
A niche pickup for Reds fans or prospect collectors, this autographed 2016 Leaf Metal Draft card of Chris Okey is a pink parallel limited to 15 copies, which makes it one of the rarer versions of this particular card in circulation. Buy Now at Fanatics

A niche pick for Tigers fans or Topps Mini set collectors, this 2016 Red parallel of Alex Avila fills a specific slot that's harder to track down than the base version. Buy Now at Fanatics

Geared toward fans of Tiffany Stratton who want a commemorative piece from her WrestleMania 41 Night 1 appearance, this sublimated plaque gives you a display-ready keepsake at a size that works on a desk or wall without taking up much space. Buy Now at Fanatics

Collector-focused pick aimed at baseball card enthusiasts who prioritize low-print-run parallels, as press proofs from mid-90s Studio sets are typically numbered to 100 or fewer copies and don't surface often. Buy Now at Fanatics

Autograph cards from Panini's Gala set tend to appeal to collectors focused on certified signatures rather than star power, and Stokes was a second-round pick with limited NBA tenure, which keeps the price low for anyone building a budget rookie auto collection. Buy Now at Fanatics

Rookie cards for first-round quarterbacks tend to hold collector interest longer than most positions, and Richardson's dual-threat ability has kept him on the radar despite early injury setbacks. The Purple Shock parallel is a mid-tier insert in the Optic lineup, sitting above base but below the more scarce prizms, which puts it in a reasonable range for collectors who want something visually distinct without chasing the high-end variants. Buy Now at Fanatics

Autograph cards from the '86 Topps insert set carry a retro design that mirrors the iconic 1986 Topps style, and Eloy Jimenez is a solid pickup for White Sox collectors or anyone building a mid-tier outfielder auto collection without spending big on a rookie card. Buy Now at Fanatics

Rookie autograph cards from Topps Chrome tend to hold value better than base cards, and Pfaadt's 2023 season as a key part of the Diamondbacks' World Series run gives this one some meaningful context for collectors tracking his development. Buy Now at Fanatics

Leaf Press Proofs Silver cards from 2004 are serial-numbered parallels, making them a better pick for Pujols collectors who want something more scarce than a base card without jumping to the price of a true 1-of-1. Buy Now at Fanatics

A niche pick for collectors focused on early 2000s Pacific sets or anyone building a complete run of the Premiere Date parallel series, which was a short-print insert line with limited distribution. Buy Now at Fanatics

Aimed at collectors focused on short-print parallels, the Black Refractor is one of the more limited variants in the Bowman Sterling line, which tends to hold more interest among prospectors chasing early career cards of players with MLB time. Buy Now at Fanatics

A niche pick for Chad Henne collectors or anyone building a set of the 2011 Prime Signatures series, given the low print run and proof-style variant that separates it from standard base cards. Buy Now at Fanatics

Rookie cards from early 2000s Fleer sets tend to hold collector interest, and Berroa won the AL Rookie of the Year in 2003, which gives this card some historical context for anyone building a Kansas City Royals collection or chasing award-winner rookies on a budget. Buy Now at Fanatics

Donruss Choice is one of Panini's mid-tier sets, and the Red parallel is a numbered card, which makes it more collectible than a base copy. A solid option for LaMelo Ball collectors or anyone building a parallel run of this particular set. Buy Now at Fanatics

Collectors focused on player-specific memorabilia or Rangers/Darvish fans will find this relic card worth picking up, as it includes an embedded piece of game-used material alongside one of the more visually distinct insert designs from the 2014 Topps run. Buy Now at Fanatics

Autograph collectors focused on building MLB rookie sets will want to keep an eye on this one, as Real One autos are hand-signed by the player and carry more weight in the hobby than sticker autos. Cook is among the more watched prospects in the 2025 Topps class, so demand for his certified signature could rise depending on how his career develops. Buy Now at Fanatics

Collectors chasing retired legends or Spurs-era memorabilia will find this one worth a look, as Prizm's Purple parallel sits in a sweet spot between base cards and the higher-end refractors in terms of scarcity and price. Buy Now at Fanatics

A niche pick for collectors focused on Carlos Delgado's career, particularly if you're building a Pacific Premiere Date set from the 2001 run, which was a short-print parallel series with limited distribution at the time. Buy Now at Fanatics

Numbered to 400, this is a low-print-run rookie card of Trea Turner from his debut season, which makes it a reasonable pickup for collectors who focus on short-print parallels or early cards of established MLB stars. Buy Now at Fanatics

A solid pickup for collectors targeting certified rookie autographs on a budget, since Cissoko is a young Golden State Warriors guard with room to grow into his NBA role, and Rated Rookies Signatures is one of Donruss's more accessible autograph lines. Buy Now at Fanatics
Our Top Streaming Free Trials This May
Events like Prime Day at Amazon can mean finding truly great deals when you least expect them, even on things like streaming services. Wondering "when is Prime Day this year?" We've got all the info you need to get the best offers.
Netflix
Netflix no longer offers its classic 30-day free trial, but savvy viewers still have ways to stream without paying full price in 2025. T-Mobile’s “Netflix On Us” perk gives Go5G and Magenta customers the Standard with Ads plan for free, while Xfinity’s StreamSaver bundles Netflix with Peacock and Apple TV+ for just $15/month. Verizon’s myPlan perk does something similar, combining Netflix and Max With Ads for $10/month. Prefer to pay directly? Opt for the $7.99/month Standard with Ads plan, use discounted gift cards, or leverage cash-back credit card rewards to reduce your overall cost. Explore all your options in our guide highlighting how to get Netflix for free this year.
Starz
Starz stands out in 2025 as one of the best streaming services for fans of high-impact originals and blockbuster movie content. With hit shows like "Power Book II: Ghost," "Outlander," and "BMF," along with a rotating lineup of theatrical releases, it’s a must-have for anyone who likes bold storytelling and premium drama. For budget-conscious streamers, Starz often rolls out limited-time promotional pricing like $3/month for the first three months—perfect for new subscribers looking to save. Additionally, bundling Starz through platforms like Prime Video Channels or Hulu can sometimes lead to extended trials or discounted introductory rates. You can find all the ways to start streaming without paying full price in our roundup published this April .
Peacock TV
Regularly priced at $7.99/month with ads, Peacock includes next-day NBC content, blockbuster movies, original series, and live sports like Premier League and WWE. Premium Plus, which includes local NBC access and downloads, costs $13.99/month. Samsung Galaxy and Target Circle users can stream Peacock Premium free for 3 months, while verified students, military, teachers, and first responders can grab it for just $2.99 to $3.99/month. Some Instacart+ and Xfinity customers also qualify for complimentary access, and select Mastercard holders can earn monthly statement credits of up to $5. For a full breakdown of free access routes and the best shows to binge during your trial, Read our full guide covering how to get a free Peacock trial and pay as little as possible.
Fubo TV
Fubo is a go-to for sports fans who want a live TV streaming experience without the cable contract. In 2025, the platform consistently offers a 7-day free trial across its Pro, Elite, and Latino plans—giving you access to 200+ channels, regional sports, 10-device streaming, and unlimited cloud DVR. Once the trial ends, savvy subscribers can keep costs low by using strategies like pausing during off-seasons, splitting the plan across household members (thanks to 10-home-device support), or streaming free sports content through Fubo’s ad-supported channels. Military members can also save $10 off for two months through GovX. With flexible features and sports-first coverage—including regional networks many competitors lack—Fubo remains one of the strongest values for cord-cutters in 2025. Check out our full free trial breakdown to learn more.
Discovery Plus
If you’re into real-life entertainment—think home makeovers, true crime, survival challenges, and culinary adventures—Discovery Plus delivers in spades. The service offers content from more than a dozen networks including HGTV, Food Network, TLC, Animal Planet, and Investigation Discovery. As of Spring 2025, new users can still access a 7-day free trial and enjoy shows and movies that aren't aired on other platforms like Prime Video or Sling TV.
Hulu
Hulu remains a cornerstone of the streaming world in 2025 with shows like Suits LA, Only Murders in the Building and The Handmaid's Tale. Luckily for new users, it's still one of the few platforms that offers a generous 30-day free trial. We've got you covered for all things Hulu and Hulu Live TV.
Bundle Discounts To Keep in Mind
Hulu Bundles
Hulu bundles continue to be one of the smartest ways to save on streaming, especially if you're already juggling subscriptions across Disney+, ESPN+, and Max. The best part? You can combine these services for as little as $10.99/month with Duo plans (Hulu + Disney+ with ads), or step up to Trio bundles that include ESPN+ starting at $17/month. Want to ditch ads? Premium bundles offering ad-free Hulu and Disney+ start at $19.99/month, and even ad-free Max can be added for broader content coverage. Compared to subscribing individually, these bundles can save you up to 46%, giving you major bang for your monthly buck.
Disney Plus Bundles
Disney Plus Bundle remains a top-tier option when it comes to streaming bundles. With starting prices as low as $10.99/month, you can pair Disney+ with Hulu, ESPN+, or even Max depending on your interests. Whether you're catching up on Marvel’s latest releases, binging Hulu Originals like The Bear, or streaming live UFC events via ESPN+, these bundles let you access more premium content for up to 46% less than subscribing to each service separately.
You’ll also find perks like the ability to stream select Hulu content inside the Disney Plus app, offline viewing with premium plans, and special discounts through partners like Verizon, where select home internet subscribers can score the full bundle for just $10/month. From family-friendly Pixar films and Star Wars sagas to award-winning TV and sports, the bundle lineup offers entertainment for every taste.
Promo & Discount Codes
Peacock TV
Peacock Premium starts at $7.99/month, but savvy streamers can save big with promo codes verified as current in May 2025. Use code F50 to take 50% off your plan, or apply KTP to save $30 on the annual Premium plan. For deeper discounts, try DZZ to get an annual subscription for just $20, or enter EAL for a rare 75% off your total order. Additional codes like G25 will save you 25% off sitewide. For historical promo codes and more savings strategies, read our guide on Peacock promo codes for both new and existing users.
Paramount Plus
Paramount Plus also offers strong promotional savings with codes that are live as of May 2025. For example, students can get 50% off with verified eligibility, but even general users can save: try entering code SPRING25 for a 25% discount or check for limited codes like FREEMONTH which occasionally grants a free month of streaming. Historically, Paramount Plus has dropped its annual plan pricing by as much as 50% during major sales events using codes like FALL50 or WINTER50. Learn more about current offers and how to apply promo codes in our guide on the best Paramount Plus coupon codes that actually work.