Yahoo Sports partners with the Sports Card Nonsense Media Network to expand collectibles coverage
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Yahoo SportsFebruary 5, 2026 at 10:00 AM
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Yahoo Sports' collectibles coverage is getting a big boost as we're partnering with the Sports Card Nonsense Media Network to bring a slate of all new video content to users. (Yahoo Sports)
Welcome to the (Yahoo) Sports Cards Nonsense era!
Announced on Thursday, Yahoo Sports and the Sports Card Nonsense (SCN) Media Network are partnering to deliver some of the most engaging and entertaining collectibles-related video content directly to users on myriad platforms, including Yahoo Sports Network, a free streaming TV (FAST) channel.
“The Sports Card Nonsense Media Network is an ideal partner to help us continue to scale our video programming and collectibles content,” Sam Farber, Head of Yahoo Studios and Sports Content said in a release announcing the news. “They have some of the most beloved shows in the hobby and we look forward to bringing their collectibles conversations and insights to fans across Yahoo Sports platforms.”
As part of the partnership, a selection of SCN Media Network shows — including its twice-weekly flagship show, Sports Card Nonsense — will be part of a unique collectibles-focused block on the Yahoo Sports Network. Additional clips from these shows will featured on the Yahoo Sports Collectibles Hub and Yahoo Sports website.
“Sports Cards Nonsense hosts the most knowledgeable and entertaining content creators in the collectibles space focusing on trending topics, education, investment, and the industry’s evolution. With the SCN-Yahoo partnership, sports fans, hobby fans and collectors will now be able to find SCN content across one of the most trusted and far-reaching platforms in media,” Jeremy Aisenberg, SCN Media President said in the release.
“Beyond distributing our existing programming, we’re excited to collaborate on new, original content that explores additional dimensions of the hobby — including its growing cultural and business impact. Together, we envision a powerful opportunity to inform and entertain the next generation of collectors while continuing to serve the passionate hobby community.”
Yahoo Sports and the SCN Media Network will also explore opportunities to produce new content together that expands coverage and reach in the growing collectibles space.
Source: “AOL Sports”
