My Home Office Is Becoming a Museum

Look up at the upper left wall of my home office, and you'll see a framed piece from the MLB Tokyo Series. It's a spot that brings back all the excitement from that time.

And right next to it, it's finally complete—all 50 Topps NOW cards from 2025!

The 50×50 Display Case Is Absolutely Stunning

Shohei Ohtani, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Roki Sasaki, Kershaw, Muncy. A 50×50 display case packed with cards featuring this incredible lineup is seriously spectacular.

When I look at each card one by one, memories of those games come flooding back vividly. That home run, that strikeout, that perfect defensive play. I can remember it all.

Topps NOW isn't just cards, you know. They're like memory devices that capture those moments in time.

But There's a Problem...

While gazing at the display case, a thought suddenly hit me. If I do this again in 2026, I'm going to run out of wall space in my home office.

But I have to do it. There's no choice.

I've reached the point of no return. This is what they call falling down the rabbit hole. But I have no regrets. In fact, I'm having a blast.

Making Up for the Tokyo Series at the WBC

I never made it to the Tokyo Series, you know. The fact that I couldn't experience that excitement live still bugs me to this day.

But next up is the WBC. For games held in Japan, I'm definitely going to enjoy them. This time, I absolutely want to attend in person.

Every day I stare at my home office walls and think about the next collection. This is life as a baseball fan—just like this.