Darril Fosty
Editor and President at Boxscore World Sportswire
Wolf Pack, Leos, & Canucks fan.
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Aug 31, 2024 |
cardbiz.ca | Darril Fosty
By Darril Fosty,CardBiz Video History NEW YORK - The London, Ontario-based O-Pee-Chee issued hockey cards from 1933 to 1995. These cards are now considered the "gold standard" of hockey card collectibles and are reminders of an era of hockey that many consider hockey's "Golden Age" harkening back to a simpler time when hockey played a large part of the Canadian identity.
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Aug 9, 2024 |
cardbiz.ca | Darril Fosty
By Darril Fosty,NEW YORK - Could former Florida Gators star and Oakland A's 2016 sixth overall draft A.J. Puk finally be hitting his stride in the Arizona Diamondbacks bullpen? Puk has shown periods of being a lockdown closer in the past but had failed to show consistency. The Miami Marlins attempted to see if the 6'7" hard-throwing lefty Puk, given a legitimate chance to be a starter, could finally reach the potential of becoming one of the league's dominant hurlers.
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Aug 9, 2024 |
cardbiz.ca | Darril Fosty
By Darril Fosty,CARDBIZ (New York) We are starting to see the impact that Fanatics' purchase of Topps earlier this year is going to have on the larger sports and collectibles market. Fanatics' licensed sports merchandise ranges from jerseys to sports betting and now to card collecting after its estimated $500 million purchase of the trading card industry's most iconic brand.
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Aug 8, 2024 |
cardbiz.ca | Darril Fosty
By Darril Fosty,CardBiz (New York) The sports card market saw a dramatic jump from a $150-million-dollar industry in 1989 to $500 million in 1990. 1989-90 would mark the last year of the Topps-produced National Hockey League card monopoly. The following year, additional American companies would begin to produce cards - Pro Set, Upper Deck, and Score. Between 1986 and 1992, baseball cards had jumped from 250,000 cards per player to 6 million cards per player.
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Jul 8, 2024 |
cardbiz.ca | Darril Fosty
By Darril Fosty, CARDBIZ (NEW YORK) 933 is the year Canada's O-Pee-Chee company entered the sports card market issuing two sets, V304A and V304B. Sold for a penny, the packs contained one card and a piece of gum with the first set consisting of 48 cards and the second set continuing from #49-72.
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