Discovery Plaza

January 4, 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.

The more he plays, the more Alexander gives to the Bills. Completing his 12th NFL season in 2018, the veteran linebacker produced the best year of his career with 74 tackles, two interceptions and nine passes defensed - all career highs. One interception came off Tom Brady during a 15-tackle game in Week 16.

The stylish outfielder spent only one season in the minors and then was promoted to the Phillies' roster. Johnny was thrust into the thick of a pennant race in 1964 and the young 20-year-old rookie performed solidly under pressure. A native East-Coaster, John was named All-State in baseball, basketball and football for his New Jersey high school. The Phils are counting on this young man to carr...

After nine standout seasons in the NL, Shane shared in the magic of the 2013 World Series champion Red Sox. He set a career high in batting, led AL right fielders with nine assists and clubbed a pivotal grand slam in the decisive Game 6 of the ALCS.

"Let's go, we got fighting to do!". Russel shouted. It wasn't easy for Davy to ride off and leave his wife and youngsters. But the Creek Indians had massacred every man, woman and child at Fort Mimms and the blood-thirsty warriors were getting too close for comfort. When Gen. Jackson asked for volunteers, Davy joined up - he knew this was his fight!

1942 with Boston was uneventful. He won 4 games and lost seven. Then came the war. Three years later he was back in the Braves squad again. Suddenly he blossomed into one of the League's best right-handed pitchers to win 20 games and lose 14 in 1946. Last year his record was better-21 wins, 12 losses and an earned run average of 3.52. Slow starters sometimes finish fast.

Off the court, Biyombo speaks five languages - English, Spanish, Swahili, French and Lingala. When he's on the hardwood, the well-versed big man is fluent in defense. The Congolese center let his game do the talking against the Knicks on Feb. 26, 2020 when he tallied a season-high four rejections.

One of a trio of Runnin' Rebels to break into the NBA in 1991-92, Anthony enjoyed success comparable to that of his college compatriots (Stacey Augmon and Larry Johnson). Though Anthony did not enjoy the scoring success of Augmon or Johnson, he did produce in other ways as he handed out 3.8 assists per game, the second-best average of any rookie in 1991-92.

Struck out 18 batters in one 9 inning game-a modern major league record. Another of the many major league records he holds is 348 strike-outs in one season. Has led the League in games won for five of the nine full seasons. he has played major league ball and has led in SO seven times. Pitched a no-hitter opening day 1940 and another one in April, 1946. Spent '42, '43 and '44 in Navy. Has been ...

Tom has had some big days since he joined the White Sox. He'll never forget May 24, 1967 when he slammed three homers while driving n eight runs against Minnesota. Tom was the A.A. batting champion in 1962.

An outstanding end from Texas Christian who after graduation joined the Yanks in 1946. Has been a regular defensive end, and has seen service as a defensive halfback. Has exceptional speed. Blocks well, and is known for sharp tackling. After receiving All-American honors in 1942, Bruce joined the Army Air Corps. Pilot with rank of 1st lieutenant. Flew 35 missions with the 8th Air Force.

The backs of the 1916 Sporting News M101-4 black and white cards were customized and created for distribution through a variety of advertisers such as The Sporting News, Altoona Tribune, Gimbel’s Department Stores, Standard Biscuit, Weil Baking Company, and other smaller companies.

Gregory, a speed merchant who can hit the ball out of any park at any time, entered 2014 as the No. 3 outfield prospect in the game according to MLB.com. As a Minor League All-Star the previous two seasons, Polanco averaged 304-14-78 and 39 stolen bases.

Choo Choo hit better with the Mets than he did in the minors. He's a fine clutch performer. Choo Choo enjoys playing tennis.

Robert Veach. outfielder of the Detroit American League Club, was born at St. Charles, Ky., in April, 1890. He started his professional career with Peoria, of the Three I. League, as a pitcher in 1910. The next two years he played outfield for the same club, and was in the American Asso- ciation at Indianapolis for two months in 1912, at which time Detroit signed him.

In the hot glare of the September spotlight. Nico played his best ball. The first three weeks, he created runs 21% better than average with eight SBs. He's a top defensive player.

It's easy to swing and miss when you're swinging for the fences, and only the best of the best can rack up the round-trippers without an exorbitant strikeout total as well. Take Fielder, for instance. In 2007, the 23-year-old became the youngest player with at least 50 homers and a 1.000 OPS while whiffing fewer than 125 times.

Magnus had a pair of three-point games in 2002-03 His single-game best was a four-point game (3 G, 1 A) against Tampa Bay on March 8, 1999.

Larry was the AFC's 2nd leading rusher in 1971. He was one of only 5 in the NFL to top the 1000-yard plateau and his 5.4-yard average per carry was the best in both conferences. He also caught 13 passes for 113 yards and an 8.7 average, his longest going for 25 yards. Larry plays the harmonica.

W. R. Johnston, first baseman of the Cleveland Americans, was born at Cleveland, Tenn., September 9, 1887. His professional start was with Chattanooga, of the Southern League, in 1909. The following season the Cincinnati Nationals tried him out, but sent him to Buffalo, of the International League, which in turn shipped him back to Chattanooga. In 1911 New Orleans tried him, and he played so we...

After passing only 17 times in '54, Ed took over the Bears' tossing department last season and placed 2nd for N.F.L. honors. Among his touchdown heaves was a tremendous 86 yard pass play that was the longest of the year. Ed is also a fine kicker, averaging 40 yards per boot.

The air was quiet - too quiet. Davy and Russell had left the troops and circled back to find the Creeks. They were in the heart of Indian territory, but there was no sign of the dreaded warriors. Suddenly the beat of tom toms sounded! The Creeks were just over the ridge preparing their mission of death! Davy had to warn the troops - was there enough time?

Cubs' No. 1 prospect for '84... Batted .307 with 22 HR and 83 RBI at lowa last year to barn a brief trial with Cubs in midseason... Led the American Association In total bases in '83 (265), was 2nd in stolen bases (40) and hits (160), 6th in HR and 11th in RBI...Hit .319 with 25 HR and 98 RBI in 110 games for Cubs Double A Midland farm in Texas League in '82...Cubs made him the No. 2 player in ...

After being recalled from Louisville last year, Dave flashed the brilliance that the Red Sox had hoped for. The Royals drafted Dave last winter. He pitched a no-hitter vs. Cleve. in '65. Dave went to the same high school that Ted Williams attended.

This episode has Xena being tried and convicted of murdering a young girl named Thalassa. Xena allows herself to be thrown into prison only to find the Commandant is the woman she was supposed to have killed. After discovering Thalassa's identity, Gabrielle is caught trying to break Xena out of her prison cell and sentenced to death by hanging. Xena escapes and sends her chakram to cut the rope...

A two-time Opening Day starter, Jack signed with the Tigers in December 2023. "He's extraordinarily talented," team executive Scott Harris says, "and we were really excited to add this caliber of talent."

While the card size of the 1909 T206 Set is somewhat consistent, the exact dimensions can vary slightly from card to card.

1951 was the first year the former University of Oklahoma star hit less than .300 since he started in pro ball with Oklahoma City in 1946. He led the Texas League with .337 and the Indians brought him up at the end of the season. Since he's been in the majors, Dale has hit .316 in '47, .336 in '48, .317 in '49, .308 in '50. In 1949 he led the American League in Hits with 203 and Triples with 23...

Jeffires tied teammate Drew Hill for the AFC receiving title with 74 receptions last season. His 1,048 receiving yards and 14.2 average led the squad. Haywood had a sensational game with nine receptions for 245 yards against Kansas City. He earned second team All-NFL honors from the National. Haywood caught a career high 74 receptions in 1990.

Stu is one of three major league pitchers named Miller. Also member of the Young Cardinal movement. They've got some excellent pitching prospects, and Stu is one of the best. He appeared in 40 games for the Cards in 1953, his first full season in the majors, and he won 7 and lost 8. He began the preceding season with the Cards' American Association farm at Columbus, winning 11 and losing 5. He ...

Jorge hit a ground rule double for his first MLB safety in his first at bat, 4-1-24 versus the Yankees. It came as a pinch-hitter in the ninth inning.

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: Yusei Kikuchi (Baseball), Alerted For Danger (Trading), The Doors (Trading), Jared Goldberg (Trading), Prince Fielder (Baseball), Choo Choo Coleman (Baseball), Khalil Shakir (Football), Jim Roberts (Hockey), Tom Brady (Football), John Bateman (Baseball), Al McBean (Baseball), Goerge Whitted (Baseball), Joe Kuhel (Baseball), Greg Anthony (Basketball), Joe Carter (Baseball), Johnny Briggs (Baseball), Johnny Babich (Baseball), Stu Miller (Baseball), Magnus Arvedson (Hockey), and Ed Brown (Football).