I brought back Attic Find Friday for a video about a man finding his father’s and grandfather’s adjacent ticket stubs to Jackie Robinson’s MLB debut:

Near the end, I talked about other big games I’d love to have tickets to and mentioned the 1975 World Series game 6 ticket, signed by Carlton Fisk and inscribed “Stay fair!”

I found two of them on eBay. One is raw and listed at $900 OBO, and the other is authenticated by PSA and listed at $2,000 firm:

I need it.

I have Pedro Martinez’s Fenway Park debut (and first Red Sox win) ticket and am hoping to get it autographed.

Another one I’d love to get autographed is 1999 ALDS game 5, when Pedro pitched 6 scoreless innings in relief for the win. Also the 1999 All-Star Game ticket autographed by Pedro.

Friendly reminder that I’m selling 13 cards on Collector Investor Auctions, and those auctions are now live:

1961 Topps Carl Yastrzemski PSA 3

1981 Topps Larry Bird PSA 6 — really nicely centered

1986 Fleer Hakeem Olajuwon rookie SGC 7

1989 Perez-Steele Post Card Carl Yastrzemski #2490/10,000 Auto PSA

1990 Perez-Steele Great Moments Carl Yastrzemski #4654/5,000 Auto PSA

1992 Skybox AAA #5 Pedro Martinez Albuquerque Dukes PSA 10 — only selling this because there’s another that looks identical but has a different number and I don’t need both

1997 Ultra #518 David Ortiz RC PSA 8

2013 Bowman Draft Picks & Prospects Aaron Judge RC PSA 10

2018 Panini Donruss Optic #162 Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Rated Rookie PSA 10

2018 Panini Donruss Optic #177 Luka Doncic Rated Rookie PSA 9

2020 Mosaic #201 Anthony Edwards RC Camp Pink PSA 10

2022 Topps 5-Star Pentamerous Penmanship Carl Yastrzemski 3/15 Auto SEALED

2023 Topps Now Shohei Ohtani WBC PSA 9

You can also search for Junk Wax Hero and find them all easily that way.

Maybe I’ll do a late Clearing the Bases episode?

T-Pott and I had a good conversation about the current state of the market:

Something new and unique!

I watched “Us” for the first time. I won’t spoil anything, but the ending surprised and delighted me.

4/5 stars

I also watched The Re-Animator for the first time. What a weird (and weirdly funny) movie that never really stopped.

4/5 stars

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November 9, 1989 — The NBA's First Official Triple-Double Is Recorded by Magic Johnson

Magic Johnson records 24 points, 17 assists, and 13 rebounds against Dallas, marking the first triple-double after the NBA begins officially tracking the statistic.

November 11, 1981 — Fernando Valenzuela Wins the National League Cy Young Award

Fernando Valenzuela becomes the first rookie to win the Cy Young Award, capping the remarkable season that sparked Fernandomania.

November 12, 1892 — William Heffelfinger Becomes the First Paid Professional Football Player

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November 13, 1994 — Michael Schumacher Wins His First Formula 1 World Championship

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November 9, 1967 — Rolling Stone Magazine Publishes Its First Issue

Rolling Stone launches in San Francisco with John Lennon on the cover, becoming one of the most influential publications in music and popular culture.

November 10, 1969 — Sesame Street Premieres

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November 12, 1955 — Hill Valley's Enchantment Under the Sea Dance Takes Place

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November 13, 1940 — Walt Disney's Fantasia Premieres

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November 14, 1991 — Michael Jackson's Black or White Music Video Premieres

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