Young baseball prospects took a beating this week while a few established names and one rising NBA rookie clawed their way back up the board. View the full rankings.
Each week I update sell-through rates for PSA 10s based on eBay sold listings — how many active listings actually closed in the last 7, 30, and 90 days. The composite score weights recent activity heavily, so this report reflects who's moving right now, not who moved six months ago.
Hottest right now
1. Jacob Misiorowski (Baseball) — 426 score
7d: 34% (97 sellers) · 30d: 62% · 90d: 62%
Misiorowski keeps the top spot. He's been sitting in the top 3 for nearly two full months now without falling out. The 7-day rate dipped slightly from last week, but there's still plenty of cards moving.
The Miz is leading the MLB in ERA (1.62) and strikeouts (167) and is doing it while throwing absolute heat. Pair that with the Brewers only being one game out of first in the National League, and it's easy to see why he's getting so much hobby love.
2. Michael Jordan (Basketball) — 414 score
7d: 38% (514 sellers) · 30d: 48% · 90d: 52%
Goat's are gonna Goat. The card market has been on fire, and the GOATs in particular have seen their markets just go through the roof. Jordan cards are setting all time high's left and right and his market is about as safe as markets get.
3. Junior Caminero (Baseball) — 406 score
7d: 40% (523 sellers) · 30d: 41% · 90d: 43%
Caminero made a massive leap last week and he's holding steady at the #3 spot. While his last two games were quiet, he had been on a tear prior to that with 11 home runs in 11 games. He's tied for 4th in the MLB in home runs and has the Tampa Bay Rays sitting on the #1 spot in the American League.
Biggest risers
VJ Edgecombe (+36 pts → 198 score)
7d: 14% (82 sellers) · 30d: 28% · 90d: 46%
Edgecombe had the biggest score jump this week and climbed 19 spots in the overall rankings to #25. Most likely this is being driven by the attention on the 76ers after they landed Jaylen Brown. The group of Maxey, Edgecombe, Brown and (when healthy) Embiid is going to be tough to beat in the east. As good as Edgecombe is, we're in the off-season and hype like this tends to be short-lived so while I like him as a target for the coming season, his sell-through rates are likely to dip back down in the next week or two.
LeBron James (+27 pts → 378 score)
7d: 35% (672 sellers) · 30d: 44% · 90d: 46%
LeBron moved up to #5 overall. With nearly 5,000 sellers in the 90-day window, this is another deep market—the kind where sell-through shifts are meaningful because the sample size is huge. All eyes are on LeBron right now as we wait and see where he ends up for the coming season, so expect his sell-through rate to remain pretty strong this off-season, at least until we find out where he's headed.
Shohei Ohtani (+21 pts → 396 score)
7d: 38% (1,140 sellers) · 30d: 42% · 90d: 47%
Ohtani sits at #4 now, right behind the top three. He's never far from the top of the list and quite simply, there isn't another market quite like his. There are over 10,000 unique sellers of Ohtani PSA 10's in the 90-day window—that's more than the total volume of all three players above him on the list. The only other player with similar 90-day volume is Wembanyama, though Ohtani's 7 and 30 day volume is much stronger. So far, he's having a quiet season by his standards, but the Dodgers are #1 in the National League and come playoffs, Ohtani's market will boom like clockwork.
Biggest fallers
Jac Caglianone (-80 pts → 131 score)
7d: 7% (59 sellers) · 30d: 26% · 90d: 31%
Caglianone dropped 28 spots to #50 — the steepest rank fall on the board. That 7-day rate at 7% is rough. Listings are sitting. There's always a lot of fluctuation for younger players, and it seems to be particularly true in the MLB where the season is so long. Jac is competing in this year's upcoming Home Run Derby, where maybe a strong performance could land a few more eyeballs on him and see a little spike.
Ben Rice (-56 pts → 213 score)
7d: 10% (14 sellers) · 30d: 39% · 90d: 64%
Rice fell seven spots to #21. Worth noting: only 14 sellers in the 7-day window, so the percentage moves can swing harder on smaller samples. The 90-day rate at 64% is actually strong. His market has cooled off a little bit since the start of the year, but his supply has also been a bit limited. We're seeing more of his 2025 graded cards start to hit the market, so it will be interesting to see how the sell through rate is impacted.
Cam Schlittler (-54 pts → 224 score)
7d: 13% (21 sellers) · 30d: 39% · 90d: 55%
Schlittler dropped six spots to #17. He's having a great season—he's #3 in the MLB in strikeouts and #2 in ERA behind only Misiorowski. Similar to Rice, the volume isn't there for him yet so fluctuations in sell-through rate are often dramatic and abrupt. While most of the attention right now is on the Miz, all it's going to take is a little slump from Misiorowski or a hot streak from Schlittler for Cam to jump right back up.
Market pulse
Sport-level averages both dipped this week:
- Basketball: 199 avg score (↓8 pts) — 7d 16% · 30d 27% · 90d 37%
- Baseball: 193 avg score (↓11 pts) — 7d 14% · 30d 29% · 90d 39%
- Football: 164 avg score (flat) — 7d 12% · 30d 25% · 90d 33%
Baseball took the bigger hit at the sport level, which tracks with three of the biggest individual fallers all being baseball prospects. Basketball dipped a little too as we continue to push deeper into the off-season (a pretty predictable result). Only football remained steady. Football hype is about to pick up, so expect to see some positive movement at both the sport and player level soon.
Other notable shifts
A few rank changes worth watching even though they didn't make the top-three mover lists:
- Pete Crow-Armstrong jumped 11 spots to #24. PCA is well on pace for his second 30-30 season, and he's doing it while being elite on defense and only 24 years old.
- Kevin McGonigle climbed 10 spots to #27. Kevin is the front-runner for American League rookie of the year, and the second youngest Tiger to make an All-Star Game.
- James Wood up 9 spots to #30. Wood is coming out of a little mini slump with 5 HR's and 12 RBI's over his last 26 appearances at the plate.
- Jalen Brunson dropped 18 spots to #45. Nothing to see here other than the usual "player spikes after a championship, drops in the off-season" movement.
- Caitlin Clark has seen her sell-through rates steadily increasing the past few weeks, moving her to #14 now. Clark's #3 in points per game and #2 in assists per game and while we're nowhere near the hype around her in her rookie year, she's making a push back towards the top.