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Bob D’Angelo
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Writer, Cox Media Group
Tampa
Beats
Orioles Baseball , Baltimore , MLB
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By Bob D'Angelo, Bob D’Angelo Verified| Sports Collectors Daily@ The 1930s saw the Goudey Gum Company produce some iconic cards of baseball stars. North of the border, Canadian-based World Wide Gum produced a similar version, but with several key differences. A complete, 96-card set of the 1934 World Wide Gum set, commonly called the “Canadian Goudey,” is part of Heritage Auctions’ Winter Sports Catalog Auction that runs from Dec. 5 to Dec. 7. What makes this set — catalogued as V354 — so special is that it is the No. 1 All-Time Finest set on the PSA registry.
By Bob D'Angelo, Bob D’Angelo Verified| Sports Collectors Daily@ Larry Lucchino was once characterized as Earl Weaver in a suit – without the vocabulary. Lucchino, who died in April at the age of 78, was just as aggressive as the Earl of Baltimore and had the same passion for winning. As president and CEO of the Boston Red Sox, he oversaw three World Series titles and helped Boston overcome the Curse of the Bambino.
By Bob D'Angelo, Bob D’Angelo Verified| Sports Collectors Daily@ Panini America’s 2024-25 Hoops basketball kicks off the new calendar year with a new class of rookies. The annual lower cost flagship NBA product makes its return after debuting for the 1989-90 season. A hobby box will contain 24 packs, with eight cards in each pack. Panini has not announced how many total cards will be in the base set this year, but the 2023-24 set had 300. The company did say that there would be a 50-player rookie base set.
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Cox Media Group
Cox Enterprises is a global conglomerate based in Atlanta, Georgia, founded in 1898 by James M. Cox. The company operates through several major subsidiaries, including Cox Communications, Cox Media Group, and Cox Automotive, employing around 55,000 people worldwide. Cox Communications provides cable television, internet, and telephone services to residential and commercial customers across the United States. Cox Media Group manages media operations, including television and radio stations, as well as newspapers. Cox Automotive offers a variety of automotive services, featuring platforms like Manheim Auctions, Autotrader, and Kelley Blue Book, which cater to automotive dealerships and consumers. Cox Enterprises is committed to sustainability through its Cox Conserves program, aiming for zero waste to landfills by 2024 and carbon and water neutrality by 2034. With a revenue of approximately $21 billion to $22 billion, the company continues to expand into new sectors while maintaining a strong focus on innovation.
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