The best player on the planet, full stop. When McDavid cooks, his cards move by Monday — and the Young Guns rookies lead every rally.
The most complete player baseball has ever seen. Every Ohtani rookie card trades like an event — and the events keep coming.
The game's defining quarterback. Sunday's main event, every single week — and the rookie cards to prove it.
The standard for two decades and counting. The hobby's blue-chip name — from Topps Chrome rookies to modern Prizm.
Point any phone camera at the code and it takes you straight to the live Young Gunz Sports boutique on eBay — graded slabs and raw cards, priced in CAD and shipped tracked. No camera handy? Use the button.
Shop on eBay →A private vault for Canada's most coveted cards —
curated, graded, and worthy of the name.
The five highest-priced live cards in the store, one at a time. Every price is CAD, every card is live on eBay now — the site does not check out, eBay does.
Centrepiece · Signed
The crown of the vault. A signed, framed McDavid in the Team Canada sweater — the kind of piece that anchors a room.
Rookie · PSA 10
Ohtani's rookie-year card in a Gem Mint 10 holder, photographed on the Young Gunz wall. Blue-chip, full stop.
Numbered /25 · PSA
Golf gets the same vault treatment as everything else — a /25 Tiger does not need a hot week, it needs the right collector.
Young Guns · Acetate
The acetate Young Guns — the chase card of the set, in the clear. Dallas's young scorer, vault-grade.
No Reserve · Auction
No reserve, penny start. The Islanders' first-overall pick — bid it up or steal it, your call.
Hundreds of hockey cards and premium singles live on eBay Canada — graded and raw. Buy hockey cards from Canada's elite hockey card shop: search, filter by sport, sort by price. Tap any card for its live eBay listing: exact photos, details and checkout are on eBay.
Prices in CAD; $7.99 flat tracked shipping in Canada on fixed-price listings. Every card links to its live eBay listing — exact photos and checkout are on eBay.
Four rules run the whole store — every listing, every photo, every shipment. No exceptions, no shortcuts.
Marble surface, display stand, controlled light. No kitchen-table snapshots, no glare hiding a flaw. What you see is the exact card you get.
For graded cards, the exact certification number appears in the item specifics and description; raw cards are described honestly, surface and all. Stock gloss never replaces your actual card photos.
Checked against recent sales, listed at the top of the range with Best Offer — not dumped, not inflated. The market sets the number; we just read it first.
$7.99 flat tracked shipping anywhere in Canada. US shipping C$20 tracked. Auction wins under C$50 ship lettermail in Canada. Packed like it is going into a vault — because it is.
Founded by Josh Biren, who has been collecting since 1999. Every card in the store — graded or raw — is one he would keep in his own case.
Browse Hundreds of CardsPick a league. Finals and upcoming games below are a dated snapshot from theScore and Sportsnet (Canadian sources) — not a live feed. Tap any headline in The Read below for the full story at the source.
How to read this board: “Final” games are completed results; “—” games had not been played at the snapshot time. This page is a static snapshot — for live scores, open theScore or Sportsnet. The morning line shows European decimal odds on marquee matchups (Saturday, Oct 3, 2026 morning snapshot via theScore and Sportsnet). Display only; nothing here takes a bet. 19+. Play responsibly.
The morning's best long-form from theScore and Sportsnet — the two Canadian newsrooms this store runs on. The newest piece leads; everything links out to the full story at the source.
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Connor McDavid put up five points as the Oilers outlasted the Canucks in a 16-goal classic — the kind of night that reprices his cards by Monday morning.
Read at Sportsnet →Jiri Kulich scored the go-ahead goal with 6:40 left in the third period as Buffalo rallied from two goals down to beat Chicago 4-3 in its home opener — his first goal in nearly a calendar year after missing the final 70 games of last season dealing with a blood clot.
Read at theScore → Sportsnet · NHLVancouver scored four unanswered third-period goals to beat Calgary 4-1 at Rogers Arena. The turning point came 90 seconds into the third when a video review overturned what looked like a glove save by Flames goalie Devin Cooley.
Read at Sportsnet → theScore · MLBDrew Rasmussen carried a no-hitter into the eighth inning and struck out 10 over eight scoreless innings as Tampa Bay blanked the New York Yankees 1-0 in Game 1 of the ALDS.
Read at theScore → theScore · MLBMilwaukee took the NLDS opener 3-2 in one of the strangest finishes in recent memory: Ty France's potential go-ahead moonshot struck the retractable roof and dropped into Jackson Chourio's glove.
Read at theScore → Sportsnet · NBAMiami opened its preseason with a 129-105 win over Toronto in the NBA Canada Series game at Centre Videotron — the first NBA game ever played in Quebec City. Giannis Antetokounmpo debuted for the Heat.
Read at Sportsnet → theScore · NBAHeat coach Erik Spoelstra raved about Giannis Antetokounmpo's passing after the star's Miami preseason debut, saying it "reminds all of us of a great big point guard that played for Pat [Riley] back in the '80s."
Read at theScore → theScore · NFLCornerback Joey Porter Jr. is expected to make his Dallas Cowboys debut Sunday against the Houston Texans, per NFL insider Jordan Schultz, after arriving from Pittsburgh earlier this week.
Read at theScore → Sportsnet · NFLSunday's slate opens across the pond with the Colts facing the Commanders at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, before the Bills host the Patriots in a 1 p.m. ET divisional matchup.
Read at Sportsnet →Edition: Sun, Oct 4, 2026 · Articles from theScore and Sportsnet (Canadian sources). This page is a static snapshot — for the latest, open the source.
This store is named for them — Young Gunz, spelled with a Z: the young stars running hockey, baseball, the NFL and the NBA right now. Twelve faces, four sports, three apiece — no veterans, no victory laps, nobody over 29. When they pop, their cards pop harder.
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Real photography, real futures — prices on their cards are set by the market, nightly. Tap a star to shop his sport.
Hockey, baseball, football, basketball, golf — no second shelf anywhere. Each room is stocked, priced and photographed to the same standard.
01When he scores, his card moves. A hat trick on Saturday can reprice a Young Guns PSA by Monday. We track form, ice time, and call-ups so the vault is priced on where a player is going, not just where he has been.
02October baseball reprices rookies overnight. A Game 1 gem can move a pitcher's market before the series ends — we price our arms and bats off the same sold-comp discipline as the hockey wall.
03Quarterbacks drive the football market and Sundays drive quarterbacks. A four-touchdown afternoon moves Prizm and Select faster than any other cardboard in the building.
04The NBA market moves on highlights and the highlights never stop. Wembanyama, Ant and Flagg rookies are priced nightly — the wall follows the league, not the other way around.
05Scarcity is the story. Low-numbered golf parallels move differently — a /25 Tiger does not need a hot week, it needs the right collector. We price golf off the same sold-comp discipline as hockey and baseball, with the same studio photography and tracked shipping.
Fresh cards land in the Young Gunz Sports eBay store every week — graded slabs and raw cards, priced in CAD and shipped tracked. Follow the store on eBay and you get notified the moment new arrivals go live, so the good stuff never gets snapped up before you see it — be first to know when new McDavid, Celebrini, Skenes, Daniels or Wembanyama inventory drops.
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