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I'm trying to get a ticket stub from each of CC Sabathia's starts in 2008. If anybody can help out from the list below, that'd be great. I was at every one of his home starts, but could only find a few of those tickets. There's a possibility others are in scorecards, but I gotta dig that box out of storage and look. Thanks! - Corey Jul 8 vs COL Jul 13 vs CIN Jul 18 @ SFG Jul 28 @ CHC Aug 2 @ ATL Aug 8 vs WSN Aug 24 vs PIT (JJ Hardy Bobblehead) Sep 5 vs SDP Sep 10 vs CIN Sep 20 @ CIN Sep 24 vs PIT Oct 2 @ PHI (NLDS Game 2)

I barely post here anymore, but am still regularly collecting. I'm in search of the following. Please message me if you have any of the following: 2018 George Webb Burger Voucher Game Used Derrick Turnbow jersey Brewers (or Packers) ticket stubs Thanks! - Corey

There was a sports radio producer that worked for the Brewers. He said that the Brewers lose too much money on it all after renting the building, paying for all the plane tickets, paying for employees, comping meals for players, etc, etc. I want to say last year they had a very small event at Miller High Life Theater downtown. There was a Q&A, they did some games, and then you could get one autograph after. Didn't really seem like anything worthwhile. I went every year even as far back as Brookfield Square days. I loved going for the rummage sale and getting game used jerseys and bats for what was rummage sale prices. One year it flipped and you'd be hard pressed to get a relief pitcher that got DFA'd for under 250. It was a great event in it's heyday, but I won't miss it.

If this is in the wrong forum, I apologize and it can be moved to Off Topic. Do the Brewers still allow early entrance for season ticket holders to the clubhouse sale? Did anyone go last night? How were prices? Was there anything out of the ordinary that was exciting? Havent gone in a few years so debating going after work today just to check it out. I really don't need anything, but it's still nice to go to Miller Park in the offseason. And ya never know what you might find.

I miss the trading post forum. Anybody know who's signature this could be? My friend received it as a gift, and the person who gave it to him had no idea who signed it. Thanks in advance.

Baseball Doesn't Exist. It's probably my favorite channel right now. 20-ish minute recaps about what's ridiculous things are happening throughout the season. He also has done a lot of covering certain players (The Yasiel Puig episode is fascinating and very well done). I also believe he is from western Wisconsin area.

Probably the best place to find a t206 Wagner, too.

Does anybody happen to have this card? They gave it out when Henry Winkler threw out the first pitch to coincide the statue of the Bronze Fonz. They also made a poster, as shown below. Thanks!

Thanks! I find it surprising that they chose Gorman but didn't include Molitor. Even Gantner to a lesser extent.

I guess Facebook groups ran it out of town which is understandable. I know I didn't keep up on that bobblehead checklist/price guide regularly the last three or four seasons, but it was still a good resource to check on dates/variants/etc. Kinda wish I was notified before it was taken down.

I don't post here much anymore, but it appears the Trading Post forum is gone. That's a shame as it was a great resoruce for some of us. Anyway, is there anyone here that is familiar with the 1992 Lead-Off Magazine cards? Until today I thought there was only a Robin Yount card. This morning I learned there is at least a Rollie Fingers and a Gorman Thomas card. I've been searching online to see what this checklist looks like, but can't find anything about it. It's a small set that I think I'd like to build. Any help is appreciated. Hopefully some of the other regular collectors see this before it gets buried.

Sam the Cooking Guy - He does more bar fare food than anything, but I've learned some pretty good recipes from him that we use regularly. But he definitely goes into kicks (Nashville chicken, smahsed burgers, etc) Soft White Underbelly - Came across this in a rabbit hole. Mark Laita interviews people from all walks of life, but a lot of them are based on those that are down and out. Many are addicts. But there are others where he sits down with con artists, mafia members, and crooked cops. It's all really well done as these people tell their stories, but you definitely need to brace yourself for some of them. Baseball Card Collector Investor Dealer - Chris Sewall is favorite guy to watch in the hobby. He has many tales of his collection purchases, and each week does a High Rollers (expensive sales) and Regular Rollers (submissions from viewers of their purchases). He extremely knowledgeable but also doesn't try to pump any card or player as other channels do. Chasing Cardboard - Similar to above to Chris Sewall, Ty documents large card collection purchases he makes but it's produced as a television show.

It's been a while since I've posted on here, but thought I'd pop in. A couple of months ago I started an Instagram account called Card Of The Day. I'm big into sports cards, but also love the history of sports, and this combines the two. Each day I'm posting a card with a background of the athlete or the card itself explaining its signifiance. Anyway, if that is your thing, feel free to check it out and give me a follow @card_of_the_day_ There's more baseball than anything, but I try to switch up sports regularly. Hope you check it out. Cheers!

Thanks! I'll give it a go

Clearing out space and ready to move lots of bobbleheads. All are in boxes unless noted. Will gladly take reasonable offers and will do package deal discounts. Pickup in East Tosa. Potential shipping. Feel free to message me with any questions. Thanks for looking! 2001 Geoff Jenkins (Pepsi) (20) Bob Uecker (Pepsi) (25) 2002 Hank Aaron x2 (35) Sexson/Sheets/Aaron Set (50) 2003 Paul Molitor (15) 2004 Jim Gantnerx2 (15) Jim Gantner (Blue) (50) Scott Podsednik (5) Jim Gantner (15) Ben Sheets (Mini) (20) Gorman Thomas (15) 2005 Rollie Fingers (Signed) (50) Lyle Overbay x3 (5) 2006 Cecil Cooper (10) Hot Dog x2 (25) Damien Miller x3 (10) Robin Yount (Coach) x2 (20) Robin Yount (MVP) (20) 2007 Chris Capuano x3 (5) Chris Capuano (Retro) (15) Prince Fielder x8 (10) Bill Hall x 2 (10) Rickie Weeks (15) 2007 1982 Minis Mike Caldwell x2 (5) Cecil Cooper x2 (10) Harvey Kuennx3 (10) Don Money x4 (10) Paul Molitor (15) Charlie Moore (10) Ben Oglivie (10) Ben Oglivie (Blue) (20) Ted Simmons (10) Don Sutton (Blue) (30) Gorman Thomas x2(10) Pete Vukovich x4 (10) Robin Yount x2 (15) Robin Yount (Blue) (30) Complete Set (White) x3 (125) Complete Set (Blue) (300) 2008 Ryan Braun x2 (15) Ryan Braun (Retro) (25) Prince Fielder (10) Prince Fielder (Retro) (20) JJ Hardy x2 (10) Corey Hart x10 (10) Corey Hart (Retro) (30) Polish (15) 2009 Ryan Braun x2 (20) Jason Kendall x2 (10) Jason Kendall (Retro) (15) Trevor Hoffman (10) Doug Melvin (10) Jeff Suppan (Retro) (15) 2010 Hank Aaron (35) Bernie Brewer (15) Cecil Cooper (10) Craig Counsell x2 (10) Zack Greinke x3 (10) Zack Greinke (Retro) (20) Italian x3 (15) 2011 John Axford x3 (10) John Axford (Retro) x 2 (25) Hot Dog x3 (15) Casey McGehee x3 (5) Casey McGehee (Retro) x4 (10) Randy Wolf x2 (5) 2012 Yovanni Gallardox2 (5) Yovanni Gallardo (Retro) (20) Italian x3 (15) Jonathan Lucroy x2 (10) Jonathan Lucroy (Retro) (25) Nyjer Morgan (5) 2013 Hank Aaron x2 (35) Nori Aoki (5) Ryan Braun x2 (15) Carlos Gomez x2 (5) Corey Hart (5) Harvey Kuenn (Blue) x4 (10) Harvey Kuenn (White) x3 (10) Ben Oglivie (Blue) x2 (15) Ben Oglivie (White) (10) Polish (15) George Scott (Blue) x2 (10) George Scott (White) x2 (10) Gorman Thomas (5) 2014 Hank The Dog x2 (10) Hank The Dog (Marathon) x2 (25) Jim Henderson x6 (5) Jean Segura (10) Vintage Nodder x2 (10) Robin Yount (15) 2015 Matt Garza (Gnome) (5) Scooter Gennet (Gnome - No Box) (5) Scooter Gennett (Gnome) (10) Carlos Gomez (5) Hank The Dog (15) Jonathan Lucroy (Star Wars)x3 (50) 2016 Quad Ghostbusters (35) Jonathan Lucroy (The Protector) x2 (25) Paul Molitor (20) Gorman Thomas (Star Wars) x2 (25) Greg Vaughn x3 (10) 2017 Keon Broxton (Star Wars) x3 (25) Craig Counsell (Mini) x2 (40) Zach Davies (10) Robin Yount (Motorcycle) (25) 2018 Eric Thames x2 (10) Travis Shaw (15) Rosie Red (Reds Mascot) x3 (10) 2019 Orlando Arcia (Star Wars) x4 (25) Yasmani Grandal (15) Josh Hader (15) MINOR LEAGUES 2003 Snappers Brad Nelson (30) 2004 Stockton Ports Geoff Jenkins (No Box) (30) 2005 Snappers Dave Krynzel (15) 2008 Beloit Snappers Rickie Weeks (35) 2008 Snappers Rickie Weeks (Signed) (65) 2009 Stars Microwave Dave (35) 2009 TRats Bernie & Fang (30) 2007 Snappers Prince Fielder (25) 2010 Admirals Bob Uecker - No Box (50) 2010 Sounds Brendan Katin (10) 2010 TRats Fang (NAPA Racecar) (35) 2010 TRats Taylor Green (Rehab) (35) 2011 TRats Scooter Vs Snowman x3 (25) 2012 Snappers Prince Fielder (20) 2012 Sounds Ozzie (Paintable) (20) 2012 Sounds Richard Sterban (25) 2012 Stars Mat Gamel (25) 2013 Chinooks Robin Yount x3 (25) 2013 Stars Darnell Coles (25) 2013 TRats Matt Erickson (15) 2014 TRats Asdrubal Cabrera (10) 2014 TRats Shin Soo Choo (10) 2014 TRats Khris Davis (10) 2014 TRats Felix Hernandez (10) 2014 TRats Adam Jones (10) 2014 TRats Brett Lawrie (10) 2014 TRats Martin Maldonado (10) 2014 TRats David Ortiz (10)

I went on Thursday. I had a prearranged purchase of about 100 auto cards to help with my 1979 set (only 81 cards to go! (Marris/Aaron, Aaron, Munson, and Byron McLaughlin are the toughest left to get, I think). I really wanted to pick up a Nolan Ryan RC in a PSA 6, and there were some out there. We found a beautiful one that was perfectly centered and the woodgrain borders popped nicely. The guy wanted 2200, but would take trades. And I had cards he wanted. Banks RC, 53 Paige, 54 Jackie, 56 Koufax, but they weren't "graded high enough" for him. If they were graded any higher they woulda surpassed the value of the Nolan. He wouldn't do a combo of cash and trade. I had the cash, but I really wanted to make a trade, so I walked away. Kinda kicking myself but we have home projects and things that are probably more important than bragging rights to put in a showcase right now. Went through some bargain boxes and got some good cards for under a buck each that go for $8-10. My friend found a /25 Jose Fernandez Saphire rookie in a dollar bin, he just beat me to it. In hindsight, I should've probably had my eye on a few lesser value cards to pick up, but I've been pretty focused on that card for awhile now. Maybe soon I'll find another I like for a good price. There's deals to be had there, but it was exhausting. Lots of people, too much to take in at once. I'll go every year it's in Chicago, but I'd rather do something else vacation wise.

People that rev their motorcycles. Especially while trying to have a conversation outdoors when they are vrooom-ing away.

Sports cards went through the roof during the pandemic. There was tons of money to be made if you were ahead of the trends. Bobbleheads, in my opinion have predictably just become a niche market. So are you guys still chasing bobbleheads, going after game used stuff, autos, or jcards? The Trading Post board is essentially dying, maybe this post will give it new life? Personally, I've turned my focus on cards. I actually did that years ago. I'm enjoying that much more than the Autograph Fridays and bobblehead nights of the past. Wish I just stuck with cards the entire time honestly. It was my first love as a kid, and now I'm loving it again.

jschris, if you're ever looking to get rid of the Turnbow, lemme know. He's in my top five Brewers of all time. Got him on a ball, but would love to have him on an 8x10

I bought a collection from a friend awhile back. Near 100,000 cards. I went through the tedious task of pulling all the star commons and put them together. If you're not a "collector" per say, but would like to have a small collection of cards of a player you loved growing up for cheap, this might be up your alley. You can comment or DM me. This might save me some time before putting them up on eBay. Thanks!

That's hilarious. And somewhat terrifying!

I know I'm just preaching to the choir here, but Rob Manfred really has no idea what he's doing. I hate him so much.

I got tickets for myself and some friends. Has anyone tried forwarding tickets yet? Has Ballpark App made it different than last year or does it just seem different to me?

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MLB.TV is a great product, and I like putting on other teams when the Brewers aren't playing, but MLB is stupid for blacking out local teams. I didn't know this, but someone told me you can't get Chicago games in Milwaukee, and in Iowa you can't get a most of the Central Division because of their location. Baseball's popularity is going down, and making it more difficult for fans to watch games isn't going to help anything. I don't know if this is due to TV contracts, or what, but it's so frustrating to say the least.