As the Dodgers chase their eighth World Series title in franchise history and multi-time All-Star and future Hall of Famer Freddie Freeman stands as the series’ MVP frontrunner several key storylines have followed this year’s postseason race. Known for his consistent power, clutch performances, and unwavering leadership, Freeman has cemented himself as one of the game’s true elites. Here’s a look at the must-have Freddie Freeman cards that celebrate his legacy and his unforgettable role in bringing another championship to Los Angeles.


https://ripped.topps.com/2024-world-series-freddie-freemans-cards-to-collect-culture/

First walk-off grand slam in World Series history! As much as it hurts to see Freddie Freeman in another uniform, at least I still have a chunk of this one 😅

One of my favorite Freddie’s in my collection.

I’m not loving how teams are pressuring fans to quickly turn over milestone balls they caught in the stands or else they won’t authenticate it. I think it’s great that some fans appear to be selfless but many don’t know any better, and the teams certainly know they are ripping fans off given they have multi-million dollar authentication/auction businesses. Heritage estimates this Ohtani home run ball at $100,000.

What do y’all think?

https://theathletic.com/5392308/2024/04/04/dodgers-shohei-ohtani-homer-fan

I love vintage autos, especially of HOF greats and ones that had an impact on the game of sport. Jackie Robinson is one of my all time favorites for all the obvious reasons. My father in law is a die hard Dodger can and has stacks of postcards and in some cases letters from Dodger greats. He would write in and they would actually respond and in instance, full letters describing pivotal plays in their careers.

This one is neat in that a kid asks for tips. Jackie's response is just great. I wish I had a full hand written letter from him.