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Shohei Ohtani Cards Are Breaking The Hobby. Is He The Greatest Collectible Ever?

In this episode of Trading Cards and Collectibles, hosts Ryan Alford and Brian Ludden break down the hottest stories in the hobby — from Drake Maye’s meteoric rise to Shohei Ohtani’s record-breaking MLB performance. They also explore Topps’ long-awaited return to NBA cards, playoff-driven market trends, and share personal collector insights. Whether you’re a hobby veteran or new to collecting, this episode offers valuable takeaways on player performance, card market trends, and community engagement. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 00:00 – Drake Maye’s Rise in the Card Market 00:25 – Shohei Ohtani’s Historic MLB Performance 00:38 – Podcast Introduction & Host Welcome 01:09 – Studio & Personal Updates 02:52 – Case Hits: Listener Stories Segment 03:57 – Weekly Movers: Quarterback Market Trends 04:57 – Daniel Jones’ Card Value Surge 07:05 – Ohtani’s Dual-Threat Feats 10:04 – Ohtani’s Card Value Stability 11:05 – MLB Playoffs & Market Impact 12:02 – Ludex World Series Bracket Scans 13:03 – Canadian Card Collecting Trends 15:14 – Topps Returns to NBA Cards 17:43 – Show & Tell: Rare Jordan Card 18:37 – Episode Wrap-Up 20:35 – Outro & Where to Find the Show 💡 Key Takeaways Drake Maye’s breakout impact on the sports card market Shohei Ohtani’s consistent value as a two-way superstar Market movements for Matthew Stafford & Daniel Jones MLB playoff effects on player scans and values Topps’ comeback to NBA cards after years away Insights into the Canadian and Pokémon card scenes Tips on how card scan data helps collectors