Instead of blowing out the candles on his birthday cake, Shohei Ohtani blew three nasty breaking pitches by Astros hitters to ...

3. 1925 Exhibit Supply Co. Rookie Card Widely considered Gehrig’s true rookie card, this 1925 card from the Exhibit set, is a black-and-white, postcard-sized card that predates most mainstream sets.

Card Ladder registers one sale of Ohtani's 2025 All Aces so far, $1,775 for a PSA 10. By far, the top 2025 Topps Baseball Series 1 All Aces sale to date is $5,300 for Jackson Jobe's 1/1.

In terms of other low-numbered pulls of interest, a 2025 Topps Baseball Series 1 MLB Tokyo Series Takashi Murakami Auto numbered to 5 is listed on Ebay for $19,500. A Shohei Ohtani Stars of Japan ...

The one-of-a-kind Topps Dynasty Black card, that features an on-card signature in gold ink by Ohtani and the MLB logo patch from the pants he wore during his record-setting game against the Miami ...

A Shohei Ohtani autographed card from his historic 2024 season has set a new record, becoming the first of the Los Angeles Dodgers star’s cards to sell for over $1 million. The one-of-a-kind ...

The 2024 Topps Shohei Ohtani Black Dynasty “50/50” Relic is a one-of-a-kind autographed card that features the Major League Baseball logo from the pants he wore while recording his record ...

A one-of-a-kind Shohei Ohtani baseball card has sold for more than $1 million at auction. March 30, 2025 (Heritage Auctions) Donald Trump authorizes U.S. military to take control of land on ...

Shohei Ohtani became the first Los Angeles Dodgers star to have a baseball card sell for more than $1 million when an autographed relic card from his historic 50/50 season in 2024 sold at auction ...

Shohei Ohtani will get $325,000 worth of baseball cards that former interpreter Ippei Mizuhara fraudulently bought with the Dodgers star's money, according to court documents.

Ohtani asked a District Court judge that he wants to recover a series of baseball cards valued at $325,000 that were confiscated from Mizuhara when the scandal broke.

On Dec. 2, federal prosecutors revealed Ohtani will recover all $325,000 worth of baseball cards purchased by Mizuhara, and his scheduled Dec. 20 hearing was subsequently canceled.