Guests - Sport Card Expo Toronto

Kyle Kravitz, the creator behind King of the Kards, is one of the largest and most influential voices in the sports card content space. Known for his sharp insights and highly engaging storytelling, Kyle has built a massive following across YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok, helping shape conversations around the hobby for a new generation of collectors.

His reach continues to grow beyond the hobby, highlighted by his recent throw of the first pitch at an Arizona Diamondbacks game—further cementing his presence at the intersection of sports and collecting culture.

At Sport Card Expo, Kyle will be live on-site creating content, connecting with collectors, and sharing his perspective on the hobby.

Jay Moslehi, the face of MOJO Sports, is one of the hobby’s most established and trusted creators. As one of the longest-tenured voices in the space, Jay has built a massive YouTube audience and a reputation for authenticity, consistency, and deep passion for the hobby.

Known for his high-energy breaks and genuine reactions, Jay has become a go-to source for collectors, with a loyal following that values both his knowledge and transparency. Alongside his incredible team, MOJO Sports is widely recognized for creating a welcoming, fan-first experience wherever they go.

At Sport Card Expo, Jay will be on-site with his full team, connecting with fans, buying and selling cards, and jumping in on select panels on the eBay Main Stage.

Blak Grice, known as Blakedown, is the official kid creator of the Sport Card Expo. Passionate, authentic, and always collecting, Blake inspires the next generation of hobbyists and shows the future of the hobby is in great hands.

Jeremy Lee, host of Sports Cards Live, is one of the hobby’s most respected interviewers and live content creators. Known for thoughtful conversations with top collectors, dealers, and industry voices, he brings depth and credibility to every discussion.

Jeremy has also recently published his first book, Pops and Comps, offering collectors a deeper look into the hobby through his unique lens. Signed copies will be available at his booth during the show.

At Sport Card Expo, Jeremy will be live on-site, hosting sessions, interviewing guests, and capturing the stories that drive the hobby.

Dr. James Beckett is one of the most influential figures in the history of the sports card hobby. As the founder of Beckett Publications, he helped define how collectors understand value, grading, and the marketplace.

Today, through his podcast and ongoing presence in the hobby, Dr. Beckett continues to share decades of insight, perspective, and passion for collecting. At Sport Card Expo, he’ll be on-site connecting with fans and offering a rare opportunity to hear directly from one of the hobby’s true pioneers.

Doctor Collectible is one of the hobby’s most dynamic and entertaining content creators, known for high-energy pack breaks, engaging storytelling, and a strong connection with collectors around the world. His content blends passion, personality, and authenticity, making him a standout voice in the sports card community.

Josh Madigan is a leading voice in the hockey card world and co-host of the Hockey Cards Gongshow—widely regarded as the largest and most respected hockey card podcast in the hobby. With a focus on market dynamics, collector mindset, and the stories behind the cards, Josh brings a thoughtful, grounded perspective that resonates across the community.

At Sport Card Expo, he’ll be on-site engaging with collectors, capturing conversations, and diving into what’s driving the hobby right now.

Chantel, known online as BabyyBaconator, is a Toronto-based Pokémon and League of Legends creator bringing a unique and entertaining voice to the hobby. Best known for her spot-on voice impressions, Cantonese pack rips, and honest product reviews, she’s built a fast-growing and highly engaged following across the community.

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ITEM DESCRIPTIONS

View what type of memorabilia are
counted as regular or premium items.

All autograph prices are in Canadian dollars. Taxes not included.
Inscriptions cannot be purchased on their own. They MUST be purchased with an autograph ticket (Regular or Premium). Guest reserves the right to not sign any item.

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ITEM
DESCRIPTIONS

Regular Items: Puck, Photos, Magazine, Map, Books, Basketballs, Soccer Balls, Tshirts, banners up to 11×14.
Premium Items: Jersey, Equipment, Numbers, Sticks, Belts, Whiskey Bottles, Photos 16×20 or larger, Art Work, Figurines, Funko Pops, Trophy Replicas, Banners over the size of 11×14.

• If you have unique memorabilia that doesn’t fall into any of the categories above, contact us at mailorders@sportcardexpo.com.

Autograph Tickets FAQ

I have a VIP ticket with an autograph coupon. How do I use it?

Head to the Merch Booth on-site to redeem it. Autograph coupons included in VIP packages cannot be redeemed online.

Do I need a separate autograph ticket?

Yes. Every person getting an autograph must have a regular or premium autograph ticket. This applies even if you have a VIP admission ticket.

How many autograph tickets do I need?

One ticket per item you want signed. If you want two items signed, you need two tickets.

What is a regular autograph ticket?

A regular autograph ticket covers trading cards, hats, mini sticks, photographs, pucks, baseballs, and banners up to 11×14 in size.

What is a premium autograph ticket?

A premium autograph ticket covers jerseys, helmets, sticks, gloves, Funko Pops, trophy replicas, and banners larger than 11×14.

What is an inscription ticket?

An inscription ticket is an add-on you purchase in addition to your autograph ticket. It allows the guest to add personalized text after the autograph, such as “To [Name],” “HHOF,” “Stanley Cup Champ,” “Olympic Gold Medalist,” or the guest’s nickname.

What is a Fast Pass?

A Fast Pass lets you skip to the front of the autograph line, ahead of general queue holders.

Can I bring friends or family to line up with me?

Yes, friends and family are welcome to line up with you. However, anyone who wants an item signed must purchase their own autograph ticket.