
Join Doug Plagens for a weekly dose of hockey collectibles conversation. You can expect to hear about hockey news and how it relates to the hobby, as well as the latest hockey card releases, young players to know, and much more!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsLeisureHobbies | |||

In this episode, Doug opens up looking at the Stanley Cup and how the hockey market is responding to a 1-1 series. Plus, Doug and Brendan discuss their grading process for cards at different pricing levels.
0:00 - Intro with a Stanley Cup update
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In this episode, Paul Zickler from Upper Deck joins Doug to discuss the new Debut Patches coming to Extended Series later in June.
0:00 - Show Open
4:30 - Stanley Cup Matchup still not set
8:01 - Paul Zickler of Upper Deck joins the show
10:18 - ... more
Upper Deck's Extended Series is shaping up to be a huge release for the hockey market. Debut Patches will make their product debut this year in hockey products. That and more in this week's episode of Nonsense on Ice:
0:00 - Intro and what’s on tap ... more
In this episode of Nonsense on Ice presented by Upper Deck, we dive into the NHL Awards and look at the top rookie cards to chase of the 2025-26 NHL Award Winners.
We also dive deep into the hockey market over the last week, look at the latest NHL r... more
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What a relief to listen to a sports card podcast hosted by an actual broadcast professional! Amazing content for us hockey fans and collectors!
I can’t believe how much I enjoy this podcast. No filler or annoying banter. Just a pleasant voice that is informative, fun, and really helpful for a baseball collector that is really enjoying getting into the hockey hobby this year!
Doug, the best NHL radio caller in the business - does a great job on this podcast ….. 🏆🏆🏒
Great show! Really helpful to card collectors getting more into hockey cards, but also with information for all collectors.
Did not disappoint! As a huge hockey fan and new to the hockey hobby in decades, this checks all the boxes!
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This show blends hockey news with the hobby of hockey card collecting, delivering market trends, release insights, and player-focused analysis. Episodes frequently feature industry guests and discuss everything from rookie prospects and key card releases to shifts in the NHL that affect card values. A standout is the seamless integration of professional hockey insight with collector-focused commentary, including interviews that reveal how manufacturers, graders, and markets interact. Potential listeners should enjoy data-driven hobby talk, insider perspectives, and strategies for navigating the evolving hockey-card landscape.
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