Sal Barry and Tim Parish take a fond look back at the 1988-89 Topps and O-Pee-Chee Hockey card sets, known for its use of bright colors, drop shadows, and pushpins. They discuss why you should have both of these iconic sets - as well as a few related cards - in your collection. Other topics include a Georges Vezina rookie card topping $100K, the Red Wings retiring Sergei Fedorov's number, and ECHL expansion. It's 121 minutes of hockey goodness. The YouTube version of this podcast features pictures of the cards we talk about during the episode.

Show Notes and Links
https://puckjunk.com/2025/08/26/podcast-225/

Sal Barry and Tim Parish talk all about the new 2024-25 Parkhurst Champions Hockey Card set. Yes, the design looks great - but is it a set worth building? And what's the deal with the "Retro Pack?" Plus, discussions about Team USA winning the Hlinka Gretzky Tournament, eBay's changes to its platform, and the NHL Network's "Quarter Century Team" - and who they snubbed. It's 107 minutes of hockey goodness, now with chapters so you can skip to your favorite part. The YouTube version of this episode features video and pictures, too.

Show Notes and Links
https://puckjunk.com/2025/08/20/podcast-224/

Sal Barry and Tim Parish take a long look back at the 1991-92 Topps Stadium Club Hockey set. It was the first Stadium Club hockey set, as well as one of the first premium sets of hockey trading cards. The guys talk about some of the best and worst cards from that set, as well as related cards worth collecting. Its 111 minutes of hockey goodness. The YouTube version of the podcast features pictures of the cards we talk about during the episode.

Show Notes and Links
https://puckjunk.com/2025/08/12/podcast-223/