Wicked Good Pulls

About Wicked Good Pulls

Join us as we rip into the sports card hobby from the heart of Massachusetts. We’re hunting monster hits, debating market trends, and getting nostalgic about the Junk Wax era that started it all. Whether you're chasing Jordans, submitting for grading, or just love the smell of fresh cardboard, pull up a chair. It’s expert advice served with a side of brotherly banter.

Publisher

Joey Holes, Retroripping, Coachhoops

Category

leisure

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

7 Feb 2026

Latest episode

30 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

39 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   30 Oct 2026

   Ep38: $1M PSA Card Heist, Shohei Ohtani Prices & Michael Jordan Cards

   Nearly $1 MILLION in graded sports cards and Pokémon cards stolen from a FedEx truck outside PSA headquarters?! The Wicked Good Pulls crew breaks down one of the wildest sports card theft stories of the year, including what happened to the missing cards, who's responsible, and whether collectors will receive fair market value for their stolen treasures. Meanwhile, Shohei Ohtani's baseball card prices are dropping, and Matt sees a potential buying opportunity. Is the offseason the perfect time to invest in Ohtani rookie cards? Mike weighs in on the Michael Jordan card market, including the iconic SkyBox Electrified insert, while the brothers debate collecting versus selling. Plus, Drew Bledsoe makes another appearance, Spotify apparently thinks we're smell experts, and a massive Michael Jordan card haul leads to a discussion about the infamous Mark Jackson Menendez Brothers basketball card. It's sports cards, collecting strategies, hobby news, brotherly arguments, and the usual ridiculousness you've come to expect from Wicked Good Pulls. In This Episode The $1M PSA/FedEx Heist: Nearly $963,000 in graded sports and Pokémon cards stolen outside PSA headquarters. Who's responsible, and what happens to the collectors? Shohei Ohtani Card Prices: A 2018 Bowman Chrome Rookie Auto PSA 9 drops $26,400 between reported sales. Is it time to buy? Michael Jordan Card Market: A look at the SkyBox Electrified insert, recent prices, and why GOAT cards might be worth holding. Collecting vs. Selling: Mike explains why he's enjoying acquiring cards more than streaming and selling them. Drew Bledsoe Strikes Again: Matt shows off a stunning SkyBox acetate insert, much to Mike's disappointment. Spotify's Smell Experts: The brothers discover their unexpected Spotify search ranking, leading to a bizarre Drew Bledsoe conversation. 79 Michael Jordan Cards: A recent card haul, some questionable counting, and the infamous Mark Jackson Menendez Brothers card. Creepy Sports Cards: Could a Halloween-themed countdown of the hobby's strangest cards be coming? Subscribe to Wicked Good Pulls for weekly sports card talk, hobby news, collecting stories, and three brothers who rarely agree on anything.

2. 

   23 Oct 2026

   Ep37: The Baseball Steroid Era Debate, MJ Card Values & Stalking Drew Bledsoe

   In Episode 37 of the Wicked Good Pulls podcast, the guys tackle the current state of the sports card market and question if their own show is actually getting worse. The crew leans heavily into 90s nostalgia, making a controversial but hilarious case for why Major League Baseball should bring back the steroid era to revive the massive home run chases. Matt defends his recent Michael Jordan card purchases amid dipping market values, while Mike admits he completely checks out the second sports card talk begins. Stick around for an intervention on Matt's filler-word habit, early morning Jedi hoodies, and Matt's highly questionable plan to wear a ski mask in a restaurant alleyway just to catch a hug from Drew Bledsoe. In This Episode A Podcast Existential Crisis: The brothers debate if the show is going downhill, joking about fixing their banter entirely in post-production and Joe admitting he tunes out during the sports card segments. The "Like" Intervention: Joe and Mike call out Matt for his excessive use of the word "like," leading to a defensive stance on free speech and conversational style. Bring Back Steroids: The guys reminisce about 90s baseball, arguing that the steroid era and the epic home run chases made the sport infinitely more entertaining, even for non-fans. MJ Cards & Market Dips: Matt breaks down a recent Michael Jordan card purchase, sparking a debate on where the money is flowing when card values start dropping across the hobby. The Drew Bledsoe Stakeout: Following a "beefcake" Pull of the Week, Matt reveals a terrible plan to lurk in a restaurant alleyway wearing a balaclava because tickets to a local Drew Bledsoe event are completely sold out.

3. 

   16 Oct 2026

   Ep36: The Jeopardy! Card Pitch, Jordan Beam Teams & What is an Insert?

   Welcome back to Wicked Good Pulls! In Episode 36, things kick off with a recap of the morning recording drama, with Joe and Mike finding endless entertainment in Matt’s leftover rage from the recent scheduling mix-ups. Once everyone settles in (and Mike's Nike shorts are thoroughly roasted), the guys get down to business to pitch a genius idea to Sony Television: official Jeopardy! trading cards tracking player stats, winnings, and legendary contestant runs. Later, Joe plays the audience surrogate by asking the age-old beginner question: What exactly is a card insert?. The brothers break down the hobby terminology before diving into some massive recent sales, including an eye-watering $38,350 transaction for a Michael Jordan 1998 Stadium Club Beam Team "Members Only" card. The crew closes out the show with some movie talk, a little AI appreciation for using Gemini as a "second brain," and a plot to maliciously freeze-frame Matt in post-production after he signs off early. In This Episode: Matt's Morning Rage: Mike and Joe find immense joy in Matt’s frustration over recent scheduling and recording hiccups. Jeopardy! Trading Cards: The brothers pitch a concept for Sony to create trading cards for game show contestants, arguing that the data and stats are already perfectly tracked. What is an Insert?: Joe asks the ultimate beginner question, leading to a breakdown of how inserts function in the modern hobby. The $38K Jordan Beam Team: Analyzing the massive market for 1990s Michael Jordan cards, specifically discussing a recent $38,350 sale of a rare 1998 Stadium Club Beam Team "Members Only" card. Freeze-Framing Matt: Matt signs off early because of a hard stop, giving Mike and Joe the perfect opportunity to plot a terrible freeze-frame of him for post-production.

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Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

6 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

3 ratings

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