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For Buffalo Sabres prospect and Upper Deck spokesman Matthew Savoie, the road to becoming the ninth overall pick in the 2022 Upper Deck NHL Draft™ was both a challenging and rewarding one. Leading up to draft day in Montreal, Savoie was regarded as a potential top 10 selection and the... Read More
For decades, nearly every young hockey player has dreamed of the day that their name will be called out by an NHL® team on Draft day. Only a few lucky prospects fulfill that dream every year and only one can be taken first overall. In the case of exclusive Upper... Read More
The 2024 National Sports Collectors Convention is headed to Cleveland, Ohio! Make your trip to the 44th annual NSCC for an unforgettable collectors experience with everything Upper Deck has to offer. Enjoy exciting breaks, mystery unboxings, free daily drawings, athlete signings and more! The National Sports Collectors Convention is the... Read More
It’s the moment many collectors have been waiting for! Last summer, Upper Deck released the Funko Pop! Marvel Studios’ The Infinity Saga trading card set during San Diego Comic Con. The 150-card base set offered collectors a chance at rainbow foiled and clear-cut parallels as well as patinas, confetti, glow... Read More
CARLSBAD, CA (July 25, 2024) – Upper Deck today announces new NIL focused license agreements with The Brandr Group, a student-athlete NIL representation agency, and CLC, the nation’s leading collegiate brand licensing company. Through these collaborations, Upper Deck will provide visibility and representation across a wide variety of sports through... Read More