Three Players Whose Card Values Could GO UP In 2024!
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Every baseball offseason there are players baseball cards that are just below where you would expect them to be. Heading into the MLB season, you will usually see the baseball cards of most players move upwards as people are speculating on success. In this video I speculate on three players that could have their baseball card values increase in 2024 if they are able to have a full season and live up to their lofty expectations.
This is not financial advice. Please do your own research on pricing, players, and projected future performance. I am not able to tell the future and all of these players are soley my opinion.
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Austin Riley- one of the most underrated players in the game
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YESSSS NANDO 🔥
Fuzzy knows what's up
Soto to the moon.
I think Reid Detmers is capable of becoming a superstar. He threw a no hitter in his 11th game and took another one into the eight inning. I just bought a Topps Gold Prospect Relic #/5 Rookie of his thanks to your video 5 Cards You Need To Have. Thanks for the tip!
Awesome content as always Scottie. Shifted my collecting from autos/patch autos to going after PSA 10 flagship base rookies and it’s been super affordable to get these guys. I agree that if Soto stays in NY (which I think he definitely will), his value will continue to climb.
Just out of curiosity, what’s your thoughts on the base cards/base rookie cards? Seems like the hobby has shifted to where people hate them now lol which is good for collectors like me! Would love to hear your thoughts on that.
I agree with you. The majority of auto/patch cards are way overpriced and the Psa 10 base rookies to me is right now way to go. Like everything in life whats hated now is loved later
Lindor has peaked. As a career 65 WAR shortstop, he’ll land as a lower tier HOFer slightly below Barry Larkin. Certainly not a Top 100 investable player.
Tatis (as you said) is a no-touch. He’s forever tainted.
Soto is a stud. BUY.
Lindor sits in a very interesting ‘blind spot’ for the Hobby.
He’s 9 years into his MLB career and 3 years removed from the end of his run with the Indians. So he’s not the ‘Hot Young Player’ or even the ‘Hot Current Player’.
But at the other end, he’s still so far from the end of his career (even the end of this contract - 8 more seasons to go) that no-one’s really thinking ‘Hall of Fame’ yet as he has so much to get just to reach the floor of an expected inductee.
Right now, he’s probably 50% on the path to the Hall of Fame, both in time and required career accumulation.
Depending on the card and its price, a coin flip like that is very intriguing.
Another way to look at it… he’s played 8 and a bit (the COVID year is the ‘bit’) seasons. He has 8 seasons left on his contract. Let’s double what he does and say that’s his career.
2600 hits (Top 100 All Time)
400-430 HRS (58 players with 400+ HRS)
300 SB
OPS+ in a 110-115 range
Does that read like a Hall of Fame career ? I’ll leave that to each reader’s opinion.
With ELITE defense and those offensive stats, I think he would get in easily! It will be interesting to see how it plays out!
@@TenaciousACdon’t want to be a hater but if Scott rolen is a HOF many players “should” at least get some looks.
I think we consider a lot of ‘will player X make the Hall’ narrative to assume 1st ballot. I could see Lindor having that career extrapolation I mentioned, but then maybe requiring 4-6 years of ballots to decide his fate (a vote that increases and he would go in, or the votes drop away and he falls off the ballot).
Crazy some well established HOF bound or HOF players cards are cheaper than some of the new unproven fellas coming up.
I will always steer clear of Tatis Jr with the steroid suspension. History has proven that steroids will forever taint your legacy in baseball. Until Bonds, Clemens, McGwire and Sosa get in the HoF then getting tagged with steroids is pretty much a death penalty on legacy.
indeed....he was playing great while in roids.... not the other way around. No Roids last year and his performance was tough to watch....the boost from the substance is a great deal mental as well... Confidence bubbles.
Scottie, all your videos are great, I've been collecting Soto since he was in the nationals, I've tried to get my hands on everything I can financially, I'm a Yankees fan and now that he plays for New York I hope he stays.
Lindor’s prices have basically doubled since you’ve been talking about him the past month or so, lol. I can’t seem to buy a bowman first auto now at a good price. Killing me as a Mets fan collector lol
My boys. That stack of Soto and Tatis cards is finally gonna pay off. 😁
Tatis? HARD pass. I don't collect players I hate but I'm also a collector, not an investor.
My thing with Lindor is over time his OPS+ will drop as he ages, with a career OPS+ of 117 currently it will probably be closer to 110 when he retires, whether or not he makes hall of fame that OPS+ makes me think he won’t be sought after in my opinion
I'm a big Cleveland fan.....and I was SO HAPPY when they traded him. He's not even a top 10 ss in today's age, imo. Not a hof'er imo.....if he's a hof'er, get the jacket ready for Dale Murphy, Don Mattingly, Dick Allen, wtc.....cuz he is no better than that group of guys sitting on the outside looking in.
Hey Dylan,
For reference, Cal Ripken jr has 112 ops+, Brooks Robinson has a 105 ops+, and Ivan Rodriguez has a 106 ops+. Premier defensive players at premium positions don't need to maintain the same offensive peak as other less well rounded players. It will be interesting how it all plays out!
@@scottiebcards2354 Hey Scott thanks for getting back to me,
Definitely not arguing the fact that a slightly above average hitter with great defensive skills for a career can be a useful player, just think it could affect his collectibility long term, that’s all
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I like the picks. I don't see Lindor doing much more though, but Tatis will come back, and Juan Soto is going to be the 2024 AL MVP. Soto is in a contract year, playing in a lefty park. I see .330 110 40 120 with a .480 OBP.
What do you think about Bregman? He just seems way UNDERVALUED in the Hobby. I'm looking at some of his cards and it just doesn't make any sense. Especially based on his postseason numbers. If anybody is looking to move Bregman stuff, LMK I could be interested. Also think that this could be a breakout season for Gavin lux. Everyone is loving on Royce Lewis, but don't forget kid has still had two ACL's.
I think Tatis is a good play. I feel like his PED suspension isn't a big deal for the long run. He has the personality for sure and was the face of baseball not too long ago. I think it will take 2 really solid seasons to get back to that but he is a generational talent for sure
If his opportunity to get into the HOF is now closed it’ll hurt his long term value IMO. Definitely wouldn’t overpay for him.
Ask bonds(who never failed a test) if just the ACCUSATION of ped use wasnt a big deal in the long run.
This is a tough one. Everyone says Bonds or McGwire or whoever.....but what about the fact that Beltran is probably going to make the HOF with MULTIPLE cheating incidents? Altuve will make it. And not a single one of those guys is as popular or likeable as Tatis Jr.....my real problem with Tatis, is his switch from the Golden position (SS)TO CF and if he ages poorly, God forbid he becomes a 1B or a RF. I'd be in on FTJR as long as he is under comps.
@@Sir_Osis I agree, that's why I think it's going to take a few really productive seasons for him to get back to where he was in the hobby. He's only 25 so if he has a HOF type career, I think it may not really matter 20+ years from now but who knows
@@johnwayne9828 Bonds to me is a different example. Bonds was considered an all time great before he got "caught" so people discredit a big portion of his career. He gained like 80lbs of muscle and put up numbers never seen before at like 35 years old. Tatis is only 25 with no major accomplishments other than a ROY. If he goes on to have a HOF type career with no further PED incidents, I don't see how you could discredit him other than just being a purist
People have completely forgotten about tatis because of his injury and suspension. He was a absolute freak just a few years ago. I hope my buddies in my nl only fantasy auction league also forget about him.
Great Take on Soto---I hope he stays a Yankee after free agency and things will really start to get good!
What u think about Arenado. I’m a super collector and I’m pretty concerned. I know you r a fan of his, is he done?
Kyle Tucker will THE guy this year!
Interested in your take on PSA buy SCG .
I have an Austin Riley rookie card I want to sell.. 2019 Topps X Fractor 199/199 in mint condition. Not graded but I would take $100 for it.
Fernando Tatis Jr's value will never be the same because of the roids issue. It will be extremely tough for him to get into the HOF.
Juan Soto is a good investment. If he crushes it as a Yankee, his cards will skyrocket. His value will increase if he resigns with the Yankees after this season as well!
Julio rodriguez will take over and masataka yoshida is a good sleeper he should be big this season IMO😅
May I know which website/app are you using to track the prices?
Hey! I use both Card Ladder and Market Movers in this video!
Thanks for sharing. That is helpful and I love this video!
I hope your right on Goato🙏
Love your videos, great content
No offense but these players and betts , you've been highlighted on a regular bases
Soto and Tatis aren't bold picks. Tatis will be on a revenge tour and Soto played well last year and he's going to the little league park known as Yankee Stadium.
Lindor is interesting. He's someone I like and needs a big season.
I'm certain Soto will have a very big 2024.
Thank you short porch.
Soto is the most reliable and should be the best buy long term. The problem is, his excitement level is about a 1.8 out of 10. Hes not Nando, Acuna Jr, etc......in terms of popularity and likeability. I feel like Soto's prices have peaked and he's already so expensive that he isn't worth a hold. Even though he could (imo) potentially break 100 w.a.r.
Hi Joe, I think the reason Soto doesn't have that "excitment" factor is due to him moving teams. He is just starting with the Yankees, and there is a real world we have yet to see peak Soto hype. I am keeping my fingers crossed!
@@scottiebcards2354 me too my man!! He has that Stan Musical, Ernie Banks, Albert Punols (minus br injuries) ability to play at a high level for a long time. His game has never been predicated off athleticism, so unless he loses his eyesight, he should continue to .280/.440/.800 for many more years. While playing passable defense. A major concern for him in ny mind, is how many rookies he has and picking the right ones. (Which you've done some great videos on that very topic!) I recently found a card that pumped me up so hard, when I pulled it circa 2006.....it has your name on it! 🤣 its the 2005 Topps Billy Butler Black /5=....not too chipped either, cuz I reverently put it in a sleeve when I pulled it! 🤣 keep pumping out A+ content!
Not really sure what you mean here? Watching Soto AB's is watching a true artist at work. Ever since he showed up as a kid with the Nationals, he's shown an eye hand coordination that is reminiscent of greats like Griffey, Mattingly, Boggs, Bonds and Carew. The uncanny ability to watch the ball into the catchers glove.Then he does a little dance. He's def ready for NYC, and I have no doubts that he will put up numbers.
@@coreypersky927 i agree, he should put up the best numbers he has in 3+ years. But the problem is he has 498 (sarcasm) rookies and the price is astronomical on the ones that have mainstream popularity. I believe he's a hof'er unless he goes blind or pulls a Wander, but I don't see the ability for his cards to see more than a raise of (max) 30% increase over 20 years, cuz he has so many rookie cards and his price was set so high during the pandemic that he is already almost maxed out, even if he's a top 25 player ever.
I've been scooping Tatis dirt cheap.
When I see Fernando Tatis Jr........He is Alex Rodriguez reincarnated. No pun intended, A-Rod is still one of the best RH hitters I've ever seen.....outside Albert Pujols and Edgar Martinez.
So question for everyone. I was looking at Lindor’s 1st Bowman Chrome auto and noticed that he has a 2010 1st Chrome auto and he also has a 2011 1st Chrome auto. Which one is his true 1st? Is 2011 because it shows him in his MLB uniform? Or is it his Team USA because it is his first auto in a Bowman product?
Great picks, Scottie!
I like all players! But will buy soto tatis...
Great content. Aaron judge will be racking up RBIs with Juan Soto. Risky move is Giancarlo Stanton, but I’ve always liked him and his cards are cheap.
lindor when dudes go to a new team sometimes they shit the bed that first year like castillanos n trey turner its a culture shock and they moved their family to a different city lots of stress, Soto going into 25yr season its his time to shine these are players biggest homerun years approaching im expecting some over 40 hr seasons or maybe a 50 i hope he stays on the yanks for legacy reasons..
You have some of the best baseball content on UA-cam. I love your videos. Very well presented and informative. It is a wonderful change from everything else! 😊
How do you think Jose Ramirez is going to play this year? Last year was a bit of a down year for him.
1 out of 3 is good for baseball.
No Vladdy?
Vladdy has the same problem I do. He likes to eat and he is too fat.😂
Good video. Thanks.
You should be working for a mlb team team with these insights ! Scottie B! Scottie DOES know!
I'm not sure if you have done a video about him yet but I think a video about Manny machado cards would be great and very informative
Where you at with Lou Bob?? I love him I just want him on a better team!
When I see Juan Soto I think of Tracy McGrady!!!!!.....You can make a case that a in tune Juan Soto, is the best pound for pound player in the majors. You then can turnaround in the same breathe and make a case he might be the most underachieving player in the majors.
Underachieving? The guy was mashing homeruns off future hall of fame pitchers in the World Series at 20 years old. He is going to have 200 career homers thru his age 26 season. Put down the crack pipe.
@@nickdrago7390 So was Andruw Jones
@@nickdrago7390 No slight on Soto.....if your going to be a "Generational Player" You gotta bring it EVERY YEAR......
@@BaseHeadSports He has a higher ops+ than Ohtani and Acuna and he has not hit his prime yet. Also he is doing things that no other player in the game is doing today which is hitting for power and walking more than he strikes out. With the way pitching has evolved with guys regularly throwing upper 90's and strikeouts being at an all time high he is on track to be an all time great hitter. Oh yeah and he is rarely ever hurt and is always on the field unlike Acuna, Ohtani, Trout, Judge, and Yordan
His stats are going to always look good, the dude can hit. He is not Ohtani, lets get that straight. Acuna Jr. offensively and defensively is one of the best in the game. He hasn't put together the body of work to be in the same conversation as Trout. Yordan..... please he is a DH.
HELLZ YEA
Tatis is a risk I'll pay any day 😅
Love the video. PS - I have the EXACT same outfit as you lol
That’s literally 3 of the 4 guys I’ve been buying since early October. The other being Acuna bc I still think he is undervalued. I’m in the hold phase now
Acuna seems like a sleeper to me as well! It is amazing that his cards have not moved all that much lately.
Great video as always. Personally, I love collecting autos and this off-season I pulled the trigger on getting my first Tatis rookie auto as well as doubled my Soto auto total from 2 to 4.
Hey Scott, thank you for watching! Also, congrats on the offseason pickups!!
Stop saying steroids. It was a cream not anabolic steroids
Unfortunately, people just look at the failed test and suspension. He was definitely not bulked up like Canseco, Bonds and other players from the steroid era.
I feel like Lindor is going to regress FAST in the next 5 years
It will be interesting to see how it play out, but his 20s were good enough that he doesn't need to be "elite" past another two years or so. I know a lot of experts that I read online think he will age well (we will see how it goes in realtime soon!)
Thanks for watching like always!
You are right. He is. His batting average has been dropping the last 4 years and he is striking out more than ever.
I have bought a ton of Soto's cards the last few months as well there's a lot of value to be made
I hope you don't literally mean the past few months. The only real window to buy was October/November before he got traded. Once he was traded his prices got super inflated. If you bought after the trade, you've been buying at the wrong time my friend and buying at the peak. If so, you're going to be waiting a long while just to break even.
How is there A LOT of Value on Soto cards? Because you own them? Might as well have value in those Franco cards. I was DUMPING HMT55 PSA 10's for upwards of $400 at one time. The Pinks were going for $850 Easy. Unless you own the very scarce parallels, then now is definitely NOT the time to be buying Soto.
@@wutango36o most i bought in October to beginning of November yes......bought dirt cheap
@@coreypersky927 bought dirt cheap ....you ever hear of eBay? 🤔 Stop being a troll ya reree
Seems odd to me that tatis gets so easily dismissed because of PED’s yet people keep buying up Gerrit Cole
How does this comparison make any sense?
@@nickdrago7390 because they both got caught cheating?
@@stormz1243 Maybe you are just a casual baseball fan so I will explain the best I can. Before the umpires used to check the pitchers for foreign substances It was pretty common for pitchers to use foreign substances. When you play in a city like New York or other climates that are cold in the spring time it helps to grip the ball and it actually makes it safer for the batter as well as it will help reduce wild pitches. foreign substances and steroids are not the same thing. Another major difference between these 2 players is now that the umpires are checking the pitchers. Gerrit Cole is still pitching at an elite level and even won a Cy Young award with that rule enforced. Tatis after steroids is not even close to the same hitter. His ops+ dropped from 166 to 113. And as as far as card markets a few years ago Tatis Cards were at the top of the MLB market. Gerrit Cole's market has always been undervalued
@@nickdrago7390 I fully admit to being a gerrit cole hater. So that’s part of it. Hardly a baseball casual since I played in college and interviewed him when he was on the pirates.
He started using the sticky stuff in Houston. Not a cold climate so that excuse doesn’t fly. Tatis’s drop off could also have to do with having a shoulder injury. But at the end of day he WAS suspended and Cole didn’t receive any disciplinary action because “everyone was doing it”. Carry on
@@stormz1243 He won a cy young award when they were checking for it regularly. He is one of the very few players that is actually earning the mega contract he got. I bet you he wins another cy young award this year too.
Lindor = Fuerte
Tatis needs a 40-40 season or better.
Won’t matter. Hes no longer a star
@@LambeauLeeeper That might be true but he’s probably going to be better than Lindor.
Cool 🎉
Thank you for watching!
Ezequiel Tovar is going to breakout this year. Tovar > Volpe.
his team is why his cards won't ever be that valuable
Ayo Scott, keep it comin!
Elly + O'Neil also, Cruz