Dodgers in Japan: What’s the Secret to Their Success? 

The recent Dodgers-Cubs series in Japan has sparked some interesting thoughts about international baseball and the challenges of cross-border card collecting. As a night owl who missed the live action, I caught up on the highlights and was struck by how smoothly the Dodgers and Cubs navigated the complexities of international travel. It got me thinking: how do you think international games impact the growth of baseball globally?

On a more personal note, I’ve been wrestling with the logistics of sending baseball cards across the border to Canada. The recent spike in shipping costs has made it a real challenge. Have any of you faced similar hurdles in your collecting journeys? What creative solutions have you found to keep your collections thriving despite these obstacles?

And speaking of collections, I recently added some intriguing Dodger autos to my stash, including a few prospects. It raises the question: how do you decide which players to invest in? Do you go for the big names, or do you find joy in collecting lesser-known prospects?

Let’s dive into the nuances of collecting, shipping, and the global reach of baseball. What are your thoughts? What bold predictions do you have for the future of international baseball?