Jeremy Aisenberg

because of the the nature of the domain authority and so that's given us the opportunity to invest even further in in original content um we're developing you know series featuring collectors and really celebrating people's collections and we're gonna you know give how about a dad and his four sons like that sounds like a story or a video especially if your collection is featured in linux

That, uh, yes, it is. That's exactly what we're doing there. And, um, yeah, you know, we're, we're doing fun things with the, you know, the journey of collectibles from sort of discovery. So think about sports collectible version of antique roadshow. Uh, so we're, we've got some fun ideas, um, in the hopper for video and, um, you know, a lot of things up our sleeve that we're, we're excited about.

That, uh, yes, it is. That's exactly what we're doing there. And, um, yeah, you know, we're, we're doing fun things with the, you know, the journey of collectibles from sort of discovery. So think about sports collectible version of antique roadshow. Uh, so we're, we've got some fun ideas, um, in the hopper for video and, um, you know, a lot of things up our sleeve that we're, we're excited about.

That, uh, yes, it is. That's exactly what we're doing there. And, um, yeah, you know, we're, we're doing fun things with the, you know, the journey of collectibles from sort of discovery. So think about sports collectible version of antique roadshow. Uh, so we're, we've got some fun ideas, um, in the hopper for video and, um, you know, a lot of things up our sleeve that we're, we're excited about.

it's like okay this just fits there's sometimes you hear something you're like okay i don't know about that this is just like uh it wasn't already happening it was really surprising man yeah yeah the very first sports illustrated had a whole you know pull out of 1954 tops design in the issue the the famous um issue of eddie matthews um 1954 so collecting is sort of in the DNA of the brand.

it's like okay this just fits there's sometimes you hear something you're like okay i don't know about that this is just like uh it wasn't already happening it was really surprising man yeah yeah the very first sports illustrated had a whole you know pull out of 1954 tops design in the issue the the famous um issue of eddie matthews um 1954 so collecting is sort of in the DNA of the brand.

it's like okay this just fits there's sometimes you hear something you're like okay i don't know about that this is just like uh it wasn't already happening it was really surprising man yeah yeah the very first sports illustrated had a whole you know pull out of 1954 tops design in the issue the the famous um issue of eddie matthews um 1954 so collecting is sort of in the DNA of the brand.

And, you know, we all have heard or collect the Sports Illustrated for Kids cards that, you know, are the first appearance of so many icons that, you know, don't necessarily get a card in the traditional releases. You know, the hobby's done a great job of making cards for all of these alternative sports athletes coming in from different countries.

And, you know, we all have heard or collect the Sports Illustrated for Kids cards that, you know, are the first appearance of so many icons that, you know, don't necessarily get a card in the traditional releases. You know, the hobby's done a great job of making cards for all of these alternative sports athletes coming in from different countries.

And, you know, we all have heard or collect the Sports Illustrated for Kids cards that, you know, are the first appearance of so many icons that, you know, don't necessarily get a card in the traditional releases. You know, the hobby's done a great job of making cards for all of these alternative sports athletes coming in from different countries.

And, you know, fortunately, they paid a lot of attention to women's sports. So a lot of the great legends of women's sports have cards. Some of their only rookie cards or early appearances were in SI for Kids, which is is unfortunate. But at least they had cards thanks to Sports Illustrated, which is part of SI's legacy.

And, you know, fortunately, they paid a lot of attention to women's sports. So a lot of the great legends of women's sports have cards. Some of their only rookie cards or early appearances were in SI for Kids, which is is unfortunate. But at least they had cards thanks to Sports Illustrated, which is part of SI's legacy.

And, you know, fortunately, they paid a lot of attention to women's sports. So a lot of the great legends of women's sports have cards. Some of their only rookie cards or early appearances were in SI for Kids, which is is unfortunate. But at least they had cards thanks to Sports Illustrated, which is part of SI's legacy.

There's still some good ones. As I understand it, Victor Webinyama's card from a year and a half ago or so is still pretty pricey.

There's still some good ones. As I understand it, Victor Webinyama's card from a year and a half ago or so is still pretty pricey.

There's still some good ones. As I understand it, Victor Webinyama's card from a year and a half ago or so is still pretty pricey.

Yeah, that's part of what SI is going to be doing here with content is celebrating collectors and celebrating their individual collections and showcasing all the different ways that collectors collect. That's a pretty broad spectrum of of embodiments of collections. I personally collect vintage Red Sox guys. So I collect Ted Williams and Karl Yastrzemski.

Yeah, that's part of what SI is going to be doing here with content is celebrating collectors and celebrating their individual collections and showcasing all the different ways that collectors collect. That's a pretty broad spectrum of of embodiments of collections. I personally collect vintage Red Sox guys. So I collect Ted Williams and Karl Yastrzemski.

Yeah, that's part of what SI is going to be doing here with content is celebrating collectors and celebrating their individual collections and showcasing all the different ways that collectors collect. That's a pretty broad spectrum of of embodiments of collections. I personally collect vintage Red Sox guys. So I collect Ted Williams and Karl Yastrzemski.

And if you ask what are the cards I would never part with, it's about... a hundred give or take vintage, uh, Red Sox cards. And, you know, the rest is, is, is sort of fun stuff that I, I like to own.