Discovery Plaza

February 11, 2026

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.

John was drafted as a future in '60 as a defensive end. Moved to offense to take advantage of his fine blocking. He played as the slot end until '66 when he was moved to linebacker where his size and speed made him outstanding.

John was drafted in '57 as an offensive end but didn't make the squad. He returned in '58 as a free agent and won spot as tackle. Moved to guard in '63.

Chris was Ottawa's first-round pick in the 1996 Entry Draft. In that same year, Phillips won the Bill Hunter Trophy, in 1999-2000, Chris had the third-period game-winner and an assist in a 4-3 comeback win over the Rangers on Nov. 10.

Hardly anyone, except for Boston's Bobby Orr achieved stardom as quickly as Brad. The Rangers grabbed him in an amateur draft in 1966, and he quickly developed into an All-Star. He's one of the best in the NHL at clearing the puck and he owns a powerful slap shot from the point. Brad is also the aggressive type. Brad is always willing to throw his weight around.

A two-way player with equal skills offensively and defensively, Gerry has blossomed into a star with Buffalo. He is the captain of the Sabres and now is used strictly at center ice, instead of left wing where he often played before. He is a good puck carrier and a strong checker. He scored six game-winning goals for Buffalo last season. Gerry scored 3 goals in five minutes and 30 seconds.

Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In, on NBC from 1968 to 1973, served up a comedy smorgasbord. Co-hosted by straight-guy/ goofy-guy duo Dan Rowan and Dick Martin, it juggled skits featuring recurring characters, celebrity cameos, one-liners and a "joke wall" with small doors that cast members popped in and out of to deliver gags. Laugh- In launched Goldie Hawn and Lily Tomlin and spawned catchphrases "He...

In 33 games for the Braves in 1951. Pitched 52 innings. Fanned 17, walked 19. Had earned-run average of 4.85. Bob was also in one game for Milwaukee which he won. First came to the Braves in April, 1950. Has played for the Dodgers and the Cubs. Hobbies are hunting, fishing.

"Mr. Everything" for the Pirates in 2022, Bryan was the Club leader in games, runs, hits, homers (including three in one game on June 29 at Washington), RBI, triples, walks, AVG, OBP, SLG and OPS. To cap the list, he received their Roberto Clemente Award (which salutes the team MVP) by the Pittsburgh chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America.

The 1909 T206 Set cards were issued by the American Tobacco Company (ATC) for their brands, which have tobacco advertisements on the back.

The second-youngest Major League player when 2017 ended, 20-year-old Ozzie opened his career 4-for-24, then surged to a .301-hitting finish from August 11 onward.

Now with Cleveland Indians, Birdie is seeing action with third major-league team. With Rex Sox in 1950, hitting .310 for 79 games, and driving in 45 runs. Entered majors with Detroit. First full year was 1937. In the service, 1943-45. Traded to the Red Sox, May 1947. Holds bachelor of philosophy degree, Providence College. Has done post-graduate work at University of New Hampshire.

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 ...

In 1954, in 7 relief appearances, he retired 27 men in a row. Don is unscored upon in All-Star and World Series competition.

Jerry Robertson: Look for Jerry to move into a prominent role with the Expos bullpen this year. A real workhorse, the righthander has appeared in 180 ballgames in the last three seasons in the minor leagues. Mike Wegener: A tall righthander, Mike weighs in at 190 and stands 6'3". In 1967 in the Pacific Coast League he struck out 111 batters in 97 innings. Mike is just 22 years old!

The 2010-19 decade is in the books, with Robinson reigning supreme in hits (1,695), doubles (363) and total bases (2,801). Last year he homered in his first at-bat in a Mets uniform, grappled with injuries, then returned to rip .297 in his last 50 starts.

Borje is a former member of the Swedish National Team, and has certainly adapted well to the North American style of play. He's a smooth skater and excellent puck handler. Borje is one of the best at blocking shots.

Handicapped by injuries in '65, Harmon still led The Twins power-packed club in homers. The Killer cracked 3 All-Star hits in 1964! Harmon has a T.V. sport show

The Cards picked up Gary from Boston last winter. Gary can start or relieve. Gary pitched 8 1/3 innings in the 1967 World Series vs. the Cards.

If the Rams offense was the "Greatest Show on Turf," then Faulk was the ringmaster. The focal point of the team's unstoppable attack, the do-it-all back recorded more than 2,000 yards from scrimmage in three consecutive campaigns (1999-2001) and led the NFL in total touchdowns with 26 in 2000 and 21 in 2001.

Ranks fifth all-time in WNBA history with 173 career blocked shots. Is the only WNBA player to record over 75 career three-point field goals (103) and 135 career blocks. Selected to her first career WNBA All-Star Game in 2001. Tied for the WNBA single-game record for three-point field goals with seven on July 22, 1997, at New York.

Pat has been pounding the ball since reaching the Major Leagues with the Phillies in 2000. Nicknamed "Pat the Bat," the talented outfielder has socked at least 20 home runs for 5 straight seasons after going deep 18 times as a rookie. Burrell rated 3rd in the National League in '02 with 116 runs batted in and among the top 10 in 4 other categories.

Carol changed her code name from Ms. Marvel to Captain Marvel to honor Mar-Vell. the original Captain Marvel, after his sacrifice to save the planet Halaa from the Phoenix Force.

Ancestry German. Hobbies are golf and bowling. Began umpiring in New York-Pennsylvania League in 1936. First year with the American League was 1938 coming from the International League. Star pitcher with the Philadelphia Athletics 1920-1932, winning 27 games in 1922 and 21 games in 1925. Widely accredited as discoverer of the "knuckle ball" pitch. Won 171 games and lost 119 for the Athletics, P...

Last season was Maury's first in the uniform of the Washington Senators, and it was an off season for him. He appeared in 30 games, winning 7 and losing 15. However, the season prior to that is a better indication of what he can do on the mound. With the Boston Red Sox he appeared in 32 games, winning 18 and losing 10. He's been in baseball since 1945, when he had a 2-5 record for Scranton of t...

A serious facial injury didn't stop Pat, as Chicago almost won the Stanley Cup. He's known for his overall hustle and for tremendous playmaking ability. Originally a Chicago product, Pat was lost to Boston, and back to Chicago

Wayne is a brother of "Chico" and is a product of the Hawks' farm, system, playing Junior "A" hockey for St. Catharines of the 0.H.A. A speedy skater, Wayne spent the last 3 seasons with St. Louis of the C.P.H.L.

Jordan was a top 100 prospect from 2020- 22 and has now transitioned to relief.

George paced the the Angels' staff last season with 13 wins and 5 shutouts. In 1957. George led the Southern Association in strikeouts.

When the Braves' scouts saw Mel play as a powerhouse University of Virginia slugger, they knew he would make the Majors. Signed for a healthy bonus, Mel didn't see too much action in the '53 or '54 seasons, but experts feel he'll be a big help this year. As a fielder, Mel is very versatile and makes the tough plays at any infield position. Mel is a top-notch prospect.

Mike spent the first six seasons of his career in organized baseball playing for the Philadelphia Phillies farm clubs. Purchased by the Tigers' chain in 1966, Mike, who had been a shortstop till then, was converted to the mount. He hit .304 at Magic Valley. Mike appeared in twelve straight games without giving up a run in 1967.

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: George Mullin (Baseball), Donovan McNabb (Football), Luke Easter (Baseball), Mel Roach (Baseball), Jerry Robertson, Mike Wegener (Baseball), Gary Waslewski (Baseball), Molly Miller (Baseball), Bryan Reynolds (Baseball), Bobby Jackson (Basketball), Ja'Marr Chase (Football), Lonnie Walker, IV (Basketball), Brad Park (Hockey), Zac Gallen (Baseball), Bob Chipman (Baseball), Six Of One (Trading), Sam Baker (Football), John Louis Thomas (Football), Elena Baranova (Basketball), Mel Clark (Baseball), and Rick Joseph (Baseball).