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  • 6 days ago | cllct.com | Ben Burrows

    The 2025 NFL Draft starts Thursday night in Green Bay. That means, it's time for mock drafts, big boards and countless projections about which prospects are headed where. At cllct, we're no different, and our 2025 Big Board is here. However, we're rating the players by their collectible potential. These five players have the best chance of becoming memorabilia mainstays:1. Shedeur Sanders, QB, ColoradoSanders has been a polarizing player for casual fans and hobbyists alike.

  • 1 week ago | cllct.com | Kevin Jackson

    I remember the oatmeal cookies, Nature Valley granola bars and the occasional random cheer from a corner of the Theatre at Madison Square Garden. Other than that, I can’t offer many specific recollections from Day 2 of the 2000 NFL Draft, held 25 years ago today in New York.

  • 1 week ago | cllct.com | Ben Burrows

    By  Ben Burrows  Oscar-winning filmmaker Spike Lee will join a number of baseball icons at a New York Yankees-themed panel later this summer at Fanatics Fest NYC 2025. Hosted by former Yankees pitcher CC Sabathia, the “Only in New York” panel will feature Lee alongside former Yankees greats Derek Jeter, Alex Rodriguez and Andy Pettitte.

  • 1 week ago | cllct.com | Ben Burrows

    Less than two years after launching with Major League Baseball, Topps’ debut patch program will expand to its third sport for future WWE WrestleMania, RAW and Smackdown events. Starting with WrestleMania 41 on Saturday and Sunday, all superstars will wear special patches commemorating the event on their boots, which will later be removed and placed into one-of-one autographed trading cards.

  • 1 week ago | cllct.com | Darren Rovell

    The most valuable contracts in sports history remain in the hands of federal authorities as a settlement over Jackie Robinson's 1945 and 1947 paperwork is expected to be formally reached in the coming months. Mykalai Kontilai, the man who bought Robinson's first professional baseball contracts for $2 million in 2013, was recently found guilty of securities and wire fraud, money laundering and tax evasion. He was sentenced to 51 months in prison.

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