Discovery Plaza

September 14, 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.

One of the game's finest offensive rebounders for a decade running, Clint grabbed 3.2 of those per game in 2024/25. He was stout on the glass at the other end, too, registering 11 double-doubles for the Hawks.

News that Dr. Amarak wished to speak with Roslin about "a traitor in our midst" sent Baltar into a panic. Amarak had worked with Gaius at the Ministry of Defense. Meanwhile, Commander Adama ordered his pilots to begin taking stimulants to stay sharp. Lt. Kara "Starbuck" Thrace hated the idea and made a scene with Captain Lee "Apollo" Adama, but she complied with the order. On Cylon-occupied Cap...

A well-traveled talent, Sanders suited up for five teams over his career, bringing his legendary ball skills to each one. Arguably his best years came in Dallas, where the cornerback spent five seasons, made three All-Pro First Teams and won his second Super Bowl ring (SB XXX). "Prime time" scored touchdowns six different ways. Eight-time pro bowl selection and six-time All-Pro first team. Only...

Ted is another of those pitchers in baseball who would be a consistent big winner with a stronger hitting team behind him. In 1953 for the Tigers he was in 30 games, winning 10 and losing 15. He began in baseball in 1942 with Winston-Salem of the Piedmont League. Then he went into service for three seasons. Returned in 1946 with Detroit, but finished the year with Buffalo, then spent the next s...

Brought over from the Rays in a 2023 deal, Kyle crushed 20 homers at Triple-A in 2024 before getting called up to the big leagues. Manzardo launched his first two clouts in the Majors against the Pirates on September 1 and hit a two-run shot in the ALCS.

Johnny is one of the best fielders in the league, and a dangerous hitter. He ap-peared in 125 games for the White Sox in 1954, hitting .275. He had 116 hits good for a total of 157 bases. These included 20 doubles and 7 homers, and he batted in 60 runs. Johnny began in baseball in 1946 with the Tigers, appearing in 4 games for them. He was with Williamsport the next year, appearing with the Tig...

Teammates call him "Bugs" because he's the only man in baseball to make a study of insects. The former University of California star started his professional baseball career with San Francisco in 1943. In Service in 1945, Willie came back to win 41 games in the next 3 years. The Pirates brought him up to the Big Leagues in 1949 and in his rookie year he won 12 games. He's used mainly in relief ...

Beginning a new career in the National League with the Phils, Bo will see lots of duty in the City of Brotherly Love in 1965. The southpaw, a favorite with the fans, began his career in 1956 in the Georgia-Florida League. Bo won 13 games for Pensacola the following season and 10 games with Aberdeen in 1958. During his minor league career, Bo won 47 ballgames. As a rookie, Bo pitched a 2-0 no-hi...

Pitched much better in 1950 than his 3-9 record would indicate. Ken was really a hard-luck hurler. In 1949, he had a 17-10 record. Tossed 5 shutouts, and had season's longest winning streak at 9 games. Voted Philadelphia's most valuable player for the year. In Ken's first start in 1951 he lost a tough contest to Boston, 2-1. But he snapped quickly back with a 2-1 victory over the N.Y. Giants.

Derrick is in a select group of 158 players 27 of whom are active to have scored 12,000 points in their career.

Steve was the Indians' first selection in the June, 1970 Free Agent Draft. He signed with Tribe and immediately was placed on the 25-man roster. In his first major league start, vs. Brewers, June 14th, 1970, he was credited with the 9-2 victory. Steve didn't pitch in the minors his first 2 years in pro ball, but was sent by Indians to Portland in 1972 for more experience. Steve plays bridge in ...

A veteran of dirt tracks and ARCA racing, Loy Allen quickly caught the attention of NASCAR race fans when he captured the pole for the sport's most prestigious event, the Daytona 500. But it wasn't a flash in the pan, Allen has added several additional poles to his credit throughout the 1994 season.

Turn over his 2006 Topps Allen & Ginter card, and find that C.C. Sabathia was acquired by the Indians via draft in June, 1998. He has blossomed forth with 69 wins against only 45 losses. Has a fair-to-middling MLB earned run average of 4.10.

Yusei sparkled following his 2024 deadline trade to Houston, winning each of his first five Astros decisions. On August 31, he carved up visiting Kansas City for a dozen strikeouts over seven innings.

In 2024, Rafael became just the eighth player in Red Sox history to reach 200 homers and 250 doubles and the first to do it by the end of his age-27 season. The franchise face proved unstoppable in July, batting .362 with a 1.132 OPS in 24 games.

Ray raised his B.A. 71 pts. when Cleveland traded him to Detroit in '53. He's averaged 21 H.R., 98 R.B.I. & .295 B.A in 3 years at Detroit. Last year he tied for A.L. leadership in R.B.I.'s.

A southpaw who was with Toronto in 1948 where he had a 13-8 record. In 172 innings he gave up 169 hits, 98 runs, struck out 97 and walked 92. Phillies brought him up for end of season and he appeared in 2 games. He won his big league debut beating Reds in night game on a day-night doubleheader and hurled a five-hit, 6-1 victory.

Has won one pennant and finished second five times in six seasons as a manager. Managed Indianapolis in 1948-49-50 and Indians since 1951. During his three years with Cleveland the Indians have won 93 games twice and 92 once, finishing second each time. Played for Brooklyn, Boston Braves, Pittsburgh and Cleveland during major league career which spanned twenty seasons. Holds all-time record for...

Won 20 games for the last-place Browns in 1951. Lost only 12. Ned's wins were more than a third of the team's total victories (52). Ned also led the American League pitchers in complete games with 24. A good hitter (.305 in '51). With Browns since fall of 1947.

Vladimir had 42 games with multiple HRs and also won the 2007 Home Run Derby. Vlad had 126 outfield assists.

An amazing speedster for a man his size, Roger was once clocked at 5.4 seconds for the 50 yard dash. The giant tackle came to the Lions from the Steelers as part of a big trade.

On April 23, 2017, 22-year-old Andrew erased the name "Babe Ruth" from the record books as the youngest Red Sox player with a 5-for-5 or better game. Andrew HRd off a 98-MPH fastball on Opening Day 2017

One of Roy's biggest hits of 1972 was his Homer vs. Tigers, September 28th. It came in 12th inning and won 3-2 game for Yanks. Roy is only player ever to switchhit triples in one game.

The most popular/valuable cards in the 1909 T206 Set, beyond the shortprinted ones, are generally the four cards of Ty Cobb.

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.

Darwin enjoyed a fine rookie campaign with the Nets last season. He scored a game-high 35 Points while adding 36 Blocked Shots, 297 Assists and leading the squad with 141 Steals. Portland's all-time leading scorer as he tallied 1678 Points during career. Darwin was Portland's MVP as a freshman in 1977.

John set new Bronco records for Attempts, Completions, Yardage and Total Offense (4144 Yards) in 1985. His 253 Rushing Yards led all AFC quarterbacks during the regular season.

No. 7, First Baseman's Hardest Play. Most difficult play for first basemen comes when a ground ball is hit just far enough away to make it possible for the second baseman to have a chance for the stop and yet close enough for the first baseman to handle it. On all such plays the pitcher must race over to cover first base; the first baseman being careful to toss the ball underhand so that the pi...

In a relatively short time, Alberto Del Rio has enjoyed wild success in his WWE career. The "Mexican Aristocrat" is a former WWE Champion and has also won the Money in the Bank Ladder Match and Royal Rumble.

Named the recipient of the WNBA Kim Perrott Sportsmanship Award in 2003. Diagnosed with breast cancer in 2002 but, after undergoing treatment, returned to play in the final game of the 2002 season. Originally selected by the Phoenix Mercury with the 10th overall pick of the 1999 WNBA Draft. Was a member of the 1998 World Champion U.S. Women's Basketball Team. Named to the All-Southwestern Confe...

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: Clint Capela (Basketball), Don Cardwell (Baseball), Loy Allen (Trading), Al Lopez (Baseball), Andrew Benintendi (Baseball), WIlliam Werle (Baseball), William Trotter (Baseball), Gene Beardon (Baseball), Bernie Bickerstaff (Basketball), Johnny Groth (Baseball), Rudy Minarcin (Baseball), Willard McKee Hershberger (Baseball), Bo Belinsky (Baseball), Rafael Devers (Baseball), Carl Lundgren (Baseball), Neil Berry (Baseball), Ken Heintzelman (Baseball), Nelson Fox (Baseball), Bruce Bosley (Football), and Lloyd Waner (Baseball).