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Hall of Famer Ralph Kiner, born on this date in 1922

Steve Ontiveros, Chicago Cubs, 1980 Topps

Terminator rookie card, 1984 Topps style, in honor of the film’s anniversary

Michael Jordan made his NBA debut on this date in 1984.

Snuffy Stirnweiss of the New York Yankees, born on this date in 1918

Al Cowens, Seattle Mariners, 1983 Fleer

Pablo Picasso was born on this date in 1881.

Pedro Martínez, Boston Red Sox, 1999 Topps

Yandy Díaz, Tampa Bay Rays, 2026 Topps

The Silver Jews’ “Starlite Walker” was released on this date in 1994.

Louis Sockalexis of the Cleveland Spiders, born on this date in 1871

Congratulations to Italian Sausage, the first Sausage Race winner in World Series history

Jacob Misiorowski, Milwaukee Brewers, from the 2026 Topps “Stars of MLB” series

Pelé was born on this date in 1940.

Happy birthday, “Weird” Al Yankovic!

Jimmie Foxx, Boston Red Sox, 1938 Goudey

Angel Reese, Atlanta Dream

Remembering Wilbur Wood, born on this date in 1941

Ichiro Suzuki, Seattle Mariners, 2001 Topps

Ron Pruitt, Cleveland, 1979 Topps

Caleb Wilson, Chicago Bulls

Whitey Ford, New York Yankees, 1963 Topps

Bela Lugosi was born on this date in 1882.

Quick card drawing inspired by a viewing of “You Can See Everything,” best new movie I’ve seen in a while…

Mickey Mantle was born 95 years ago today.

Remembering Tom Petty, born on this date in 1950

Keith Hernandez, New York Mets, 1988 Topps

Allisha Gray, Atlanta Dream, 2026 Donruss

A-ha’s “Take On Me” single was released on this date in 1984.

Mordecai “Three Finger” Brown was born 150 years ago today.

Sonic Youth’s “Daydream Nation” was released on this date in 1988.

Candy Cummings, widely credited as the inventor of the curveball, was born on this date in 1848.

“The Psychedelic Sounds of the 13th Floor Elevators” was released 60 years ago today.

Evel Knievel was born on this date in 1938.

Veronica Burton, Golden State Valkyries, 2026 Donruss

Connie Morgan, one of three women to play in baseball’s Negro Leagues, was born on this date in 1935.

Remembering George Wendt, born on this date in 1948

Nico, 1967 Topps style, in honor of her birthday today

Legendary music venue CBGB closed its doors 20 years ago today.

Bryce Harper, Philadelphia Phillies, 2024 Topps (1989 design)

Remembering Bob Weir, born on this date in 1947

Daniel Vogelbach, hitting coach, Milwaukee Brewers

“The Evil Dead” was first screened on this date in 1981.

Mel Harder, Cleveland Indians, 1933 Goudey

Jim Palmer, Baltimore Orioles, 1976 Topps

Remembering Penny Marshall, born on this date in 1943

Al Oliver, Montreal Expos, 1982 Topps Traded

“Pulp Fiction” hit theaters on this date in 1994.

Molly the animatronic bird, drawn in the style of the T206 Honus Wagner

Harry Brecheen, Baltimore Orioles, 1954 Topps