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    Trading Cards Galore

    Legendary NFL QB Tom Brady brings sports card store to Dallas

    Alex Bentley
    Oct 21, 2025 | 12:17 pm
    CardVault by Tom Brady in Victory Park in Dallas

    CardVault by Tom Brady will open on October 23 at Victory Park in Dallas.

    Photo courtesy of CardVault by Tom Brady

    A celebrity-owned store specializing in trading cards is coming to Dallas' Victory Park: CardVault, founded in 2020 by a team headlined by former NFL quarterback Tom Brady, is opening a location at 3030 Nowitzki Way #103, in the courtyard in front of American Airlines Center, next to Metro Tickets.

    CardVault currently has seven other locations in the U.S. in major cities like New York, Boston, and Chicago. Brady, arguably the best NFL quarterback of all time, claims to have a personal passion for the hobby. He acquired an ownership stake in February 2025; as part of the deal, CardVault changed its name to "CardVault by Tom Brady."

    The store, which specializes in sports cards, trading cards, and authenticated memorabilia, is scheduled to open to the public on Thursday, October 23.

    CardVault promises an "immersive retail experience to collectors and fans alike," blending local sports heritage with cutting-edge collectibles.

    Its inventory includes both individual cards and sealed boxes organized by sport and category. The store's signature vault showcases authenticated, game-used memorabilia and exclusive autographed collectibles.

    One of the eye-catching elements inside the store is a mural that honors Dallas' iconic sports legends. Apparently, recent Dallas Mavericks No. 1 pick Cooper Flagg is already on that list, as he's prominently featured in the mural alongside smaller images of Mike Modano of the Dallas Stars and Emmitt Smith of the Dallas Cowboys, among others.

    To coincide with the store's grand opening, CardVault by Tom Brady will celebrate the release of 2025-2026 Topps Basketball, the company's first NBA-licensed product release in over 15 years. Flagg, maybe not so coincidentally, will be featured on the cover of the product.

    The Dallas location will also offer exclusive merchandise, including limited-edition apparel and collectibles from brands like Topps, Panini, Upper Deck, Pokémon, and Fanatics Authentic.

    “We’re proud to bring CardVault to Dallas, an important city with a rich history of sports and culture and a truly passionate community of collectors,” said Chris Costa, Co-Founder of CardVault by Tom Brady, in a statement. “Opening this location at the start of the Mavericks’ and Stars’ seasons - in tandem with the launch of Topps Flagship Basketball showcases how interconnected the collecting and fan experience can be.”

    In addition to its retail offerings, CardVault by Tom Brady serves as an authorized submission center for PSA, Beckett, and SGC, providing on-site grading submission services to help collectors protect and elevate their most valued cards.

    The store will be open seven days a week, and will remain open during all Dallas Mavericks and Dallas Stars home games, as well as other major events at American Airlines Center.

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    'Fire Nico' news

    Dallas Mavericks fire GM Nico Harrison 9 months after Luka Doncic trade

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    Nov 11, 2025 | 11:46 am
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    The Dallas Mavericks fired general manager Nico Harrison on Tuesday, November 11, an admission nine months later that the widely criticized trade of Luka Doncic backfired on the franchise.

    The move came a day after Mavericks governor Patrick Dumont attended a 116-114 loss to Milwaukee in which fans again chanted “fire Nico,” a familiar refrain since the blockbuster deal that brought Anthony Davis from the Los Angeles Lakers and angered the Dallas fan base.

    The Mavericks appointed Michael Finley and Matt Riccardi as co-interim general managers to oversee basketball operations.

    Dumont’s hope for goodwill with the fans never came after Dallas landed No. 1 overall pick Cooper Flagg with just a 1.8% chance to win the draft lottery.

    There have been plenty of empty seats in the upper deck of American Airlines Center this season, something not seen consistently since 2018, when the Mavericks traded up to get Doncic with the third overall pick.

    Doncic was a 25-year-old generational point guard in his prime when Harrison unloaded him for the oft-injured Davis, who has missed 30 of 44 regular-season games since his arrival in February.

    Harrison was in his fourth season and had engineered three trades that helped the Mavs on a run to the Western Conference finals in 2022 and the NBA Finals two years later.

    The Doncic trade and a slow start to the first full season without the young superstar led to a stunning downfall. Dallas is 3-8, and Davis has missed six of the 11 games with a calf injury.

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