At the end of World War II, professional baseball was a conspicuous feature of America’s separate and unequal racial landscape. Hall of Fame New York Giant outfielder Monte Irvin and three-time ...

1) Monte Irvin (1919) Before baseball’s color barrier was broken ... and he is well-known among baseball card collectors for his 1952 Topps card, which once sold for $83,970. The powerful Soler hit ...

In this June 26, 2010, file photo, former Giants Hall of Famer Monte Irvin laughs as his jersey was retired by the San Francisco Giants during a special pre-game ceremony before a baseball game ...

Brooks: 2025 Topps Series 1 baseball cards were released this week — an exciting occasion for every collector, not so much because of what the cards are but what they represent. No matter how ...

Topps has been in the baseball card business since 1951, with its first release in 1952. In January 2022, Fanatics acquired the company for $500 million, which included Topps' collectibles arm ...

Irvin tossed a perfect inning in Saturday's Grapefruit League game against the Astros. The 28-year-old right-hander needed only eight pitches to breeze through his first game action of the spring.

In 2025, Topps is giving collectors a way to hold a piece of that history with Rickwood Field insert cards in Topps Series 1 Baseball, featuring game-used relics from the MLB at the Rickwood game ...

Much like his teammate Crews, James Wood is one of the most-featured rookies in 2025 Topps Series 1 Baseball. His RC's include base set parallels, autos, patch cards, inserts, image variations ...

A one-of-a-kind autographed baseball card featuring a patch of the No. 30 jersey Skenes donned during his big league debut is heading to auction on Thursday. The card's journey over the last few ...

By Jordan Mintzer Baseball movies are more than a mere subgenre of sports movies; they’re a whole genre unto themselves. With nearly 200 feature-length titles, both fiction and documentary ...

Who would ever have thought a simple subway ride would create the design for an iconic baseball card series? “Everyone gets inspired,’’ said Clay Luraschi, Topps senior vice president/global ...