COSTELLO: Just days after revealing to the world that he's gay, Jason Collins has become a household name. And guess what; his jersey is now one hot commodity. Andy Scholes is here with "Bleacher Report". Hi Andy.</s>ANDY SCHOLES: Hey, good morning Carol. Collins has been in the NBA for 12 years now. Before this week, probably not many people outside of his friends and family owned one of his jerseys but hey, that's not the case anymore. According to the "Washington Post", 100 percent of the personalized jerseys sold this week on Washington Wizards team Web site have been a Collins 98 jersey. Collins wore this number 98 this season as a secret tribute to Matthew Shepherd. It was back in 1998 that the 21-year-old Wyoming college student was kidnapped, beaten and left for dead because he was gay. Collins is a free agent this off season and will likely wear the number 98 for a different team than the Wizards next season. Last night the Big Leagues Tim Hudson had himself quite a night. The Brave aced his 7th inning giving a ball and one run to earn his 200th win of his career in front of his wife and kids. And the milestone win, wasn't enough for them to cheer about in the future. Hudson came to the plate and hit a home run. His wife Kim was so happy she started crying in the stands. Moments later she tweeted, "There's no crying in baseball but if there was, holy cow. Go baby go." And Carol this has got to be a pretty cool moment for the Hudson family. Not only did he get his 200th win -- he hit a home run in the game, only the third of his entire career.</s>COSTELLO: I love stories like that. See? Baseball can make dreams come true. Even for family members. Thank you so much Andy. The next hour of CNN NEWSROOM after a break.
Jason Collins' Jersey Sales on Fire