01-02 Fleer Ultra: A pack I purchased last year. I love busting old hoops wax. Traded in his prime from Charlotte to Miami, Zo was a staple for the Heat for 11 seasons winning a championship with them in 2005-2006.
November 3, 1995: Traded by the Charlotte Hornets with LeRon Ellis and Pete Myers to the Miami Heat for Matt Geiger, Khalid Reeves, Glen Rice and a 1996 1st round draft pick (Tony Delk was later selected)
Unfortunately this pack was a brick. So lots of damage on almost every card. The design is okay but the foil doesn't scan well. There is a logo in the center between the first and last names. Kind of bland design to me but there is plenty of room for the photos which are good.
I like the backs, even sans a logo. You get all the stats and a decent write-up as well as a new photo.
I won't say Keith Van Horn was underrated but the man could shoot and score. Defense wasn't his thing though. Jamal Mashburn was even better. He averaged 20+ points a game for four straight seasons as a hornet before a knee injury cut his career short at age 31.
Plenty of good players in this small pack. I enjoyed it. These guys were all solid and bring back plenty of fun memories. No breakdown today. There were 10 total cards in the pack with no inserts or special cards.
Another pack of basketball cards that I like to collect. Yea! The Alonzo Mourning wins it for me here. I have a nice little player collection of his cards started.
ReplyDeleteHe was such a good player. Good guy to collect.
DeleteWhat a great shot of Mourning!
ReplyDeleteIt really is. Him throwing down over two defenders is great.
DeleteFun break. The idea of opening up packs and possibly pulling a playing days card of Kobe or Jordan is really cool.
ReplyDeleteYou always hope.
DeleteZo wins it.
ReplyDeleteRice could score, but it seems like Charlotte needed more than Delk with that first round pick to make the trade worth it.
Charlotte definitely got the short end of the stick.
DeleteUltra always had some impressive photography like stadium club
ReplyDeleteNo argument from me.
DeleteFun pack! Bummer about the bricking
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