Discovery Plaza

December 12, 2025

Discovery Plaza is the 1000 square foot forecourt leading to the Card Cyber Museum - a daily exhibition of 60 sports cards waiting to be discovered beneath your feet! Inspired by the forecourt of the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, where celebrities leave their handprints in concrete, our Plaza features digital frames embedded in the ground - beneath bulletproof glass. Each day brings a new rotation of cards showcasing the incredible sets found within the museum. Click any colored text square to flip it and reveal the card front, or click any card image to view full details.


Originally inspired by Piet Mondrian's neoplasticism style with bold primary colors, Discovery Plaza invites you to uncover the stories behind the cards.

Card 252727
In 2003, Doug tripled his starts (from three to nine) and duplicated his reception total from his promising '02 rookie go-round. The best of his work came in the first month of the season, when he caught five or more balls in three games. Later in the year, his number was called less frequently, but he did get open deep for his two longest nabs of the year - 25 and 26 yards.
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Sam's fielding percentage of .993 tied him with 2 other players for the league lead. in 1951. He also tied for the league lead in doubles with. 36. He appeared in 143 games, and his batting average was .275. His rookie year in the majors was 1947. This was his second in organized ball.
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The Indians paid the St. Louis Browns a lot of money early last season when they bought Sam. A good left-hander, Sam appeared in 34 games last year, 11 with the Browns and 23 with the Clevelanders and wound up with a record of 11-10. He had been with the Brownies since 1944, and his previous high in wins had been 9, achieved in 1946 and 1947.
Card 252163
Need something to be done? Gary'll do it. He has run back kicks and punts. He's been a running back, scoring 3 TDs rushing last year. He's also Pittsburgh's leading receiver with 40 catches for 859 yds. and 5 TDs, 21.5 yds. a catch.
Card 56810
Guinan was one of the few El-Aurian who managed to escape Borg assimilation. She worked as a bartender in the Ten Forward lounge on the Galaxy-class U.S.S. Enterprise. Guinan was an acquaintance of the captain and had the experience granted by the extreme longevity of her species. She was an adept listener and frequently sought out by crewmembers for advice.
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Noelvi put himself on the short list of 2024 NL Rookie of the Year favorites after a strong six weeks with the Reds in 2023. He closed the year on an eight-game hitting streak that included two homers.
Card 252128
Cesar was voted the Most Valuable Twin in 1968 as he stole 35 bases and grounded into just 2 double-plays. Cesar batted .317 in the Venezuelan League last winter.
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Bailey, who cracked the Twins rotation to stay last June, weathered some rough spots before posting a 3.31 ERA in his final 11 starts. His 5.05 SO/BB ratio was a franchise rookie record (70-plus innings).
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One of the super-stars of football, Keith averaged 6.4 yards per carry in 1963 - a mark that still stands! He was acquired from San Diego. Keith played in the Hula Bowl for Washington State.
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"Bullet Bill" was only 18 years old when he made All American with his sensational passing! As a Junior, he rifled 5 T.D. passes against Yale and the following season he hit with an amazing 53.3% of his tosses. Continuing in pro ranks he led the National Football League in ground gaining twice.
Card 195377
The new Manager of the Cardinals, Eddie is one of the best leadoff men in Baseball. He led the National League in Walks in 1945, 1946 and 1950 and was 2nd in 1951. His 148 Walks in 1945 is a League Record. Since he broke in with the Cubs in 1943, he's played with the Dodgers, Braves and Giants. In '49 as a Brave, Ed hit .320 and .300 in '50 as a Giant. The New York Baseball Writers voted him Pl...
Card 52429
The Bulls expect Tom will eventually rate alongside those other super big men - Russell and Chamberlain. Came up with fine rookie season, sweeping 889 rebounds, averaging 9.8 points. Tom is the best developed player ever to play at Tennessee.
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The Orioles have struggled in recent years, but they have done a good job picking up players like Hanser for nothing. The first month of 2020: Hanser was batting.321; Rio Ruiz had six homers in 72 at-bats: Anthony Santander had nine in 101: Pedro Severino had 19 RBI in 21 games. All were acquired via waivers.
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Batman was once again in pursuit of his arch-enemy, The Riddler. Hot on his trail, Batman followed the villain to the Gotham City pier. Borrowing gear from a fisherman, Batman landed quite a big fish in The Riddler.
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When Young debuted in 2000, Texas was coming off three playoff berths in the previous four seasons, and optimism abounded in Arlington. That turned out to be the first of four straight last-place finishes, however. The lean years didn't drive away the sweet-swinging infielder, whose patience paid off when the team won pennants in 2010 and '11.
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Pitch 2 no-hit games in succession in the majors? Why, it can't be done. Or so it would seem. But Johnny has done it. It happened back in 1938 when he was with Cincinnati. On June 11 he hurled a no-hitter against Brooklyn and did the same against Boston on his next mound assignment, June 15. Traded by the Reds to the Cubs for 1950. Released by Cubs, spring of 1951. Signed with Indians.
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MY BIGGEST THRILL IN BASEBALL by Al Kaline. Playing opening day in Detroit I think will always be my greatest thrill in baseball. I know I will always remember playing in front of all those people, and all of them were cheering for our team. We were playing Baltimore, and we won the game 3-0. My childhood hero, incidentally, was Ted Williams, and I think he's the greatest hitter I've ever seen.
Card 252145
Against the Dodgers on May 16, 2024, Elly became the first player since Ichiro in 2012 to notch four hits and four steals in a game. He's one of only 15 players since 1900 to do it while also drawing a walk.
Card 193821
In baseball since 1917. Most of Jimmy's playing career was spent in his home city with the Athletics. It was quite fitting that he should become the A's skipper when Connie Mack retired as manager after piloting the club for half a century. Jimmy managed White Sox, 1934-46.
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Ranks with the best in fielding his position and is a dependable hitter. Led the third basemen of the American League six years in succession. Came up to the Chicago White Sox in 1923. Chicago paid $100,000 in cash and players to get him. Traded to Cleveland in 1931. Last year he batted .286 in 148 games and fielded .967. Bats and throws right-handed. Is five feet, 10 1/2 inches tall and weigh...
Card 159138
Victor became the third member of the Angels 2022 MLB Draft Class to reach the big leagues when he debuted on June 30, 2023, firing two innings of one-hit relief against the D-backs. The well-built Oklahoma State product had made just 18 appearances on the farms ahead of his call, dominating with an upper-90s fastball and wipeout slider.
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Great things were predicted for Joe in 1950. But he suf- fered a bad shoulder injury early in the season. An operation kept him out of the lineup most of the year. He was in a total of 34 games and batted .318. Had 28 hits. Drove in 20 runs. Caught 81 games for the Cards in 1949. Began in organized ball with Springfield. Has also played for Columbus. Spent 3 seasons in the service.
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Bobby was obtained from the Cincinnati Reds. He is an extremely valuable man to have on the squad because of his ability to play second, third and shortstop equally well. A real hustling ballplayer and a good hit and run man, Bobby is a credit to any team. Klaus was sold to Buffalo (IL) October 19, 1965. Bobby's brother is an ex-big leaguer
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Rebecca led the Huskies to a 106-25 record during her four year career with the University of Connecticut She is the all-time NCAA leader in rebounding (1,286) and blocks (396). During a visit to the White House, she jogged with President Clinton.
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Walt was named to NBA 1st team All-Stars for 2nd time in career, 1971-72. He helped Knicks to championship series for 2nd time in 3 years. Walt made All-Defensive team for 4th straight year & led NY scorers. Walt is a mod style dresser.
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Reggie is the tall guard the Bulls had been seeking. The club's first selection in the 1978 College Draft, he's a very quick and superb passer and a good defender. Reggie finished second in the balloting for NBA Rookie of the Year in 1978-79 and earned a spot on league's Rookie All-Star Team. He was the Bulls' second-leading scorer for the season and topped club with 429 Assists in campaign.
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1993: Will be piloting #4 Chevys fielded by Morgan- McClure Motorsports for the fourth year in a row. 1992: In June, won the Save. Mart 300 road course race at Sonoma, Calif... Recorded two oval track victories during the month of July, taking the checkered flag in the Pepsi 400 at Daytona Beach, Fla., and the Die-Hard 500 at Talladega, Ala... Recorded_poles at Talladega; Bristol, Tenn., and Ri...
Card 55841
Pitching Tips - Control. Most important item in a pitcher's kit is CONTROL. Blaeholder of the Browns says that even major league pitchers must practice constantly to keep good control. Many a pitcher who has a fine- fast ball, a good curve and a change of pace, fails to make the big league grade because he lacks pitching accuracy. Control is learned only by hard work and constant pitching to "s...
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Dissention takes hold among the Cylons, when it's apparent that the raiders have exhibited an unprecedented display of free will that was not part of their original programming. The Sixes, Sharons and Leobens are pleased, but Cavil and others feel that that free will is merely a malfunction that needs to be fixed. The dissention escalates, and Cavil and his allies are murdered. The Cylons have ...
Card 249056
The Manager of the Chicago Cubs, and one of the best players in the National League, used to sell peanuts and tonics in the St. Louis Cardinals ball park, when he was a boy. Started as an outfielder but later changed to first base. Grimm played five years with Pittsburgh and has been with the Cubs eight seasons. He became manager in 1932. He is a fine fielder and a dangerous batter He bats and ...
Today's Curated Selection
Our curators select cards of interest every day of the year for display in the digital frames embedded in the ground beneath bulletproof glass on our Discovery Plaza. Today we have cards such as: Chuck Cottier (Baseball), Eddie Stanky (Baseball), Gary Ballman (Football), Larry Doby (Baseball), Walt Frazier (Basketball), Cesar Tovar (Baseball), George Andrie (Football), Hanser Alberto (Baseball), Sam Mele (Baseball), Bob Lemon (Baseball), Al Sima (Baseball), Bobby Witt, Jr. (Baseball), Wilmer Mizell (Baseball), Reggie Theus (Basketball), Ken Boyer (Baseball), George Stovall (Baseball), Nap Rucker (Baseball), Victor Mederos (Baseball), Charlie Grimm (Baseball), and Harley Sewell (Football).
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Curators selecting cards of interest for display on the Discovery Plaza

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Nearly 400,000 cards provide ample content for the Discovery Plaza