October Legends
This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 11/2/2013
Before he guided the Boston Celtics to the 2007 – 08 NBA Championship, Doc Rivers played 13 seasons with four different NBA teams. He was a 1988 All-Star and was typically in the top-10 for steal percentage. He boldly signed the red side of this Atlanta Hawks practice jersey in silver Sharpie, “Glenn Rivers Doc 25” (grade 9) above the “Hawks” crest. The reverse is white with red Hawks logo and has the Champion cloth tag, size XL. The jersey is 100% polyester, size XXL, and has the Champion cloth tag at the lower left hip. The NBA and Champion insignias adorn the left shoulder strap.
The Miami Heat selected Glen Rice fourth overall in the 1989 NBA Draft and later spent three seasons with Charlotte. He was a three-time All-Star and helped the Lakers to the NBA Championship in 2000. Rice boldly signed the turquoise side of this Charlotte practice jersey in silver Sharpie, “Glenn Rice 41” (grade 9) below the “Charlotte” crest. The reverse is black with white “Charlotte” logo. The jersey is 100% polyester, size XXL, and has the Champion cloth tag at the lower left hip. The NBA and Champion insignias adorn the left shoulder strap.
Maurice "Mo" Cheek’s 15-year career was mostly spent with the Philadelphia 76ers. He was point guard for the 1983 NBA Champions and was selected as an All-Star four times. Cheeks boldly signed the red side of this 76ers practice jersey in black Sharpie, “Maurice Cheeks” (grade 8) above the “Philadelphia SIXERS” crest. The reverse is white with blue/red-trim “SIXERS” crest. The jersey is 100% polyester, size XL, and has the Champion cloth tag at the lower left hip. The NBA and Champion insignias adorn the left shoulder strap.
Point guard Kenny Anderson enjoyed a 14-year career with a host of teams, earning All-Star honors in 1994. Anderson boldly signed the blue side of this New Jersey Nets practice jersey in black Sharpie, “Kenny Anderson” (grade 9) across the white “NETS” crest. The reverse is plain white. The jersey is 100% polyester, size XXL, and has the Champion cloth tag at the lower left hip. The NBA and Champion insignias adorn the left shoulder strap. Signature authentication is pending.
Rex Chapman “The Boy Wonder” was picked eighth overall in the 1988 draft and spent a 12-year career with four NBA teams. Chapman boldly signed the red side of this Bullets practice jersey in black Sharpie, “Rex Chapman 3” (grade 8) below and to the right of the “Bullets” crest. The reverse is blue with red “Bullets” logo. The jersey is 50% polyester, 50% cotton, size XXL, and has a small Champion cloth tag at the back waist. The NBA and Champion insignias adorn the left shoulder strap.
The Washington Bullets selected Tom Gugliotta sixth overall in the 1992 NBA Draft. He earned All-Rookie and All-Star honors (1997) during his career. Gugliotta boldly signed the red side of this Bullets practice jersey in black Sharpie, “Tom Gugliotta #24” (grade 8) below and to the left of the “Bullets” crest. The reverse is blue with red “Bullets” logo. The jersey is 50% polyester, 50% cotton, size XXL, and has a small Champion cloth tag at the back waist. The NBA and Champion insignias adorn the left shoulder strap.
Toni Kukoc joined the Chicago Bulls as a second-round selection in 1993. A shooting forward for the Michael Jordan-led Bulls dynasty, Kukoc earned Sixth Man of the Year Award in 1995 – 1996, and enjoyed the Bulls championship “three-peat” (1996 – 98). Kukoc signed the white side of this Bulls practice jersey in black Sharpie, “Toni Kukoc” (grade 7) just above the “S” in “Bulls.” The reverse is red with black “Bulls” logo. The jersey is 100% polyester, size XL, and has the Champion cloth tag at the lower left hip. The NBA and Champion insignias adorn the left shoulder strap.