NBA and MLB Updates, UFC on the Rise, and StarStock CEO Scott Greenberg

Sports Cards Nonsense

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4.8 • 978 Ratings

🗓️ 16 April 2021

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

Today on 'Sports Cards Nonsense,' Mike and Jesse talk about recent developments in the MLB and NBA and how UFC cards are on the rise. Then they interview StarStock cofounder and CEO Scott Greenberg about how his company is looking to make sports cards buying and selling work faster and in real time while you watch sports. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Sports Cars Nonsense Friday Edition, Jesse's cameras off.
0:04.0	Oh God, I wish you left it off.
0:06.0	Is that a raccoon on your head?
0:07.0	What is that?
0:08.0	I was told that Thursday slash Friday's episode would be costume.
0:15.0	Where's the costume Mike?
0:18.0	You... Oh God.
0:20.0	Oh God.
0:22.0	This is gonna be a mistake. I can almost hear how much how much value just was lost.
0:29.8	This is now game war dude.. That's a fanatics?
0:33.4	A fanatics authentic.
0:34.8	By the way, if you're just listening to the podcast,
0:36.1	you want to know why the sound quality is crap,
0:37.8	I was literally shoving a Ken Griffey Jr.
0:40.2	Autograph batting helmet on my skull.
0:42.5	I messed up my hair.
0:43.8	Two things you're going to notice today.
0:44.9	Two of the most important things of the show.
0:46.2	Here's your show preview rundown.
0:48.2	Well, three things.
0:48.9	Jesse looks awesome.
0:50.6	Thank you for following through, dressing up. I was told. Hair game is on point. If you're for following through dressing up. I was told.
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