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This guide offers a comprehensive table listing specific quicksell values and max price caps for each overall rating and/or rarity, making it easy to reference values for any card. Understanding these values is essential for maximizing stubs when flipping cards.

From his iconic 1968 rookie card to his Angels-era classics, we break down the best Nolan Ryan flagship Topps cards from 1968 to 1979 and why they remain must-haves for collectors.

MLB The Show sent out a survey this past week to players who are signed up to the Scouting Report. In it are some potential new features for Diamond Dynasty. We take a look at what we can realistically expect for next year!

A solid gaming monitor can be a huge advantage when playing MLB The Show. We take a look at some of the very best options to up your game that fit into your personal price range.

Upgraded Captains, loads of free Diamonds and permanent Double XP? We discuss it all in this Season 4 Breakdown at ShowZone.

Sets and Seasons are no more. SDS detailed the big change and some other early teasers about MLB The Show 25.

Explore the best Barry Bonds rookie cards, from rare error versions to iconic Topps and Donruss releases, capturing the early career of MLB’s home run leader.

Explore the most iconic Derek Jeter rookie cards, from rare SP Foil editions to classic Topps releases, capturing the early career of “The Captain” as he throws out the first pitch for Game 3 of the World Series.

Explore the most valuable Shohei Ohtani rookie cards, from ultra-rare superfractors to stunning color refractors, capturing the legacy of one of baseball’s brightest stars.

Celebrate Freddie Freeman’s legendary career with a look at his top rookie cards, from coveted Bowman Chrome autographs to classic 2011 Topps parallels—essential collectibles for fans and hobbyists alike.