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    Upper Deck Loses Exclusive Rights for 2010 Trading Cards

    Gotta love Twitter, from UpperDeckSports Twitter account:

    This just in: UD was unable to come to terms with NFL Properties. No NFL Properties-licensed football cards from UD in 2010. Bummer. -TM

    Meaning they don't have the money from all there lawsuits, this is good for Football cards, hopefully Topps somehow produces cards this year
    Last edited by gladdyontherise; 04-07-2010, 07:23 PM.
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    Go Panini!

    Only thing left to do is for the NHL to kick 'em out and let ITG in.
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      oh oh....watch out....think maybe UD will try to get back into NASCAR?
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      • #4
        Originally posted by ranbethscards View Post
        oh oh....watch out....think maybe UD will try to get back into NASCAR?
        Kiss NASCAR goodbye if Upper Suck tries to join.


        I wouldn't trust them with a even professional Lacrosse product lol. They'd still prolly find a way to screw over the 8 customers they get lol
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        • #5
          Panini has an exclusive license for NFL & NBA, I believe. Topps likewise for MLB. Maybe UD was better off letting someone else buy out Fleer?

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