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Kareem
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16x20 w/ Floating Plate |
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The Los Angeles Lakers Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was the kind of player
that graces a sport once in a lifetime. From the time he stepped
on the court at Power Memorial High School in his native New York
City, to the time he retired as the NBA's all-time leader in nine
statistical categories, the 7-foot-2 Abdul Jabbar established himself
as basketball's most talented and recognizable figure. Not only
was he part of one of the greatest dynasties in college basketball
- John Wooden's UCLA teams that went 88-2 with three consecutive
NCAA titles over three years - but he went on to win six NBA Titles
AND six MVP Awards. The NBA's
All-Time Leading scorer with 38,387 career points, Kareem is, quite
simply, a Basketball Legend. This great Lakers action photograph
is hand-signed by Abdul-Jabbar and Quality
Framed w/ SGA Floating Plate. A great gift for any basketball
fan!
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Larry
Bird |
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| Larry
Bird was the embodiment of "Celtics Pride." He was a
classy, confident, hardworking player who thrived on pressure
and inspired teammates to excel. For three consecutive seasons,
Bird was voted the league's MVP, the only forward to be so honored.
He was an NBA Finals MVP twice and a First-Team All-League selection
his first nine seasons. Most importantly this Hall of Famer brought
three World Championships to the Celtics and, thanks to his legendary
duels with Magic Johnson, elevated the NBA to new levels of popularity
around the world. Larry Legend indeed... This hand-signed vintage
photograph of Bird taking his patented jump shot is a great collectible.
Quality framed and matted in thick black wood, UV-protective glass
(very important for signature protection!) and Celtics-trim double
matting, it would make a great gift for any Celtics, Larry...or
just plain basketball...fan.
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Larry
Bird
1981 NBA
Championship (w/ Red Auerbach) |
| $399 |
| Two
Celtic Legends in one famous photograph. Red Auerbach is the architect
and mastermind behind one of the most dominant franchises in professional
sports history - the Boston Celtics. The cigar-chomping Auerbach
was an aggressive, demanding, and often volatile coach who, from
1959 to 1966, led the Celtics to eight straight NBA championships,
a streak unmatched in sports history. In 1980, the Professional
Basketball Writers Association of America (PBWAA) named Auerbach
the greatest coach in the history of the NBA. After coaching,
Auerbach joined the Celtics front office full-time where he and
the Celtics continued their dominance. Of Course, Larry Bird was
a 12-time NBA All-Star who scored over 21,000 points during his
13 years as a Celtic. More importantly to Celtic fans, he brought
three World Championship trophies home to Boston during his career.
This famous Boston Globe image of Red and Larry (and the trophy!)
was token moments after their 1981 Championship, the Celtics'
14th. Hand-signed by Larry in silver sharpie and Sports Gallery
Quality
Framed, this is a timeless collectible that any basketball
fan would love.
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Retirement
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"Greatest Rivalry" u/s
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Larry
Bird & Magic Johnson new!
Retirement Night 16x20 (Signed by
Both!)
Greatest Rivalry 16x10 (unsigned)
SGA Value Series |
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the 1980's Larry Bird of the Boston Celtics and Magic Johnson
of the Los Angeles Lakers shared the spotlight as the best players
in the NBA. Both led their teams to multiple championships and
captivated the nation with their well-publicized rivalry. So much
so that these two are often credited with revitalizing interest
in the NBA which had fallen on hard times in the late 1970's.
But their rivalry actually started pre-NBA when they squared off
in the 1979 NCAA Championship Game. The most watched NCAA game
ever (at that time), many consider that game to be the one that
put the madness in the "March
Madness" that we know today. And their rivalry...and
popularity...continued into the NBA with each playing on perennial
powers on opposite Coasts. With 24 All-Star selections (12 each),
6 MVP Awards (3 each) and 8 NBA Championships (five for Magic;
three for Larry) between them, a strong case can be made that
these two incredible basketball talents formed the greatest rivalry
in sports history. They were certainly one of the most successful.
These two 16x20 photographs are classics. Retirement
Night " (signed by BOTH) was taken during Bird's jersey
retirement ceremony when Magic made a guest appearance at the
Garden. It is Sports
Gallery Quality Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective
glass, and classic double matting. And the unsigned "Greatest
Rivalry" is part of our SGA
Value Series -
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Bird/Magic
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Bird/Magic
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Wilt
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"Wilt the Stilt" 16x20 |
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He
was basketball's unstoppable force, the most awesome offensive force
the game has ever seen. Asked to name the greatest players ever
to play basketball, most fans and aficionados would put Wilt Chamberlain
at or near the top of the list. Wilt Chamberlain as a Laker won
33 straight games and the NBA title in 1971-72. As Oscar Robertson
put it in the Philadelphia Daily News when asked whether Chamberlain
was the best ever, "The books don't lie." The record books
are indeed heavy with Chamberlain's accomplishments. He was the
only NBA player to score 4,000 points in a season. He set NBA single-game
records for most points in a game (100 in a legendary game vs. the
Knicks in Hershey, PA on March 2, 1962), most consecutive field
goals (18) and most rebounds (55). Perhaps his most mind-boggling
stat was the 50.4 points per game he averaged during the 1961-62
season - and if not that, then perhaps the 48.5 minutes per game
he averaged that same year. He retired as the all-time in career
points with 31,419, (later surpassed by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Karl
Malone and Michael Jordan). He is tops in rebounds with 23,924.
He led the NBA in scoring seven years in a row. He was the league's
top rebounder in 11 of his 14 seasons. But the most outstanding
figures are definitely his scoring records; Most games with 50+
points, 118; Most consecutive games with 40+ points, 14; Most consecutive
games with 30+ points: 65; Most consecutive games with 20+ points:
126; Highest rookie scoring average: 37.6 ppg; Highest field goal
percentage in a season: .727. His name appears so often in the scoring
record books that his name could be the default response any time
a question arises concerning a scoring record in the NBA. This amazing
collectible was hand-signed by Wilt before his death, along with
his famous nickname "Wilt the Silt."
Sports Gallery Quality
Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass and classic
double matting this is piece is Sports
Art for the ages. A classic!
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11x14 w/
Floating Plate
8x10 Photo
Display
11x14 w/
Cut Signature
8x10 w/
Cut Signature
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Stephen
Curry new!
11x14 w/ Floating Plate
8x10 Photo Display
11x14
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Stephen Curry
even played a college game, head coach Bob McKillop said at a Davidson
Alumni event, "Wait till you see
Steph Curry. He is something special." Was Coach McKillop
ever right! In his second ever collegiate game against the University
of Michigan, Curry scored 32 points, dished out 4 assists, and grabbed
9 rebounds. Curry went on to become Davidson's all time leading
scorer and collected too many Awards and Honors to mention them
all: 2008 Sporting News College Athlete of the Year, 2008 Wooden
Award All-American, 2008 Wooden Award Finalist...you get the point.
On April 23, 2009, Curry announced that he would leave Davidson
after his junior year to enter the NBA. On June 25, 2009, he was
selected 7th overall in the 2009 NBA Draft by the Golden State Warriors.
Nice Pick! Stephen had a great rookie season, finishing 2nd in NBA
Rookie of the Year voting and winning a Gold Medal as part of Team
USA at the FIBA World Championships. And in 2011, he won the All-Stars
Weekend Skill Challenge and was the recipient of the the NBA Sportsmanship
Award. The future is definitely bright for Stephen and the Warriors.
And we have several very cool signed Stephen photographs and Sports
Gallery Exclusive displays to offer, including our unique
"Cut Signature" displays. Unique collectibles for a very
unique basketball talent! |
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Curry
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Curry
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Stephen
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Autograph Signing
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All-Star
Jam 16x20 & 8x10
SGA Value Series
"New
Uni" 11x14 w/ Cut Signature
"New
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Monta
Ellis
All-Star
Jam I 16x20 & 8x10 (SGA Value Series)
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| Warriors
Guard Monta Ellis attended Lanier High School in Jackson, Mississippi
where he was named the Parade Magazine High School Player of the
Year in 2005 (along with Greg Oden). Originally headed to Mississippi,
Ellis opted instead for the NBA. Drafted by the Warriors in the
2nd round (40th overall), Ellis cracked the starting lineup late
in the 2005-06 NBA season. However, the 2006-07 season was really
when the NBA started to take notice of Monta. He was selected to
play in the T-Mobile Rookie Challenge during NBA's All-Star Weekend
and scored an impressive 28 points. Ellis posted a solid season
for the Warriors, averaging 16.5 points per game, up substantially
from his 6.8 average the previous season. On April 26, he received
the NBA's Most Improved Player Award, quite an honor for a second
year player. And Monta just keeps getting better and better. Today
he is a complete player at both ends of the floor that is amongst
the NBA League Leaders in scoring. The
"All-Star Jam" photo is amazing. Taken at Monta's
break-out T-Mobile Rookie Challenge his sophmore season (check out
2007 ROY Brandon
Roy and current Warrior David Lee admiring Monta's tomahawk
jam!), it is part of our SGA
Value Series - Great Collectibles of Great Athletes at a
Great Price! And our "cut signature" displays are Sports
Gallery Exclusives combining a photo of Monta in action
sporting the new Warriors uniforms along with an authentic hand-signed
"Cut Signature". Add
"Career" plate and you
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Monta
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Monta
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Monta
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Monta
Ellis & Brandon Roy
T-Mobile Rookie Challenge Dual-Signed
16x20 Photograph (SGA
Limited Collection) |
$529
Web Blow-Out! $399 |
Two
of the bright young stars of the NBA together on one amazing collectible.
The
Warriors Monta Ellis is fast becoming one of the elite players in
the NBA. It
was the 2006-07 season when the NBA first started to take notice
of Monta. He was selected to play in the T-Mobile Rookie Challenge
during NBA's All-Star Weekend and scored an impressive 28 points.
Ellis posted a solid season for the Warriors, averaging 16.5 points
per game, up substantially from his 6.8 average the previous season.
That season he received the NBA's Most Improved Player Award, quite
an honor for a second year player.
Selected with the sixth overall pick in the 2006 NBA Draft out of
Washington, Brandon Roy had an almost immediate impact on the Trailblazers
and the NBA.
Roy won the NBA Rookie of the Year Award for 2006–07 in a near-unanimous
vote. He played 57 games that season and averaged 16.8 points per
game. Brandon was selected as a reserve to the 2008 and 2009 NBA
All-Star games, playing the most minutes of any Western Conference
player both games. This amazing photograph comes from the 2007 T-Mobile
Rookie Challenge during All-Star Weekend and is signed by BOTH Monta
and Brandon, who also included his "2007
ROY" special inscription. A Sports
Gallery Exclusive, this beauty is part of our SGA Limited
Collection. A totally unique piece of Sports
Art and a great gift for any basketball fan.
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Monta
Ellis
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Julius
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Flying High 8x10 and 16x20
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Winfield Erving III, more commonly known by the nickname Dr. J,
single-handedly launched the modern style of "above the rim"
basketball. An extremely skilled and acrobatic player, Erving
was instrumental in bringing legitimacy to the now-defunct American
Basketball Association. While some players are considered to be
"the team", Dr. J.
was considered "the league."
He was the main asset of the ABA when it merged with the National
Basketball Association after the 1976 season. In his professional
career with the Virginia Squires and the New York Nets in the
ABA, and the Philadelphia 76ers in the NBA, Erving won three championships,
four Most Valuable Player Awards, and three scoring titles. He
is the fifth-highest scorer in professional basketball history
with 30,026 points (behind only Abdul-Jabbar, Chamberlain, Malone
and Jordan). Erving was named to the NBA's 50th Anniversary All-Time
team and was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 1993.
Julius is also one of the few players in the modern basketball
era to have his number retired by two franchises: the New Jersey
Nets (formerly New York Nets) have retired his No. 32 jersey,
and the Philadelphia 76ers his No. 6 jersey. In 1993, Erving was
elected to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. This
collectible is perfect. A hand-signed photograph of Julius in
his Sixers days soaring high above the rim. Sports Gallery Quality
Framed in thick mahogany (16x20 version), UV-protective
glass, and classic double matting, this is a beautiful piece of
Sports Art. [See also Bird
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Flying
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Flying
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Dwight
Howard
2008 NBA Slam Dunk Champion 16x20 |
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Dwight David Howard (born December 8, 1985, in Atlanta, Georgia)
is a basketball player for the Orlando Magic of the NBA. Howard,
who usually plays center but can also play power forward, had
an outstanding high school career. He chose to forgo college and
entered the 2004 NBA Draft. He was selected first overall by the
Magic, and has since emerged as one of the top rebounders. He
is the youngest player in NBA history to record 20 rebounds in
one game and the youngest player in NBA history to reach 4000
rebounds. He is also the youngest player in NBA history to average
a double-double, leading him to become the youngest Rebound Champion
in NBA history at 22 years, 130 days (14.2 rebounds average per
game throughout 2007–08 season). Dwight was selected All-Rookie
First Team and has been a member of the All-Star game twice. He
holds the highest career field goal percentage in All-Star Game
history,with 17 field goals made of 21 attempts. Howard's overall
play and his spectacular dunks (the winner of the NBA 2008 Slam
Dunk Contest) have gained him prominence as one of the brightest
young prospects in the NBA and the team leader of the Magic. This
Sports Gallery exclusive, autographed 16x20 photograph of the
famous "2008 dunk contest champion," is definately a
must have collectible for any diehard basketball fan. It comes
Sports Gallery Quality
Framed in thick black wood, UV-protective glass (very
important for signature protection!) and classic suede matting.
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