It is my final repack post of the year. 34 is probably lower than I would like, but considering I did have a few multi-part posts in there, it was closer to the one-per-week I like to average. As for what's so spectacular about this year end post, nothing really. I just wanted to call it a spectacular. So let's see what two hanger packs of basketball can offer.
2018 Contenders - Jayson Tatum - If I can't start with a Raptors card, starting with a Celtics card is also acceptable.
1997 Z-Force - Popeye Jones - But I didn't have to wait long for a Raptors appearance. It is a shame the NHL and NBA licenses are with different companies, since I'd love a Popeye/Seth dual card.
1995 UD - Detlef Schrempf
1993 Stad. Club - Malik Sealy
1990 Hoops - Michael Ainsley
2011 Past & Present - John Havlicek - Celtics card #2.
2004 SPA - Elton Brand
2007 Topps - Al Thornton
1992 Hoops - Rumeal Robinson
1992 Stad. Club - Brian Oliver
1999 Topps - Walt Williams
1989 Hoops - Rex Champman
1992 Topps - John Stockton
1995 Skybox - Patrick Ewing - How do you make the original Skybox release look subdued? Pair it with any mid 90's design.
2002 Sweet Spot - Antoine Walker - A Celtics sandwich!
And the second one!
2015 Prizm - Gary Payton - The Glove starts off this one.
1991 Hoops - Lester Conner
1991 Hoops - Stojko Vrankovic - There's Celtics content here as well.
1994 UD - Mugsey Bogues - Bogues is one of those players for whom it is always a lot of fun to pull a card of.
1990 Fleer - Mark West
2017 Prestige - Dario Saric
2002 Showcase - Lamond Murray - We've got Raptors content in this one as well. While this has the better design than the Raptors card in the first one, I give the player nod to Popeye Jones. So it balances out.
1990 Hoops - Mark McNamara
1992 Skybox - Marty Conlon
1992 UD - Rod Strickland
1992 Skybox USA - PJ Carlesimo
1989 Hoops - Jerry Reynolds - Back to back coach cards.
1997 Hopps - Patrick Ewing
1992 Hoops - Eric Lackner
2004 Ultra Gold - Brian Grant - A die-cut featuring a struggle for the ball between Brian and the 2004 Mr. Lumpy Head Champion is the final repack card for me of 2019.
Fin.
May I have another (at least) 34 repack adventures in 2020!
Bogues looks so tiny compared to Will Perdue on that card.
ReplyDeleteA classic loose ball between Brian Grant and Kenyon Martin. Wouldn’t want to get in between them.
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