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In episode 7 of the Baseball Cards Daily podcast, Chris Steuber interviewed the star of the 1994 movie Little Big League, Luke Edwards. Edwards played Billy Heywood in the movie. Steuber and Edwards discussed the movie, as well as how baseball cards were mentioned and seen a lot in the film. If you're a fan of the movie Little Big League, this is an episode you don't want to miss!

In the first episode (episode 6 overall) of Season 2 of the Baseball Cards Daily podcast, Baseball Cards Daily's host Chris Steuber was joined by the man who was single-handedly responsible for putting together the 1989 Upper Deck Ken Griffey Jr. rookie card and the entire 1989 Upper Deck set. He was Upper Deck’s first employee and is currently the President of Sage Collectibles, Tom Geideman. Steuber and Geideman had an in-depth discussion about the generational and iconic 1989 Upper Deck Ken Griffey Jr. card. This is an episode you don't want to miss!

Chris Steuber makes an announcement regarding Season 2 of the Baseball Cards Daily podcast.

In this special bonus episode to Season 1 of the Baseball Cards Daily podcast, Chris Steuber is joined by Dave Oancea a.k.a. "Vegas Dave." Steuber and Vegas Dave discussed the amazing 2009 Bowman Chrome Draft Prospects Mike Trout autographed card in general, as well as the Superfractor (1/1) card that Dave purchased for $400,000 and the other variations of the card that he owns. You'll want to listen to this episode!

In episode 5 of the Baseball Cards Daily podcast, Chris Steuber is joined by longtime hobbyist and former NFL offensive lineman, Evan Mathis. Steuber and Mathis discussed the iconic 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle card, which Mathis owned and recently sold (PSA 9 graded version) for a cool $2.88 million. This is an episode you don't want to miss!

In episode 4 of the Baseball Cards Daily podcast, Chris Steuber profiles New York Yankees' legend Mickey Mantle and the best player in the game today, Los Angeles Angels' superstar Mike Trout. The comparisons between the two are striking in a number of ways, and Steuber identifies the cards of theirs collectors and investors should invest in or at least fantasize about.