I ended up going a little NBA crazy at a recent card show. This pack - not quite deterred by the terrible looking wrapper - ended up costing me just 86 cents (give or take a few pennies.) No top rookies were harmed in the breaking of this pack.
7 - Chauncey Billips (Hot prospect indeed. Chauncey B-B-B-Billups! The Park Hill, CO native returned to the
Thuggets Nuggets in the first week of the 2008-09 season, perhaps to try to restore some sanity to that franchise.)
SC-15 - Steve Nash Supreme Court (Supreme Court was the name of an early '90s NBA Hoops insert set that other card companies seemingly use at random whenever they see fit. Steve Nash is old and needs to put his tongue back in his mouth.)
73 - Zach Randolph (De facto star of a particularly dark period in Portland Trail Blazers history. De facto star of a 23-win Knicks team. Current star of a Memphis team trying to get in a playoff race for once.)
24 - Mike Dunleavy (Hmm... thin out the hair and apply a little pomade and you've got Mike Dunleavy Sr.)
I ended up going a little NBA crazy at a recent card show. This pack - not quite deterred by the terrible looking wrapper - ended up costing me just 86 cents (give or take a few pennies.) No top rookies were harmed in the breaking of this pack.
7 - Chauncey Billips (Hot prospect indeed. Chauncey B-B-B-Billups! The Park Hill, CO native returned to the 
SC-15 - Steve Nash Supreme Court (Supreme Court was the name of an early '90s NBA Hoops insert set that other card companies seemingly use at random whenever they see fit. Steve Nash is old and needs to put his tongue back in his mouth.)
73 - Zach Randolph (De facto star of a particularly dark period in Portland Trail Blazers history. De facto star of a 23-win Knicks team. Current star of a Memphis team trying to get in a playoff race for once.)
24 - Mike Dunleavy (Hmm... thin out the hair and apply a little pomade and you've got Mike Dunleavy Sr.)
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