Vinit Jagdish

I’m there!

I will have to bookmark this and come back to it when my brain is working.

Nice pickup!

Here’s a yellow card I really like.

Drop a yellow card you like below. Bonus points for vintage. #CardSky

Bonus points!

Here’s a Thursday night vintage card I really like.

Drop a vintage card you like below. Bonus points for Brooklyn Dodgers. #CardSky

Something cool and unique in my collection. The 2018 Gummy Arts set was a gigantic influence on my card enthusiasm and knowledge. What's something unique that you cherish?

Crawford on the front. Cobb on the back.

Purchases are few and far between these days but I’m making them count.

Outstanding!

The first time I saw this card I thought it was the coolest card ever made.

Too soon?

Oddball search for the 1972 Topps set build. Does anyone have a card # 29b Bill Bonham with green below the letters C&S to trade? It's the last green letter C&S variation I need for the 1972 build.

He was robbed!

National CASA/GAL federal funding terminated Without these funds, the work of CASA/GAL programs across the country will be impacted along with more than 200,000 children...

Absolute monsters 😡

Nice to see you here!

Colored-pencil card drawing of Stephen Malkmus

Pavement’s “Slanted and Enchanted” was released on this date in 1992.

Diamondbacks are tied for the fourth best record in MLB and are in fourth place in the NL West?

Seems like a pretty loose definition of “star.”

I really liked the old city connects but I’m a Dbacks fan and shouldn’t have a say in this.

If they stuck around until the end, they got a great finish. 5 runs in the bottom of the ninth to walk it off!

Yeah, it’s Eugenio Suarez bobble head night. Hope they have a great time and stay cool! Record heat today.

A great choice! I need to get back to posting the set.

They’ll do dinosaurs next. What could go wrong?

On this day in 1886, “Smokey Joe” Williams was born in Seguin, TX. One of the best pitchers of his era, he was also one of the most feared with his 6’4” frame. Ty Cobb stated that he would have been a 30-game winner in MLB. Here’s a color study of him with the Lincoln Giants in 1912.

Today In 1973: The great Roberto Clemente's number 21 is posthumously retired by the Pittsburgh #Pirates on Opening Day at Three Rivers Stadium. #MLB #Legend #Retire21 #Baseball #History

Japanese American National Museum takes a stand against DOGE cuts to NEH The National Endowment for the Humanities warned museums across the country that it was slashing funding, including money previously pledged to places such as LACMA and the Japanese American National ...

“Facing pressure to scrub its website of diversity and inclusion references, a Japanese American National Museum leader says the museum will ‘scrub nothing.’” 🔥

It's all about belief.