General Forum

Yes I believe so. First weekend in May.

Haven't been to it since 2002, so the dynamic may have changed. Back when we went to every one of them (1997 - 2002), it was about 75% hockey, 15% baseball, 5% basketball, 4% football. and 1% everything else.

Probably hasn't changed much. Hockey is still the main seller in Canada.  Baseball next, then the other sports. Even with sellers from across the border, I think they realize what the buyers here want the most.

I've skipped the last few years of Toronto Expos, but ya Hockey is supreme. When I was going more frequently I did see an upswing in baseball, which coincided with the resurgence of the interest in the Blue Jays with some very competative years. What I have also observed is that you can get some better deals on baseball individual cards or lots (hobby boxes are really not that discounted) because of Hockey's overwhelming popularity. Some dealers that have run into a high inventory of baseball will let large lots go cheaper. I once bought a 62 Post Canadian Mantle (it did have a hole in it) for $2. Not kidding (and long since traded on that other "B" Site I used to belong to) . Guy told me he dealt almost exclusively in hockey so the card was really no good to him.