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If you’re going to Friday’s Astros-Rangers game, your trip to Minute Maid Park won’t be more adventurous than the guys who work for Topps.
Fanatics, the sports-focused company led by CEO Michael Rubin, wants to create a Comic-Con for sports fans.
Make-A-Wish continues to make great strides in making the dream of kids in need come true, and a strong collaborative effort with WWE and Fanatics is leading the charge.
Travis Scott is going back to college — sort of. La Flame’s Cactus Jack company has teamed up with Fanatics, Lids and Mitchell & Ness to design the Jack Goes Back to School collection.
The cheers of the crowd upon scoring the winning goal, the sense of invincibility crossing the finish line first, and the excitement of competing at the highest echelons encapsulate the life of a professional athlete. Athletes epitomize commitment, resilience and optimal physical prowess.
Under the Bowman brand, Topps has announced the release of the first officially-licensed March Madness trading cards, available starting Monday.
Chicago Sky forward Brianna Turner thinks it isn’t a coincidence that WNBA expansion and Caitlin Clark’s rise in popularity are seemingly happening in lock-step. Turner believes that can only help the exposure women’s basketball is getting.
Fanatics has built a multibillion-dollar business on the backs of athletes. And the digital sports platform is doing its part to give back.
Several NFL, MLB, and NBA stars made appearances at trading card stores and hobby shops across the country on Saturday to celebrate Topps Hobby Rip Night.
Tucked deep into Scottsdale is a rented 10,000 square-foot, three-story mansion, where thousands of baseball cards wait to be signed by more than 160 ballplayers who are in the Phoenix area for spring training.
When Inter Miami forward and former Liverpool and Barcelona star Luis Suarez makes his Major League Soccer debut on Wednesday against Real Salt Lake, he will be part of a new MLS collectibles launch.
The WWE and Fanatics Events have set details for “WWE World at WrestleMania,” a five-day interactive fan experience taking place from Thursday, April 4 through Monday, April 8 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia.
Atlanta outfielder Ronald Acuña Jr., coming off his historic MVP season, will now be the cover star for the 2024 Topps Baseball Series cards that launches Wednesday.
Topps’ flagship Series 1 debuts February 14th and this year’s release refreshes the brand with an innovative design featuring a neon border and black smoke backdrop.
Three of the stars playing in this weekend’s Super Bowl — San Francisco 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey, quarterback Brock Purdy and Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes — have dominated jersey sales throughout the NFL season.
UFC and Fanatics Collectibles have entered into a multiyear partnership granting Fanatics the exclusive rights to produce UFC trading cards.
On the Saturday before Thanksgiving, thousands of people filed into a dated convention center near O’Hare Airport to participate in the very American pastime of buying and selling sports trading cards.
Iowa sharpshooter Caitlin Clark is rewriting the college basketball record books and now her trading card is doing the same on the auction block, shattering the previous top price for a women's basketball card.
LeBron James and his son, Bronny, will appear together on a unique sports trading card to herald the Los Angeles Lakers superstar’s new multiyear partnership with Fanatics.
LeBron James and his elder son, Bronny, might not have graced the same basketball court for an NBA game yet, but they'll soon appear on the same basketball card.
Shohei Ohtani hasn't played a single game yet for the Los Angeles Dodgers, but he's already breaking records.
For many collectors, Tom Brady getting his first baseball cards in the 2023 Bowman Draft Baseball release is old news. However, the scale with which Fanatics Collectibles is pushing the product, especially Brady’s inclusion, is something all new.
A new Fanatics campaign is asking sports fans to enter an alternate universe where Tom Brady took his talents to the Montreal Expos.
Dylan Harper of Don Bosco Prep (Ramsey, N.J.) started his Wednesday like any other high school senior - attending class - but the normalcy ended there for the 17-year-old. After his morning classes, Harper left school early to watch his older brother Ron Jr. and the G-League's Toronto 905 take on the Westchester Knicks, before making some major news of his own.
Michael Rubin, the billionaire CEO of Fanatics, splits his time between three primary residences—four, if you count the new $70 million pied-à-terre in the Hollywood Hills, overlooking downtown Los Angeles.