Puck Junk Podcast: 2025-26 Fleer Ultra Hockey Cards

Plus: 2026 First Round Playoff Recap
Episode #245: May 6, 2026

The stars have aligned and all three hosts are back! This week, Sal, Tim, and Clemente give a recap of the first round of the 2026 NHL playoffs – including some upsets and some not-so-surprising sweeps. The guys then take a long look at the new 2025-26 Fleer Ultra hockey card set, which is back as a physical card product for the first time in over a decade. It’s 118 minutes of hockey goodness – with chapters, so you can skip to your favorite parts. The YouTube version of the podcast features photos and video. 

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2025-26 Flair Hockey Box Break

Flair is the latest brand of hockey cards from the 1990s to make a comeback. Flair was a brand of premium hockey cards made by Fleer, first during the 1994-95 season and then again in 1996-97. The 1994-95 Flair set perhaps best known for its use of thick, glossy cardstock and the abundance of photos – two on the front and one on the back. Now made by Upper Deck, the 2025-26 Flair set uses a design evocative of its 1994-95 predecessor. The set also reprises a few 1994-95 Flair insert sets such as “Hot Numbers,” “Center Spotlight,” and “Scoring Power.” 

A box of 2025-26 Flair Hockey cards costs around $230 and contains 10 packs. Each pack has 4 cards. I recently opened a box of 2025-26 Flair Hockey. Let’s see what was inside. 

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Clemente’s Corner: Rangers Centennial Set Delivers Plenty of Nostalgia

The 2025-26 Upper Deck New York Rangers Centennial Box Set was one of the most anticipated releases for hockey collectors this season, celebrating 100 years of one of the NHL’s most iconic franchises.

The Rangers, founded in 1926, are an Original Six team whose history is filled with legendary players – something Upper Deck has captured perfectly in this collectible set. Designed to honor the Rangers’ centennial, this set offers a unique way to celebrate a century of history while enjoying the excitement of premium hockey Upper Deck cards. Continue reading “Clemente’s Corner: Rangers Centennial Set Delivers Plenty of Nostalgia”

Puck Junk Podcast: 2025-26 Upper Deck Series Two Hockey Cards

Plus: Alex Ovechkin, Sidney Crosby, Patrick Kane
Episode #244: April 15, 2026

Sal Barry and Clemente Lisi give their review of 2025-26 Upper Deck Series Two Hockey cards, from what’s great about the set, to the top rookies, to the best – and worst – inserts. Plus, a look at recent milestones hit by Alex Ovechkin, Sidney Crosby, and Patrick Kane. It’s 118 minutes of hockey goodness – with chapters, so you can skip to your favorite parts. The YouTube version of the podcast features photos and video. 

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Puck Junk Podcast: 2026 Winter Olympic Hockey Recap

Episode #241: February 24, 2026
Plus: 2025-26 UD Series 2 Young Guns Checklist

Sal, Tim, and Clemente recap the 2026 Winter Olympic Hockey Tournament – where both the U.S. Men’s team and the U.S. Women’s team beat Canada to win the gold medal. Other topics include more Topps Now Olympic hockey cards and a look at the Young Guns checklist for 2025-26 Upper Deck Series 2. It’s two hours of hockey goodness – with chapters, so you can skip to your favorite part. The YouTube version of the podcast features photos and video. 

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Puck Junk Podcast: 2025-26 Allure Hockey Cards

Episode #239: February 11, 2026
Plus: Favorite Memories from Past Olympics

This week, Sal and Tim take a long look at the new 2025-26 Allure Hockey Card set. Plus, they talk about Artemi Panarin getting traded to the L.A. Kings – and why Macklin Celebrini signed some cards as “Chester.” It’s 115 minutes of hockey goodness – with chapters, so you can skip to your favorite part. The YouTube version of the podcast features photos and video.

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Puck Junk Podcast: 2025-26 MVP Hockey Cards

Episode #237: January 13, 2026
Plus: Patrick Kane, Glenn Hall & Bob Pulford

In the first episode of 2026, Sal and Tim talk about the 2025-26 MVP Hockey Card set, which was recently released on Upper Deck e-Pack. The guys also talk about the passing of Hockey Hall of Fame members Glenn Hall and Bob Pulford, and Patrick Kane scoring his 500th goal. The YouTube version of the podcast features photos and video.

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Clemente’s Corner: 3 Things Hockey Collectors Can Expect in 2026

I don’t have a crystal ball, but all indications are that this will once again be a big year for trading cards and collectables.

In a year where you have NHL stars competing at the Winter Olympics, Upper Deck pumping out new sets and some big shows filling our days and nights, the year is likely to be one of the most interesting and potentially impactful 12 months for hockey card collectors. Whether your focus is on Young Guns, international stars or show exclusives, this is a year worth planning for.

Here are three things to watch for this year.

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Puck Junk Podcast: 2025-26 Upper Deck Series One Hockey Cards

Plus: Shill Bidding Controversies
Episode #233: December 3, 2025

Sal, Tim, and Clemente give their review of the 2025-26 Upper Deck Series One hockey card set – what’s great about it, what could be better, and which Young Guns are worth looking out for. Plus, a deep dive into the recent shill bidding controversies that have been the talk of the card collecting hobby. The YouTube version of the show features video and pictures. 

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Clemente’s Corner: 6 Great NHL Giveaways for the 2025-26 Season

Free giveaways have been a staple of sporting events – including NHL games – for decades. Over time, they have evolved from mere promotional items into sought-after collectibles.

While giveaways go back decades, the real interest in collecting them took off during the hobby boom in the 1990s, coinciding with the NHL’s growing emphasis on branding and fan engagement at a time when the league was expanding. Teams began releasing limited-edition items — especially bobblehead figures — that celebrated star players. Other items included t-shirts, tote bags, mugs and anything else you could slap a logo on.  

The giveaways created a sense of excitement when trying to decide which games to attend, driving up attendance on promotional nights and giving those items increased value on the secondary market. Over time, teams have gotten more creative when it comes to what they planned to hand out. That, too, helped grow value.

The collectability of giveaways stems from several factors – although limited availability remains a major factor. You just had to be at the game to get the item. These days, gameday giveaways are more than a marketing tool: they have become true artifacts of fandom.

Here are six notable giveaways NHL teams will he handing out during the 2025-26 season:

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