Miami Courtside Cardshow Recap + Our Thoughts on the Card Market Right Now w/ Summertime1of1
Hoops Collectors: Basketball & Sports Cards PodcastShow Notes
Max @PutnamCards recaps the Miami Courtside Cardshow with show Co-Founder Anthony @Summertime1of1 as they share their current thoughts on the sports card market.
They break down the biggest takeaways and best moments from the show, DJ Khaled’s surprise guest appearance, and what’s next for the Miami Courtside Cardshow.
They then discuss why 1/1 cards are becoming more popular than ever and make their price predictions for Victor Wembanyama’s 2025 Topps Chrome Superfractor.
Finally, Max and Anthony share their overrated and underrated NBA teams and players heading into the 2026-27 NBA season.
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Chapters 00:00 Introduction 01:03 Miami Courtside Cardshow Recap 13:08 Wembanyama Superfractor 15:49 DJ Khaled's Appearance 24:18 Max Warms Up to 1/1s 28:34 Card Market Thoughts 38:17 2026-27 NBA Talk
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