The 10 Most Valuable 1980s Wrestling Cards, and Why They Look So Good
From the $132,000 1982 Hulk Hogan to 1985 Topps and the blue-bordered 1987 set, the 10 most valuable wrestling cards of the 1980s, and why they look so good.
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On This Date: The American League Lets the St. Louis Browns Leave for Baltimore, and the Map of Baseball Starts Moving (Sept. 29, 1953)
On Sept. 29, 1953, AL owners approved the Browns' move to Baltimore, two days after refusing Bill Veeck. Every relocation and expansion since, year by year, and the cities in line for the next two teams.
The Bills Turned It Over 5 Times and Won. These 5 Teams Gave It Away Even More
The Bills beat the Chargers despite 5 turnovers. From Texas-Arkansas 1969 to Super Bowl V to Purdue's 11-turnover win, these 5 teams gave it away even more and still won.
On This Date: A Grand Jury Votes to Indict 8 White Sox Players (Sept. 28, 1920)
On Sept. 28, 1920, Eddie Cicotte and Joe Jackson confessed and a Chicago grand jury voted to indict 8 White Sox players for fixing the 1919 World Series.
On This Date: Wilt Chamberlain Jumps to the ABA's San Diego Conquistadors (Sept. 26, 1973)
On Sept. 26, 1973, Wilt Chamberlain signed a 3-year deal, reported at $600,000 a year, to be player-coach of the ABA's San Diego Conquistadors. A court let him coach but not play.
Bob Pettit, 1932-2026: His 5 Greatest Moments
Bob Pettit, the NBA's first MVP and first 20,000-point scorer, died Sept. 23, 2026, at 93. His 5 greatest moments, from getting cut twice to 50 points in the 1958 Finals.
On This Date: 100 Years Ago Today, the NHL Let Chicago and Detroit In (Sept. 25, 1926)
On Sept. 25, 1926, the NHL let Chicago and Detroit in. How the Black Hawks and the Detroit Cougars began, and where every Original Six team really came from.