Discovery Plaza

June 5, 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.

Jaquez earned First Team All-Rookie honors after posting 11.9 points and 3.8 rebounds per game in 2023-24. There was no time to rest, however, as the hard-working guard honed his game at the ensuing NBA Summer League. "There's nothing better than getting game reps," he said. "You can't beat it."

Pitched expertly in relief for the Dodgers in 1951. Appeared in 46 games. Hurled 190 innings. Won 16 games while losing 12. Began in baseball in 1946 with Danville of the Three-I League. With Danville in '47. Divided '48, '49 and '50 between minors and Dodgers.

The first time Grant drew notice in Baseball was with a no-hitter in the 2013 Little League World Series. He has a riding fastball up in the zone.

It took "Fritz" Ostermueller eight years to make the major leagues and his tenacity is bearing fruit. Once again, Ostermueller, in his seventh season with the Boston Red Sox. proved himself a dependable hurler. He won 11 and lost 7 for the Red Sox last year, pitching eight complete games and two four-hitters. Fritz is one of the better-hitting pitchers in the American League. He broke into base...

The Saints passing attack is so sharp that it can cut up any secondary. Well, almost any secondary. Bouye did a first-rate job of keeping New Orleans' aerial game in check in Week 6 during 2019. The cornerback allowed only two receptions for 12 yards. It was a reminder of his status as an elite defender.

After starring in the Orange Bowl with Santa Clara College in '49, Bill set out to make Baseball his career. He started in great style at Twin Falls by leading the League in Homers and posting a .385 Batting Average. In '51 at Quincy, he topped the sluggers with 26 Round Trippers. Called up by the Yanks, Bill hit .314 in '53 and was traded to the A's in '54 Oct. 14, 1926 in an 11-man deal.

Ron set a major league record last season as he led all third basemen in assists for the seventh consecutive year. His 98 RBIs tied him for the club lead in '68. In 1964, Ron led the N.L. with 18 triples.

It says great things about "Jiggy" that the young goalie, while backstopping a team captained by world-class superstar Paul Kariya, was widely considered Anaheim's 2001-02 MVP. During one torrid stretch in late January and early February, he put together a six-game winning streak in which he allowed just nine goals and shut out the high-octane St. Louis Blues, 1-0, with a 15-save effort. Giguer...

Chase has returned to the second base elite after three years of being nuisanced by injury. From 2005-13, no player at his position posted higher on-base or slugging percentages, and only one either hit more homers or drove in more runs.

You Are Always On My Mind. I wake up in the morni feelin' alright 'til I recall You're gone from my life And I stare like a dummy against the wall. Since you've been away Oh yes, I am uptight, It's a fact of my life I guess I'll try to fight I could be so good for you if I had that right If I had that right. You are always on my mind Have I gotta go through this old life day after day and find ...

Matt is one of the greatest defenders at recording Outs Above Average in the Statcast Era. In his first 190 games for Toronto, he turned into one of the better batsmen at the position, too, hitting 29% better than League average in on-base plus slugging. He was the number one player in the first quarter of the 2023 season in average exit velocity.

The Phillies acquired Jerry from the New York Mets organization. At that time, the righthander was a promising third baseman. His minor league manager talked him into a career on the mound and Jerry has never regretted it. Jerry is an iron worker in the off-season.

Serving as a long relief man and spot starter, Gene picked up three saves and six wins last year. An Oriole scout spotted Gene while he was pitching for his Army team outside Baltimore. Gene was drafted from the L.A. Dodgers organization.

Horry was as relentless as the tides while playing for Alabama, making the All-SEC, SEC All-Defensive and SEC All-Academic Teams as a senior in 1991-92. He averaged 15.8 points and 8.5 rebounds in his senior season, while setting a school record with 121 blocks. With that mark, he joined Shaquille O'Neal as one of only two players in SEC history to reject 100-or-more shots in a season.

Hedman dished out his third assist of the contest to set up the game-winning goal late in the third period of the Tampa Bay Lightning's 5-4 victory over the visiting Vegas Golden Knights on Dec. 21, 2023.

Avdija's father, Zufer, steered him away from his first love, soccer, and toward the hardwood when the kiddo was 9 years old. "I wasn't tall," he told the Washington Post. "But I was the fastest in my hometown." The height would come and with it the attention of NBA scouts, who flocked to see the talented youngster at Maccabi Tel Aviv.

Jose's 31 home runs in 2019 represented an Astros record for a second baseman, and they were the most in MLB lore for keystoner in 500 or fewer ABs.

If Paul becomes a star Pirate flychaser this year, it will surprise no one. A fine athlete, he was a star football, basketball and baseball player in high school and has a fine reputation. In 1950 he was Rookie of the Year in the Ga.-Fla. League and in '51 won the same honor in the Big State Loop.

Detroit fans appreciate Harley as one of the club's real veterans. While he is recognized as one of the game's top offensive players, Harley starred on defense during his college days.

When they want somebody to come through with a hit in the pinch they call on Dave Harris. He in listed as an outfielder, but he does most of his work as a pinch-hitter. Batted .327 in 81 games last year. He is 30, five feet, 11 inches tall and weighs 180 pounds, batting and throwing right-handed. He is a sheriff in his home town of Greensboro, N. C. He first came up to the big league in 1925 wi...

One of the top winners on Braves' staff in 1972, Ron was the only Braves' player ever selected to play in an All-Star game as a rookie. He retired the only two batters he faced in the 1968 classic. Ron played pro basketball with the Detroit Pistons.

Rodolfo arrived with a bang last season. His first five MLB hits were homers as he became the second player with two multi-HR games in his initial five starts.

In his sophomore year with the Red Sox in 1966, Jim worked in 45 ballgames and topped the Boston staff with 131 strikeouts. The 24-year-old righthander has shown steady improvement in his first two big league seasons and the front office believes Jim could be the club's next twenty-game winner. When his pitches are low, he's one of the game's toughest men to hit. Jim only appeared in 31 contest...

Hats (or helmets) off to Caminero, who came up huge in the 2023 regular-season finale at Toronto. The infield prospect sparked a seven-run inning with an RBI single in the top of the second, but he wasn't done there. Batting with one out in the fifth, he swung out of his headgear while launching a shot to right for his first career home run.

Gerrit's outing of July 2, 2022, was the 250th of his career. He finished the contest with 1,790 strikeouts - more than everyone except Randy Johnson (1,877) and Clayton Kershaw (1,800) at that career juncture.

After 3 games for the Indians in 1951, Allie was traded to the Athletics. He got into 56 games for the A's. Hit .251. Knocked 5 home runs, 1 triple, 12 doubles. Fielded .985. Hit majors with Yanks at end of 1947 season. Traded to the Indians in December of the same year.

"Junior" is one of baseball's top power hitters, leading the American League in Homers in 1945 with 24 and Runs Batted In in '44. He was tied for the RBI crown in "49 and '50. A good fielder, too, Vern was the League's best-fielding shortstop in 1945 and tied the major league record at short for Double Plays with 5 in 1 game in 1949. This is his 12th year in the majors. He came up with the Brow...

Joe was voted an A.L. All-Star 5 times and the circuits Most Valuable Player in 1942!

A relief artist and true successor to great Yankee bull pen masters Whitey Moore and Fireman Johnny Murphy. In the wild seven games series of 1947 against the Brooklyn Dodgers, Joe ambled in from the bull pen to win the final crucial game as he shut out the Dodgers. He allowed only one hit and pitched air-tight ball for the last five innings. He possesses a keen knowledge of batters' weaknesses.

Upon his declaration as an early-entry candidate, Tony quickly shot up the charts as the most-coveted big man in the non-Tim Duncan portion of the NBA Draft universe. His package of skills, headlined by agility, verticality and a promising offensive repertoire, made Battie a prized fifth-overall pick by Denver. In 1997, Tony ranked among the Big 12's top five in PPG, RPG, BPG and FG%.

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: Tom Brady (Football), Ron Swoboda (Baseball), Heinie Zimmerman (Baseball), Bill Renna (Baseball), Jim Lonborg (Baseball), Robert Horry (Basketball), "Tommy" Henrich (Baseball), James Dooley (Football), Paul Smith (Baseball), Quiet On The Set (Trading), Jaime Jaquez, Jr. (Basketball), Gary Jarrett (Hockey), Louis Angotti (Hockey), Cristian Pache (Baseball), Vern Stephens (Baseball), Rodolfo Castro (Baseball), Don Oakes (Football), Gene Brabender (Baseball), Derek Sanderson (Hockey), and Jerami Grant (Basketball).