone what a legends card looks like. This is the week we’d been waiting for.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.