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MICHAEL JORDAN
White Game-Worn Autographed Jersey
Photo-Matched to 1996-97 Regular Season
March 18, 1997 vs. Seattle Supersonics

Michael Jordan is the pinnacle of game-worn culture. Ten game-used MeiGray Authenticated Michael Jordan items have sold for over $1 million, all since 2022. This jersey is yet another example of cultural property created by His Airness' greatness.

This is one of two jerseys Jordan wore on March 18, 1997 during an 89-87 victory over the Seattle Supersonics at United Center in Chicago, IL. Jordan scored 32 points and added two assists while tying his career high with 18 rebounds. The jersey is photo-matched to the game via Getty Images #0-0340600 as well as a Getty Images team photo of the 1996-97 Champion NBA Bulls from an undisclosed date. A pair of shorts, photo-matched to nine regular season games, is included.

The six-time NBA Champion, 14-time All-Star, 10-time Scoring Champion, five-time NBA Most Valuable Player and six-time NBA Finals MVP is the league's all-time leader in points per game (30.1), having led the league in every season from 1986-87 through 1992-93, and in 10 of 11 seasons from 1986-87 through 1997-98. The Bulls' 1997 NBA Championship was the second title of their historic second three-peat, earning Jordan his fifth championship ring.

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KEN MORROW
White Team USA “Miracle on Ice” Game-Worn Jersey
Photo-Matched to 1980 Lake Placid Winter Olympics
February 22, 1980 vs. Team USSR

Where were you on February 22, 1980?

This jersey was in Lake Placid, NY, on the back of defenseman Ken Morrow, one of the key cogs of the 1980 US Men's Olympic Hockey Team and a central contributor to the Miracle on Ice.

Morrow was wearing this white mesh Norcon jersey when Team USA shocked the Soviets, 4-3, en route to the Gold Medal in Men's Hockey. The jersey is photo-matched to Getty Images #52286889.

Did you believe in miracles? The upset of the century in the first game of the medal round stunned the world and led the Americans to one of the most miraculous triumphs in the history of sports. It was the United States' first Gold Medal in hockey since 1960.

Few moments in world history have exemplified such a cross section of sport and culture, but Team USA's 1980 Olympic Gold Medal is such a feat. The victory was an iconic moment in sports history, yes, but also a significant symbol of American resolve during the Cold War.

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MARIO LEMIEUX
Black Set 1 Pittsburgh Penguins Game-Worn Jersey
Photo-Matched to Final NHL Game & Point
December 16, 2005 vs. Buffalo Sabres

Here's a piece from a top two talent in National Hockey League history that has never before been publicly offered.

Worn by Mario Lemieux in his final National Hockey League game, when he scored his final National Hockey League point, this jersey is photo-matched to Associated Press images from the third period of the Pittsburgh Penguins' 4-3 overtime loss to the Buffalo Sabres on December 16, 2005 at Mellon Arena in Pittsburgh, PA. The jersey is also photo-matched to the Penguins' games on November 12 against the New York Rangers and November 14 against the New York Islanders.

A two-time Stanley Cup winner (and Conn Smythe Trophy winner) and Hockey Hall of Famer, Lemieux scored 690 goals with 1,033 assists in just 915 games. Lemieux also had six Art Ross Trophies and three Hart Memorial Trophies to his name, and is second all-time in goals per game, assists per game and points per game.

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MATT SNELL
White New York Jets Super Bowl III Game-Worn Jersey
Photo-Matched to Four Images
January 12, 1969 vs. Baltimore Colts

The most famous guarantee in all of sports?

Matt Snell wore this white jersey while playing for the New York Jets when they defeated the Baltimore Colts, 16-7, in Super Bowl III on January 12, 1969 at the Miami Orange Bowl in Miami, FL.

Prior to the game, and in the years following the 1966 merger, American Football League teams like the Jets were viewed decidedly as the little brother to the Colts and the rest of the National Football League, but Super Bowl III was a seminal moment in bringing the league into a greater state of parity that it remains known for to this day.

Quarterback Joe Namath received most of the plaudits for his iconic declarative statement three days prior to the game, but Matt Snell was the engine for the Jets, toting the ball 30 times for 121 yards with the game's only touchdown. Snell finished his NFL career a three-time Pro Bowler and was the 1964 Associated Press American Football League Rookie of the Year.

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ALEX OVECHKIN
White Washington Capitals Game-Worn Jersey Photo-Matched to Postgame Celebration After NHL Record-Breaking Goal
April 6, 2025 vs. New York Islanders

Alex Ovechkin wore this white jersey during the third period of the Washington Capitals' 4-1 loss to the New York Islanders on April 6, 2025 at UBS Arena in Elmont, NY. It includes the captain's "C" and the Capitals' 50th Anniversary patch.

In the game's second period, Ovechkin scored his 895th National Hockey League goal, breaking Wayne Gretzky's record for most NHL career goals.

Ovechkin wore six jerseys during the game, changing after warm-ups, during the first intermission, after the ceremony celebrating his record-breaking goal, during the second intermission and during the third period. Ovechkin wore this jersey from 7:08 of the third period until the end of the game, including during the postgame locker room celebration.

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