2014 Rookie Cards
101 rookie cards across Basketball, Hockey, Football, Baseball. Sorted by estimated gem mint value.
2014-15 Panini Prizm Joel Embiid Silver RC #288
Embiid's Silver Prizm rookie parallel — significantly scarcer than the base version. As the 2022-23 MVP and multi-time All-Star, this Silver has moved into four-figure territory for PSA 10 copies.
2014-15 Upper Deck Young Guns Leon Draisaitl #217
The 2020 Hart Trophy winner's Young Guns rookie. Draisaitl is the most complete power forward of his generation — a dominant passer, scorer, and leader who consistently outproduces his competition.
2014-15 Panini Prizm Joel Embiid #232
The Process's Prizm rookie card from the year Philadelphia committed to the rebuild. Embiid overcame serious injury and international uncertainty to become a two-time All-Star Game MVP and the most dominant center of his era.
2014-15 Panini Prizm Joel Embiid RC #288
The Process's Prizm RC from his debut class year. Embiid became the 2022-23 MVP and one of the most dominant big men in the modern NBA. His combination of post skill and three-point range made him the anchor of the Sixers' contention windows.
2014-15 Upper Deck Young Guns Leon Draisaitl RC #231
McDavid's co-star and Hart Trophy winner. Draisaitl's 2019-20 season — 110 points in 71 games — stands as one of the greatest individual offensive seasons in modern hockey. As one of the two best players on the same team, his RC commands steady appreciation.
2014-15 Upper Deck Young Guns Leon Draisaitl #223
The German Wunderkind's Young Guns RC. Draisaitl won the Hart and Art Ross in 2020 and forms the most dangerous 1-2 punch in hockey with McDavid. His ability to dominate at center independent of McDavid proves he's a franchise player in his own right.
2014-15 Panini Prizm Joel Embiid #253
The Process personified. Embiid won MVP and transformed from injured bust risk to the most dominant center since Shaq.
2014 Panini Prizm Aaron Donald #234
The greatest interior pass-rusher in NFL history's Prizm rookie. Donald won three Defensive Player of the Year awards and his ability to collapse a pocket from a single interior position changed how offensive linemen and coaches approach game planning.
2014-15 Panini Prizm Nikola Jokic #335
The Joker. Jokic won 3 consecutive MVPs and led Denver to the 2023 NBA title. The greatest passing big man in NBA history.
2014-15 Upper Deck Young Guns David Pastrnak #222
Pasta's Young Guns RC. Pastrnak is the Bruins' franchise scorer with multiple 40-goal seasons and an infectious personality. His one-timer on the power play is one of the most feared shots in the NHL.
2014 Topps Chrome Mookie Betts #MB-2
The most complete player in baseball. MVP, Gold Glove, Silver Slugger — Betts does everything at an elite level. LA market premium.
2014-15 Upper Deck Leon Draisaitl #228
The best German hockey player ever and McDavid's running mate. Draisaitl's Hart Trophy season proved he's a franchise player in his own right.
2014-15 Upper Deck David Pastrnak #222
Pasta's Young Guns RC. The Czech sniper's lethal wrist shot and chemistry with Marchand-Bergeron line made him Boston's top scorer for a decade.
2014 Topps Chrome Jacob deGrom #27 RC
deGrom Chrome RC from his ROY season. He won back-to-back Cy Youngs in 2018-19 with a 1.70 and 2.43 ERA. At his peak he was the most dominant pitcher since Pedro Martinez — unhittable velocity paired with elite command.
2014 Panini Prizm Odell Beckham Jr. #289
OBJ's most recognizable Prizm rookie. The one-handed catch against Dallas made him instantly iconic. His brand transcended football — making his rookie cards crossover culture collector targets.
2014 Panini Prizm Khalil Mack #258
The edge rusher who commanded the largest defensive contract in NFL history at the time of his trade to Chicago. Mack's ability to generate pressure from multiple alignments makes him the complete edge defender blueprint.
2014-15 Panini Prizm Andrew Wiggins RC #279
The 2014 #1 overall pick's Prizm rookie from his Rookie of the Year season. Wiggins found his championship role as a defensive stopper and three-point shooter with Golden State, adding a championship to his resume.
2014 Topps Chrome Jacob deGrom #36
The most dominant pitcher of the 2010s when healthy. deGrom's consecutive sub-2.00 ERA Cy Young seasons were historically great.
2014-15 Upper Deck Andrei Vasilevskiy #234
The Big Cat. Two Stanley Cups and a Conn Smythe Trophy cement Vasilevskiy as the best goaltender of his generation.
2014-15 Upper Deck Young Guns Sam Reinhart #234
Reinhart Young Guns RC. Originally drafted 2nd overall by Buffalo, Reinhart blossomed into an elite goal scorer after being traded to Florida. He scored 57 goals in 2023-24 and was instrumental in the Panthers winning their first Stanley Cup in franchise history.
2014 Panini Prizm Mike Evans #216 Rookie Card
Prizm RC. Evans was drafted 7th overall in 2014 — the same class as Odell Beckham Jr. While OBJ made the famous catch, Evans has been far more consistent and durable over a decade. His Super Bowl LV ring with Brady sealed his legacy.
2014-15 Panini Prizm Andrew Wiggins #279
The #1 overall pick who became a Golden State Warrior. Wiggins's late-career defensive revelation and championship ring with the Warriors turned a disappointing early career narrative into a rewarding arc.
2014 Topps Chrome Odell Beckham Jr. #117
OBJ's chrome RC — the catch against Dallas on Sunday Night Football made this the most-hyped WR RC of the 2010s overnight. Beckham's explosive talent and cultural impact made him a crossover star, though injuries limited his ceiling.
2014 Topps Chrome Khalil Mack #205
The 2016 DPOY's chrome RC. Mack's combination of power and speed off the edge made him one of the most feared pass rushers of the 2010s. His blockbuster trade from Oakland to Chicago was a defining moment in modern NFL trades.
2014 Bowman Chrome Mookie Betts #BCP-109
The best player in baseball. Betts' MVP, World Series ring, and perennial Gold Glove play in right field make him generationally elite.
2014 Bowman Chrome Aaron Donald #109 RC
Donald Bowman Chrome RC. The greatest interior defensive lineman in NFL history — 3x DPOY, 8x First-Team All-Pro, Super Bowl champion. Unblockable from the DT position.
2014 Topps Chrome Aaron Donald #175 RC
AD99 Topps Chrome RC. Donald dominated from day one — DROY, then three DPOYs. Changed how teams value interior pass rushers. His sack that sealed the Rams' Super Bowl LVI victory was his signature moment.
2014 Topps Chrome Jose Ramirez #28
J-Ram's Chrome RC. Signed for just $50,000 out of the Dominican Republic, Ramirez became one of the most complete players in baseball — a perennial MVP candidate with consistent 30+ HR power and elite defense at third base.
2014 Topps Chrome Mike Evans #185 Rookie Card
Chrome RC. Mike Evans holds the NFL record for consecutive 1,000-yard receiving seasons (11). The Texas A&M product's combination of size (6'5", 231 lbs) and speed has made him one of the most consistent receivers in league history.
2014-15 Panini Prizm Andrew Wiggins #251
The 2022 Finals X-factor. Wiggins' two-way dominance in Golden State's championship run silenced all doubters.
2014 Topps Chrome Davante Adams #103
The best route runner in the NFL. Adams' precision and ability to separate make him one of the greatest receivers of this era.
2014 Bowman Chrome Mike Evans #10 Rookie Card
Bowman Chrome RC. Evans played alongside Johnny Manziel at Texas A&M, catching 69 passes for 1,394 yards in 2013. His transition to the NFL was seamless — 1,051 yards as a rookie despite a struggling Bucs team.
2014 Topps Chrome Masahiro Tanaka RC #10
The splitter master from Japan. Yankees signed him for $155M after a legendary NPB career (99-35 record with Rakuten). 78-46 in 7 MLB seasons. His Topps Chrome RC has strong crossover appeal in the Japanese market.
2014 Panini Prizm Odell Beckham Jr. #253
OBJ's Prizm rookie. The one-handed catch against Dallas in 2014 made him a cultural icon beyond football.
2014 Topps Chrome George Springer #14 Rookie Card
Chrome RC. Springer was the 2017 World Series MVP, hitting 5 home runs to tie the all-time record. His leadoff power transformed how the Astros dynasty operated.
2014-15 Panini Prizm Zach LaVine #308 Rookie Card
Prizm RC. LaVine is the most explosive athlete in the NBA — a 2x consecutive slam dunk champion who won at ages 19 and 20 (the youngest ever). His $215M max contract rewards a 27.4 PPG scorer who can get a bucket from anywhere on the floor. The UCLA product is a walking highlight reel.
2014 Bowman Chrome Masahiro Tanaka RC #55
Returned to NPB in 2021 after 7 dominant years in pinstripes. His 2014 postseason debut (8 IP, 1 ER) showed he could handle the bright lights of October in New York.
2014-15 Panini Select Zach LaVine #199 Rookie Card
Select RC. Drafted #13 by Minnesota, LaVine tore his ACL in 2017 and came back BETTER — posting career highs in scoring with the Bulls. His dunk contest performances (a perfect-score between-the-legs from the free throw line, a space-slam off the bounce) are among the greatest ever.
2014 Topps Masahiro Tanaka RC #US-200
Went 13-5 with a 2.77 ERA in his debut MLB season despite a partially torn UCL. Won 12+ games in 4 of his 7 seasons. His nasty splitter was virtually unhittable.
2014-15 Upper Deck Young Guns Aaron Ekblad #468
Young Guns RC of the Panthers defenseman taken #1 overall in 2014 — the first D-man drafted first since Erik Johnson in 2006. Ekblad won the Calder Trophy as a rookie and became a core piece of Florida's 2024 Stanley Cup championship team. His combination of size (6-4, 216) and skating ability defines the modern elite defenseman.
2014-15 Upper Deck Seth Jones YG RC #222
Young Guns RC. Jones was the 4th overall pick in 2013 — the son of former NBA player Popeye Jones. Born in Arlington, Texas (unusual for a hockey player), he became one of the first prominent Black American-born NHL stars. His $76M contract with Chicago makes him one of the highest-paid defensemen ever.
2014 Topps Chrome Xander Bogaerts #44 Rookie Card
Chrome RC. Bogaerts' consistency at the plate is remarkable — multiple .300+ seasons with 15+ HR power. His leadership in the Red Sox clubhouse was irreplaceable.
2014-15 Upper Deck Bo Horvat #228 Young Guns RC
Young Guns RC. The former Canucks captain who scored 40 goals before being traded to the Islanders in a blockbuster deal. Horvat is one of the best two-way centers in the NHL with elite faceoff ability and a lethal one-timer.
2014 Topps Chrome Christian Yelich #213 RC
Chrome RC. Yelich won the 2018 NL MVP with a ridiculous .326/.402/.598 slash line, hitting 36 HR with 22 SB. He narrowly missed repeating in 2019. His MVP campaign produced one of the most complete offensive seasons of the decade.
2014 Topps Chrome Nick Castellanos #25 Rookie Card
Chrome RC. Castellanos is the rare player who became a meme AND a legit All-Star. The "there's a drive to deep left field" funeral call made him internet famous. But the bat is real — .300+ average, 100+ RBI seasons, and a $100M deal from the Phillies.
2014 Topps Xander Bogaerts #133 Rookie Card
Topps RC. Xander Bogaerts is one of the best shortstops of his generation. The Aruban star won 2 World Series with Boston before signing an $280M deal with San Diego. 5x Silver Slugger at shortstop is elite.
2014-15 Panini Prizm Marcus Smart #261 Rookie Card
Prizm RC. Marcus Smart won the 2022 DPOY as a guard — first in 20+ years. His tenacity defined the Celtics for a decade.
2014 Topps Zack Wheeler RC #196
Topps RC. Wheeler was the 6th overall pick in 2009 — drafted by the Giants, traded to the Mets, missed 2 years with Tommy John, then reinvented himself as one of baseball's best pitchers in Philadelphia. Smyrna, Georgia prep baseball at its finest. His journey from prospect bust to Phillies ace is one of baseball's best comeback stories.
2014 Panini Prizm DeMarcus Lawrence RC #268
Prizm RC. Lawrence is a dominant pass rusher from Aiken, South Carolina who went from Boise State to becoming the Cowboys franchise defensive anchor. A 2x Pro Bowler with multiple double-digit sack seasons.
Ryan Shazier 2014 Topps Chrome #124 Rookie Card
Rising star whose career ended on MNF December 4, 2017 — spinal contusion left him temporarily paralyzed. Walked again 3 months later. The most courageous comeback story in modern football. Steelers retired #50 in his honor.
2014-15 Panini Prizm Julius Randle #260 Rookie Card
Prizm RC. Randle broke his leg in his NBA debut but rebuilt into an All-Star and MIP with the Knicks. Averaged 24-10-6 in his best season. Traded to the Timberwolves.
2014 Topps Chrome Zack Wheeler #20 Rookie Card
Chrome RC. Wheeler is one of the best pitchers in baseball — a flame-throwing ace who still touches 99 mph at 35. The Phillies signed him to a 5-year $118M deal and he has been their most reliable postseason pitcher, finishing 2nd in Cy Young voting in 2021 (2.78 ERA, 247 K).
2014 Topps Chrome Jose Abreu #185 Rookie Card
Chrome RC. Abreu's journey from Cuba to AL MVP is one of baseball's great immigrant stories. He never hit below .279 in his first six MLB seasons. Consistent excellence.
2014-15 Panini Prizm Aaron Gordon #252 Rookie Card
Prizm RC. Aaron Gordon's dunk contest performances are legendary. 2023 NBA champion with Denver.
2014 Topps Chrome Derek Carr #115 RC
Chrome RC. Carr is the Raiders' all-time leader in passing yards and touchdowns — a franchise QB who carried Oakland/Las Vegas for nearly a decade. 4x Pro Bowl selection, 2016 MVP candidate before a broken leg, and David Carr's younger brother. Signed a massive deal with the Saints to lead their offense.
2014-15 Upper Deck Young Guns Adam Lowry #458 RC
Young Guns RC of the Jets' alternate captain. Lowry was a 3rd-round pick in 2011 and became one of the best two-way centers in the NHL. At 6-5, 210 lbs, he's a physical shutdown center who also contributes offensively. Born in St. Louis, Missouri — an American-born player on a Canadian franchise, which gives him a unique collecting niche.
2014-15 Upper Deck Kevin Hayes #488 Young Guns Rookie Card
Young Guns RC. Hayes was drafted by Chicago but went unsigned, choosing to go back to Boston College and eventually signing with the Rangers as a free agent. The Dorchester, Massachusetts native became a reliable top-6 center for 13+ NHL seasons with the Rangers, Jets, Flyers, and Blues — amassing 400+ career points.
2014 Topps Update Kevin Kiermaier RC #US262
Topps Update RC. Kiermaier was a 31st-round pick in 2010 who became a 4-time Gold Glove CF and elite defensive stalwart. "Outlaw" redefined modern CF range — advanced metrics routinely rank him the best defensive OF of the 2010s. Hobby loved the rags-to-Rays-star narrative.
2014 Panini Prizm Khalil Mack #267
Mack's Prizm rookie. The Defensive Player of the Year (2016) has been one of the NFL's most feared pass rushers for a decade.
2014 Topps Update Nick Castellanos #US97 Rookie Card
Topps Update RC from his Tigers days. Castellanos has hit 20+ HR in 8 seasons. He moved from Detroit to the Reds to the Phillies, where he became part of one of the most fun lineups in baseball alongside Harper, Schwarber, and Turner.
2014 Topps Update Jose Abreu #US33 Rookie Card
Topps Update RC. Jose Abreu defected from Cuba and immediately dominated — Rookie of the Year in 2014 with 36 HR. He was the heart of the White Sox for a decade, then won the 2020 AL MVP with a historic postseason run.
2014 Topps Update Joc Pederson #US258 RC
Topps Update RC. Pederson became a postseason legend — his pearl necklace-wearing swagger with the 2021 Braves and clutch homers defined October baseball. Two World Series rings, All-Star, Home Run Derby participant. A fan favorite everywhere he goes.
2014-15 Upper Deck Young Guns Vincent Trocheck RC #472
Young Guns RC. Trocheck developed from a third-round pick into one of the most complete two-way centers in the NHL, combining relentless work ethic with legitimate scoring touch. His ability to contribute on both sides of the puck while playing heavy minutes made him a coveted free agent acquisition for the Rangers.
2014-15 Upper Deck Aaron Ekblad #495
Base RC of the youngest #1 overall pick at the time (18 years, 2 months). Ekblad was so dominant in junior hockey that the OHL granted him exceptional player status to play in the OHL at 15. The rare Canadian defenseman who can do everything: skate, shoot, hit, and lead.
2014 Topps Chrome Kolten Wong #116 RC
Chrome RC of the veteran second baseman. Wong was drafted #22 overall in 2011 by the Cardinals and was part of their 2011 World Series championship team as a minor leaguer. Born in Hilo, Hawaii, he became one of the premier defenders at second base, winning Gold Gloves in 2019 and 2020. One of the very few Hawaiian-born Gold Glove winners in MLB history.
2014-15 Upper Deck Mattias Ekholm YG #225
Young Guns RC. Ekholm was a 4th-round steal (#102 in 2009) who became one of the NHL's premier shutdown defensemen with Nashville. His trade to Edmonton put him on a championship-caliber team. Swedish defensemen who can play 25+ minutes and shut down top lines are among the most valuable assets in hockey.
2014-15 Upper Deck Philipp Grubauer YG #225
Young Guns RC. Grubauer is one of the most accomplished German-born NHL goalies in history. From Rosenheim, Bavaria, he won a Stanley Cup with the Capitals in 2018 and was a Vezina finalist with Colorado in 2021. German hockey is growing rapidly, and Grubauer is the trailblazer.
2014-15 Panini Prizm TJ Warren #266 RC
Prizm RC. NC State bucket-getter. 53 points in a Bubble game vs Philly — most efficient 50-pt game ever. Durham, NC. 2+ years lost to plantar fascia surgery.
2014 Topps Chrome Taijuan Walker RC #51
Chrome RC. Walker was drafted 43rd overall by the Mariners in 2010 out of Yucaipa High School in California and debuted at just 21. Standing 6-4 with a mid-90s fastball and a devastating splitter, he was supposed to anchor Seattle rotation for years. Tommy John surgery in 2018 nearly ended his career, but he rebuilt himself into a 2021 All-Star with the Mets — one of the best Tommy John comeback stories in recent memory. Born in Shreveport, Louisiana.
2014 Topps Chrome DeMarcus Lawrence RC #185
Chrome RC. From Aiken, South Carolina through Boise State to NFL stardom. His power, technique, and motor made him the Cowboys most important defender of the 2010s-2020s era.
2014-15 Upper Deck Andreas Athanasiou YG RC #478
Young Guns RC. Athanasiou is one of the fastest skaters in NHL history — his breakaway speed is elite even by NHL standards. The Greek-Canadian from London, Ontario has one of the most unique ethnic backgrounds in hockey. He scored 30 goals for Detroit in 2019 despite playing on a rebuilding team, showcasing game-breaking ability.
2014-15 Upper Deck Young Guns Jonathan Drouin #230 RC
Young Guns RC. The #3 overall pick in 2013 was a dominant junior player with the Halifax Mooseheads, winning the CHL Player of the Year. His career has been marked by incredible skill and personal challenges — a true comeback story.
2014-15 Upper Deck Young Guns Rickard Rakell RC #466
Young Guns RC. Rakell developed one of the purest wrist shots in the NHL during his time in Anaheim, becoming a consistent 30-goal threat and one of the most dangerous scorers in the Western Conference. The Swedish winger's ability to find space and release the puck with lightning-quick accuracy made him a perennial offensive threat.
2014-15 Upper Deck Vladislav Namestnikov YG #216
Young Guns RC from his Lightning debut. Namestnikov has played for 8+ NHL teams — one of the most well-traveled players in modern hockey. Born in Russia with hockey royalty blood (uncle Vyacheslav Kozlov won 3 Cups), he was part of Tampa's development pipeline before becoming the NHL's ultimate journeyman. Collectors who PC specific teams often encounter Namestnikov — he's been everywhere.
2014-15 Upper Deck Alex Duclair YG #472
Young Guns RC from his Rangers debut. Duclair is a Haitian-Canadian from Pointe-Claire, Quebec — one of the NHL's most prominent Black players and a trailblazer for diversity in hockey. His elite speed and 30-goal scoring ability have taken him to 7+ NHL teams, making him one of the most well-traveled players in modern hockey. Every city he visits adds another collector market to his card's demand. The Duke's YG is one of the more sought-after diversity cards in the hobby.
2014-15 Panini Select Julius Randle #22 Rookie Card
Select RC. Kentucky product taken 7th overall by the Lakers. Overcame devastating debut injury to become one of the most productive PFs in the NBA. His left-hand spin move is unstoppable.
2014 Topps Zack Wheeler #196 Rookie Card
Topps RC. Originally a #6 overall pick by the Mets, Wheeler missed two full years with Tommy John surgery before reinventing himself with the Phillies. His comeback story — from injury-plagued prospect to elite ace — is one of the best in modern baseball.
2014-15 Panini Select Marcus Smart #175 Rookie Card
Select RC. Smart embodies the winning-plays archetype. Trade to Memphis brought veteran defensive leadership.
2014-15 Panini Prizm Clint Capela #280 Rookie Card
Prizm RC. Clint Capela led the league in rebounds with Hawks. Swiss-born elite lob catcher.
2014-15 Panini Prizm Jerami Grant #270 RC
Prizm RC. Jerami Grant — son of Harvey Grant (NBA), nephew of Horace Grant (4x champion with Jordan). Blossomed into a 20+ PPG scorer in Detroit, won Olympic gold in Tokyo 2020, then signed a 5-year $160M deal with Portland.
2014-15 Upper Deck Young Guns Anthony Duclair #235 RC
Young Guns RC. The Pointe-Claire, Quebec native of Haitian descent is one of the fastest skaters in the NHL. Duclair bounced around early but found his groove in Florida, scoring 31 goals in 2021-22.
2014-15 Panini Select Aaron Gordon #190 Rookie Card
Select RC. Gordon became the perfect Jokic complement in Denver.
2014-15 Panini Prizm Joe Harris #290 RC
Prizm RC. Won the 2019 NBA 3PT Contest and led the league in 3PT% in 2018-19. Cut twice before becoming one of the NBA's deadliest shooters with the Nets.
2014-15 Panini Prizm Jabari Parker RC #253
Prizm RC. Parker was the most electrifying freshman in Duke history since Grant Hill, averaging 19.1 points per game and earning All-American honors. The Bucks selected him #2 overall with visions of a franchise cornerstone, making his Prizm RC one of the most sought-after cards of the 2014 draft class.
2014-15 SP Authentic Rickard Rakell RC #R-RR
SP Authentic RC. Rakell's trade to Pittsburgh gave him the opportunity to play alongside Sidney Crosby, a pairing that brought out the best in his scoring abilities. His smooth skating, elite finishing touch, and willingness to drive to the dirty areas make him an ideal complementary winger for generational centers.
2014-15 O-Pee-Chee Kevin Hayes #550 Rookie Card
OPC RC. Hayes' brother Jimmy also played in the NHL, making them one of hockey's notable brother duos from the Boston area. Kevin's decision to forego his draft rights and become a free agent was bold, but it worked — he carved out a long, productive NHL career as a versatile two-way center.
2014 Topps Update Marcus Semien #US182
Semien's flagship rookie. Transformed from a solid shortstop into one of the best second basemen in baseball.
2014 Topps Chrome Kevin Gausman RC #135
Chrome RC. Gausman was a first-round pick who showed flashes of brilliance with the Orioles before truly unlocking his potential later in his career. His early years laid the groundwork for the elite splitter-driven arsenal that would eventually make him one of the best pitchers in the American League.
2014-15 Panini Select Clint Capela #200 Rookie Card
Select RC. Centerpiece of Houston's pick-and-roll attack with Harden.
2014-15 Panini Select Jerami Grant #185 RC
Select RC. Syracuse product who improved every year — from role player in Philly and OKC to franchise player in Detroit and Portland. His 7-foot wingspan makes him a dominant two-way forward.
2014-15 Select Jabari Parker RC #100
Select RC. Despite the injuries, Parker showed enough flashes of brilliance to remind collectors of what could have been. His smooth scoring ability, court vision, and Duke pedigree made him one of the most compelling prospects of his generation, and his RCs remain affordable entry points for collectors who appreciate the narrative.
2014-15 Panini Prizm Spencer Dinwiddie RC #272
Prizm RC. Dinwiddie was a second-round pick who reinvented himself in Brooklyn, becoming an All-Star caliber scorer before a devastating ACL tear. His comeback story and off-court business ventures (he was one of the first NBA players to tokenize his contract) made him a unique figure in the league.
2014 Topps Update Joe Kelly #US293
Early card of baseball's most entertaining reliever. Kelly won the 2018 World Series with the Red Sox, then became a Dodger legend by making a pouty face at Houston's Carlos Correa during the 2020 season. Joe Kelly Fight Club shirts outsold most player merch that summer.
2014-15 Donruss TJ Warren #230 RC
Donruss RC. 18+ PPG scorer. 53-pt Bubble game spiked cards 1,000%. Cautionary injury-risk card market tale.
2014-15 Panini Prizm Kyle Anderson RC #283
Prizm RC of "Slo-Mo" — the most uniquely-paced player in NBA history. Anderson earned his nickname because he plays in permanent slow motion yet somehow gets to every spot on the floor. At 6-9 with elite court vision and passing, he's a positionless unicorn who was developed in the Spurs system under Gregg Popovich.
2014-15 Upper Deck Young Guns Erik Haula RC #209
Young Guns RC. Haula was a Finnish center selected by the Wild who became a journeyman scorer across multiple NHL cities. His speed and versatility made him valuable to every team he joined, particularly during the magical 2017-18 Vegas Golden Knights inaugural season.
2014 Topps Chrome Brandin Cooks RC #120
Chrome RC. The Saints drafted Cooks 20th overall from Oregon State, where he won the Biletnikoff Award as college football best receiver. His elite speed (4.33 40-yard dash) and route-running made him an instant deep threat in the NFL.
2014-15 Select Kyle Anderson RC #195
Select RC of the "Slo-Mo" maestro. Anderson was Mr. Basketball in New Jersey and a McDonald's All-American before UCLA, where he showcased his unique game alongside Zach LaVine. His Spurs tenure (2014-2018) taught him championship basketball, and he's since become a respected veteran whose style baffles opponents. The cult following makes his cards a niche collector favorite.
2014-15 Donruss Jabari Parker RC #202
Donruss RC. Parker's two ACL tears within three years transformed his career trajectory from future All-Star to cautionary tale. His cards serve as a powerful reminder for investors about the risk of injury to even the most talented prospects, and why diversification matters in card portfolios.
2014 Topps Update Wilmer Flores RC #US39
Update RC. Flores signed with the Mets at age 16 as a Venezuelan amateur free agent and became one of the most beloved players in franchise history. His emotional connection to the fans made him unique in an era of constant player movement.
2014-15 Hoops Kyle Anderson RC #276
Hoops RC of the deliberate playmaker. Anderson's style is so unique that he's become a meme and a cult hero simultaneously — "Slo-Mo" highlights where he beats defenders in slow motion are perennial favorites on social media. His cards are affordable entry points into the "cult hero" collecting niche.