combination of buying and selling and then gold and we had a few record prices where we sold a mike trout baseball card for knight 100000 then we sold abroad on james card for 1800000 and that just set the world on fire and it was just like rocket fuel since that and another one you guys had back in february go in auctions actually sold a pair of 1987 fleer michael jordan rookie cards for $738000.00 each and remember folks if you're listening those numbers can just gave in that that's a lot of money and this happened less than a month after that same card or at different card but the same $1.00 basically sold for $200000.00 so it raises the question is this actually a good investment with prices continuing to go up or is there possibility of a bubble in this space. i think overall in the card market it's not a bubble it's we have a significant number of people that are joining our company at gold auctions every day from all around the world we've never had people for me know from russia from saudi arabia from turkey the philippines register we get that every day now plus you've got a mutu

so we move from nolan ryan making $1 million in 1980 to mike trout with the los angeles angels making $34 million in 2018. so in this section on the art and science of baseball, we're looking at the measure of the game, the different ways that people over time have tried to calculate and estimate and figure what kinds of players they needed, where to put them in a lineup, where to put them in the field. so that's all been done by various ways. of course, the scouting report is one of the most traditional ways. we have scouting reports here done in the 1950s and '60s. don drysdale, an 18-year-old pitching phenom at the time, there's a five-paragraph analysis. ricky also did a sort of mid-career report on hank aaron, who was already an established power hitter, so he's only giving him a paragraph on here. but we have at the library more than 1,700 scouting reports that branch ricky did. these shed some light into what a scout is looking for before they were able to crunch a lot of numbers. another way that baseball has looked at things is through spray charts. probably one of the best e

he's now number three behind mike trout of the angels and mookie betts of the doctors keep those $300illion contracts covenants becoming almost like. no big deal. all right. we need to check this out. let's go to some high school basketball in the great state of kentucky bowling green high school. this is turner bunch freak from three quarter length of the court to help his team win in their high school championship tournament. looking pretty good. and hey, check this out. college baseball university of wisconsin at whitewater fella by the name of jacob admire with a pretty good catch down the line. foul territory. let's look at it again. you know when you're that old you're 18 19 years old, sacrifice the body for the old school. yeah okay, that z 40 like back then back to you, julie. where the second one? yes. the letter of one one? yes. the letter of one tonight why aren't you talking, are you mad at me? no! i'm freaked because i just found out that i'm pregnant. and yes, i am a little mad at you, because this is serious, and the only thing that you can think about is combining our

becoming multi-millionaires and so we move from nolan ryan making a million dollars a year in 1980 to mike trout with the los angeles angels making 34 million dollars in 2018. so in this section on the art and science of baseball, we're looking at the measure of the game the different ways that people over time have tried to calculate and estimate and figure what kinds of players they needed where to put them in a lineup where to put them in the field. so that's all been done by various ways. of course the scouting report is one of the most traditional ways we have scouting reports here by branch rickey done in the 1950s and 60s dom drysdale. who was an 18 year old young pitching phenom at the time and there's you know, five paragraph analysis here and then ricky also did a he also did a sort of mid-career report on hank aaron who's already an established power hitter, so he's only given him about a paragraph on here, but we have at the library more than 1700 scattering reports that branch ricky did and these shed some light. to what a scout is looking for before they were able to crunch a lot o

free agent after the season, but this becomes the third highest money deal in baseball, behind mike troutokie betts of the dodgers. that is in total value. they haven't broken it down. yet as far as individual per year, but make no mistake friends is going towards well taken care of. hey, it looks like as of today of the barrier for sure, those cardboard cutout fans are going by way of the dinosaurs. the a's get ready to open up tomorrow night, their season opener in oakland against the houston astros. they make it official. there will be fans in the stands to see the opener at seven. oh, seven. in fact, 12,188 to be exact gates. they're gonna open about a hour before first pitch face coverings required physically distance and, of course and pods of 2 to 4 people, six ft apart. and in case you're wondering about sweet capacity up there. six fans per box. bottom line, a's are potent. first thing. i was just out on the field, then saw there were no cut out. so that's kind of a step in the right direction. it's gonna be actual people tomorrow night, which we're all excited about opening days