Night Owl Cards

  Since finding night cards in current product isn't as fun as it used to be, I don't look for them more than a couple times a year. Usually it's at the start of the card season and at the end of it, although the season never really ends. So, let's say I look for them when Topps flagship comes out in February and then again when I'm stuffing those cards in a box around October/November. The 2023 cards are like the 2022 cards, which were like the 2021 cards, which were like the 2020, etc., etc. It's close cropping on the main subject so you can't pick up on any ballpark atmosphere. Boring cards, basically. Determining whether a player is photographed in a day or a night setting comes down to the lighting in the photo in most cases.   These are all night cards, and so is Riley Greene above. You won't find a light in any of the photos, except for the scoreboard lights behind Brandon Marsh, but the darkened setting is a tip off. All you got to do is compare ...