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New York Mets fans do not want to imagine this scenario playing out.

With final numbers now in, graded card totals continue to reach all-time highs, but which athletes lead the all-time list, and what do these numbers mean for the hobby?

The top six players from our November rankings are still on the board. Where could they end up?

Will the Toronto Blue Jays lose a star player to the Los Angeles Dodgers?

The newly retired Dodgers legend might not stay away from baseball very long.

A stunning collection of 1958 and 1959 Topps Baseball cards was recently rediscovered and will be sold. The set features baseball legends like Hank Aaron, Willie Mays, Roger Maris, Mickey Mantle, Sandy Koufax, and more!

The Boston Red Sox should look to make a move...

The St. Louis Cardinals should swing a deal...

The Detroit Tigers could still shock everyone and move on from their ace.

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The third baseman's five-year, $175 million contract proves Chicago is willing to spend—even if there are some warning signs about Bregman’s future.

Bregman is headed to Chicago.

The New York Yankees now assume Cody Bellinger will sign elsewhere amid stalled negotiations with the free agent.

Detroit and its star pitcher reportedly have two wildly different figures in mind.

The commissioner’s latest bright idea is sure to rankle.

The Blue Jays went from the basement to the World Series in 2025. These six teams will try to do the same this year.

Lorenzen will be a starter in Colorado's rotation in 2026.

Cabrera on Wednesday was traded to the Cubs in exchange for three prospects, including Chicago’s top-ranked minor leaguer.

The 27-year-old has been a solid piece for Miami in recent years.

The Blue Jays can thank Okamoto's daughter.

Beltran was the mastermind of the Astros’ infamous sign-stealing scandal. The fourth-year Hall of Fame candidate is likely to be elected this year, but should he be?

Mattingly is coming off a World Series appearance with the Blue Jays.

With his 60-home run explosion in 2025, the Mariners catcher joined one of the most exclusive clubs in sports. The power surge may have been sudden and shocking. But this slugger is hardly an overnight sensation.