Diane Long
Buzz Break: 1992 Pro Line football cards (autograph box)
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The box: 1992 Pro Line football cards (autograph box)
Where to buy: Will take some hunting ... get new football boxes hereKeep reading for a full breakdown of what was in this one along with a gallery of images.
Mets' Pete Crow-Armstrong isn't only one in family with ink
The Mets added a few stars to their baseball family with a single pick in the first round of the MLB Draft on Wednesday night.
USA Baseball alum Pete Crow-Armstrong went to New York with the 19th pick in the draft, giving fans a new name to chase -- and he's got quite a bit of cardboard already thanks to USA Baseball.
But he's not alone in his family when it comes to trading cards and certified autographs.
Buzz 12 in 12: Busting 1992 Pro Line football cards (Hour 8)
Do you like Buzz Breaks? Today's your day then as we launch 12 in 12 -- a series of a dozen breaks of wax boxes and wax packs in a dozen hours. We'll post one every hour all day long ... this is Hour 8.
The box: 1992 Pro Line football cards (hobby box -- look for silver stripe at bottom noting autograph ... not gold)
The cost: Will vary when found -- get new football boxes here
What's inside this one? Keep reading ...
Pro Line card includes three Super Bowl rings & four NFL employees
If you're a long-time reader of The Buzz, then you've seen this card before, but with the Super Bowl last night in Minneapolis there was a reason for it to hit The Buzz's Twitter Machine, too.
It's a 1992 Pro Line Profiles card for Hall of Famer Howie Long, and it was among the few tweets in an 11-hour marathon for Super Bowl LII last night simply because of the tree-climbing kid on the right.
Why? That's Eagles defensive end Chris Long, who was roughly six years old at the time of this family portrait that made its way to cardboard -- and that's far from the only piece of trivia here.
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