Trio of Blue Jays find joy in collecting baseball, Pokémon trading cards
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Trio of Blue Jays find joy in collecting baseball, Pokémon trading cards
ALEX WAUTHY
PUBLISHED MAY 5, 2026
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Toronto Blue Jays' right fielder Myles Straw estimates five to seven players on the team are active baseball card collectors.
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Two black storage boxes perched on top of each other sit inside Tommy Nance’s locker in the Toronto Blue Jays’ dressing room. Within them are rows of baseball cards a…
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