Oh, it's been a minute, but it's time for some popping packs.

We got all the boys here in the classic factory to rip open some basketball

cards and really just test each other's knowledge of the game, if we're being completely

honest. Shout out to everybody that's always sending in packs or trying to get in touch,

keep them coming. We got a crazy set of packs today because we're touching on three different

decades.

93-94 NBA Jam session.

I think you're going to get us started there with me.

Look at the weird size of these cards.

Very long.

Then we've got a pack victory.

I don't remember this brand at all, but 2000, 2001.

No, like look at it. Is this pack just been sitting in the back of somebody's car for 20 years or has it always looked like that? So yellowed. Yeah,

it's very yellowed. And then this, cry from them wrong, this might be a first. We're going to open

some current packs. They actually make current packs still. NBA hoopsops 2020, 21. You've got Cade Cunningham on the front. I think there's some autograph cards in somebody's packs. Well, one per box on average, it says here. Oh, we got a whole box. Should we just do them all? That's what they do on the real card opening streams, just pop them and pop them.

We'll be happy to get some rookies.

Yes, that's right. And just like, again, we're always talking about 90s players usually. Yeah. To do current players. That's this season, 21, 22. Can't wait. So anyway, you've got to start. What do you do? Well, I'm going to go with these jam session ones, 93-94, the weird

rectangular ones here, because inside, you'll like this one, Skeetty. There's four limited

edition extra packs, eight second-year stars. So, you know, that's right up your alleyway there.

We've got game breakers, which are established NBA stars. Okay. Rookie standouts, speaks for itself. And then slam dunk heroes.

Ooh, 93.94. Okay. Cedric Sabalos or D. Brown.

Yeah. Yeah. Harold Dinah, 193.

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