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Episode 3: John Brisker - 1971 Topps #180

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He led the ABA in scoring. He fought teammates, terrified opponents, and vanished without a trace.

This episode of Cardboard Credentials dives into the legend of John Brisker. A man too fierce for the league and too mysterious for history to explain. From Detroit grit to ABA chaos, NBA exile to a one-way trip to Uganda, Brisker’s story ends in silence but echoes louder than ever. And at the center of it all? A single card: 1971–72 Topps #180.

This isn’t just a sports story. It’s a ghost story printed on cardboard.

Every card has a story, and this one refuses to die.

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He led the ABA in scoring. He fought teammates, terrified opponents, and vanished without a trace.

This episode of Cardboard Credentials dives into the legend of John Brisker. A man too fierce for the league and too mysterious for history to explain. From Detroit grit to ABA chaos, NBA exile to a one-way trip to Uganda, Brisker’s story ends in silence but echoes louder than ever. And at the center of it all? A single card: 1971–72 Topps #180.

This isn’t just a sports story. It’s a ghost story printed on cardboard.

Every card has a story, and this one refuses to die.

  continue reading

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