MICHAEL JORDAN LAST SHOT 6.6 ILLUSTRATION 36×22

mik_ron_rob — Thu, 15 Mar 2018 01:01:12 +0000

Game 6 of the 1998 NBA Finals was played on June 14th, at the Delta Center between the Chicago Bulls and the Utah Jazz. With the game on the line, both teams knew the ball would end up in Michael Jordan’s hands. The Jazz’s best perimeter defender, Byron Russell had the daunting task of trying to stop the league’s greatest player. With the clock dwindling down, Jordan crossed over Russell and hit a 20-foot jump shot to give the Bulls an 87-86 lead with 5.2 seconds left. The clutch shot gave the Bulls an 87-86 victory and their 6th championship in 8 years. Jordan finished the game with 45 points on his way to earning his 6th Finals Most Valuable Player award. It would be Michael Jordan’s final shot in a Bulls uniform. This 36″x22″ Michael Jordan autographed picture captures number 23’s last shot as a Chicago Bull. Jordan’s autograph has been authenticated by virtue of UDA’s Five-Step Authentication Process. This piece is a replica art print of world renowned memorabilia artist Chuck Gillies original commissioned painting of Michael Jordan’s last shot vs the Utah jazz in the 1998 NBA finals.

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MARK PRICE VS. STOCKTON 8X10

mik_ron_rob — Wed, 14 Mar 2018 08:08:09 +0000

While the career of Lakers great Magic Johnson was coming to a conclusion, two of the next great point guards were starting to find their rhythm as the game’s next great distributors. The era was the late 1980s-early ’90s, and Cleveland’s Mark Price and Utah’s John Stockton were establishing themselves as outstanding passers who could score, much like Magic did for the Showtime-era Lakers. For a period of approximately eight years during this time, Price and Stockton ran 1-2 in point guard rankings. While both were outstanding distributors Ð Stockton often led the league in assists and Price was in the top 10 Ð Stockton was known for his defensive prowess while Price was more known for his shooting. They combined for 14 All-Star Game appearances and provided countless memories in their 1-on-1 matchups. Stockton finished his career as the leading assist and steals man in NBA history while Price ranks second in career free throw percentage and 31st in 3-point field goal percentage. Here, Price is driving to the lane against Stockton in one of their epic battles of the past. Price has signed this Price vs. Stockton 8″ x 10″ image in silver paint pen. His signature is deemed authentic by virtue of Upper Deck Authenticated’s Five Step Process.

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Utah Jazz – Hall of Fame Authentics

MICHAEL JORDAN LAST SHOT 6.6 ILLUSTRATION 36×22

MARK PRICE VS. STOCKTON 8X10