The baseball card collecting hobby (and sports card collecting in general) is still alive and well! There are plenty of great, regularly updated baseball card blogs out there worth reading. So, after finding that many sports card blog lists were very outdated, I decided to put together a blogroll of my own!

Please do not hesitate to let me know if any of these blogs are no longer available or are inactive (no new posts for months.) Also, feel free to suggest new blogs for the list!

Thanks in part to the Sports Card Blogroll by bdj610 on Blogger for pointing me to many of these blogs!

Updated 8/29/19

A Pack to Be Named Later - http://apacktobenamedlater.blogspot.com/

A Penny Sleeve for Your Thoughts - http://pennysleevethoughts.blogspot.com/
Deals with a lot of older baseball cards, plus football cards, basketball cards, and non-sport cards.

Angels in Order - http://angelsinorder.blogspot.com/

Baseball Card Breakdown - http://baseballcardbreakdown.blogspot.com/

Baseball Cards Come to Life - http://borosny.blogspot.com

Baseball Dime Box - http://baseballdimebox.blogspot.com

Baseball Every Night - http://baseballeverynight.blogspot.com/

Beckett News - http://www.beckett.com/news/
Because it’s Beckett

Cards on Cards - http://cardsoncards.blogspot.com/

Collecting Cutch - http://collectingcutch.blogspot.com/

CrazieJoe’s Card Corner - http://craziejoescardcorner.blogspot.com/

Daily Autograph - http://www.dailyautograph.com/

Diamond Jesters - http://diamond-jesters.blogspot.com

Dodgers Blue Heaven - http://www.dodgersblueheaven.com/

Foul Bunt - http://foulbunt.blogspot.com

From a 1980’s Baseball Card Collector -
http://80sbaseballcardcollector.blogspot.com/

Johnny’s Trading Spot - http://johnnnystradingspot.blogspot.com/

Nachos Grande - http://fanofreds.blogspot.com/
A blog about baseball cards, the Cincinnati Reds, and Barry Larkin

Night Owl Cards - http://nightowlcards.blogspot.com/
Actually runs a lot of baseball card set blogs, too, like 1985 Topps.

Old Sports Cards - https://www.oldsportscards.com/
Also covers basketball & football

One Million Cubs Project - https://www.onemillioncubs.net/
An epic project in which Beau Thompson aims to collect 1,000,000 Chicago Cubs cards!

Pack War - http://packwar.blogspot.com/

SABR Baseball Cards - sabrbaseballcards.blog

Section 36 - http://section-36.blogspot.com/

Shoebox Legends - http://shoeboxlegends.blogspot.com/

Sport Card Collectors - http://sportcardcollectors.blogspot.com/

Sport Cards from the Dollar Store - http://buckstorecards.blogspot.com/

The Collective Mind - http://thecollectivemind.blogspot.com/

The Radicards Blog - http://www.radicards.com/

The Shlabotnik Report - https://shlabotnikreport.wordpress.com/
Writes about other sports cards and music, as well.

The Topps Archive - http://toppsarchives.blogspot.com/
This blog features all sorts of Topps cards, including non-sports oddities.

The Yount Collector - http://theyountcollector.blogspot.com/

Topps Blog - https://www.topps.com/Blog

Upper Deck Blog - http://upperdeckblog.com/
Because it’s Upper Deck

Wax Pack Gods - http://waxpackgods.com/

When Topps Had (Base)Balls - http://whentoppshadballs.blogspot.com/

Wrigley Wax - http://wrigleywax.blogspot.com/



Again, please leave a comment if you have an active baseball card blog you’d like to see added.

Teddy Higuera was a left-handed starting pitcher for the Milwaukee Brewers for several years between 1985 and 1994. However, he wasn’t very effective after 1990 due to injuries. Still, he was so good early on in his career that he racked up over 30 WAR (Wins Above Replacement). Hardcore Milwaukee Brewers fans are more than happy to collect baseball cards from all across his career.

Unfortunately, most Teddy Higuera cards are only worth dimes. However, there are a few that are worth over a dollar. The best modern Teddy Higuera baseball card with collectible value is the 2016 Topps Archives Fan Favorites Teddy Higuera Autograph #FFA-TH. They sell on eBay for a few dollars. If you're purely looking for rookie cards, the best Teddy Higuera baseball card you'll find is the 1985 Topps Traded Tiffany. Higuera also has 1985 rookie cards in base 1985 Topps Traded and 1985 Fleer Update.

Another valuable Teddy Higuera card is the 1987 Sportflics #11, which he shares with Roger Clemens and hall of famer Jack Morris. While these 3D cards look extremely dated now, they are still very collectible. If you're looking for something a bit more mainstream, his 1987 Donruss Super Diamond Kings insert card.

Other Teddy Higuera baseball cards worth collecting include:

• 1991 Studio Previews #6 Teddy Higuera
• 1993 Pacific Spanish Prism Inserts #16
• 1994 Upper Deck Collectors Choice Gold Signature #451

Are there other players from your favorite team that you like to collect?

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