Hall of Fame center and New York legend Patrick Ewing wore this white and blue warm up jacket during the Knicks 1993-94 season. Ewing, an All-Star that season, was in the midst of his prime, averaging a double-double of 24.5 points and 11.2 rebounds per game. The Knicks, under the tutelage of head coach Pat Riley, were one game away from the championship in 1993-94, falling to Hakeem Olajuwon and the Houston Rockets in a thrilling seven game series.

     This long-sleeved jacket is white, with a blue collar and blue and orange accents on the sleeve. “NEW YORK” is sewn across the back of the jersey in orange, white, and blue tackle twill. A Knicks logo is sewn on the left side of the chest on this button down jacket while an NBA logo is sewn on the right side. A Champion size “52” tag is sewn on the inside back collar next to a 93-94 Knicks/NBA tag. Ewing’s number “33” has been written in marker on the tag. This jacket, which shows moderate use, comes with a LOA from noted game used jersey expert Dave Miedema.

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