Spencer Dinwiddie 2019-20 Brooklyn Nets Game Worn Authentic Jersey 29 Pts !

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You are looking at one of the young stars of the NBA - Spencer Dinwiddie # 8 (he has since retired his # 8 in tribute of the late Kobe Bryant who died 26 JAN 2020.  Jersey was worn when the Nets hosted the Miami Heat on 1 December 2019, at the Barclays Center.  This City Edition jersey pays respect to BIGGIE (and to learn more, see the write up below from the Brooklyn Reporter's Jaime DeJesus).  Spencer went off and had a game high 29 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists, and 1 steal.  Jersey is made by Nike, has everything sewn on, is a size 48+4 extra length and comes with a COA paperwork from the NBA and Meigray, which is signed by Ken Seitel, Global Partnerships for the NBA and by Barry Meisel, President and COO of the Meigray Group.   The game worn serial # is BKNE03170 which can be verified online at NBA MEIGRAY database.    Kevin Durant is about to return and the Nets, along with Kyrie Irving will overtake the Bucks as the favorite in the East.  Spencer is a big reason for the upward trajectory of success as a franchise.  Jersey and Meigray letter will ship via Meigray Box with outer box with insurance and via Priority Mail for . You also get a brand-new, New Era Bed-Stuy, adjustable hat and a brand-new pair of Bed-Stuy socks.  See photo. Thanks for looking and check out my other rare gamers.....below are highlight videos of Spencer who I consider the biggest secret in the NBA:
Spencer Dinwiddie Is The BEST Kept Secret In The NBA | CLIP SESSION - YouTube
Spencer Dinwiddie Highlight Mix! (Vol. 1 • 2019-2020) - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QoTpFvcmWN0
More info about the Biggie Smalls Tribute Jersey:
Following the success of the popular Nike City Edition uniforms the Brooklyn Nets wore during the 2018-2019, which paid homage to the late Christopher Wallace, aka Notorious B.I.G., the franchise is doubling down this season to honor arguably the greatest rapper of all time.
On Thurs., Nov. 21, the team had a countdown to unveil the already popular jerseys at a party at the Brooklyn Bank in Bedford Stuyvesant. The venue was fitting because the neighborhood was where Biggie was born and raised, and it is also the place the Nets will represent when they wear these special jerseys.  N
ets center DeAndre Jordan introduced the white jersey with “BED-STUY” emblazoned across the chest.
“I want to thank everybody for coming out to this City Edition launch. Obviously these jerseys are pretty dope,” he told the crowd. “The camo is inspired by Biggie obviously … I can’t wait to wear these joints.”
The BED-STUY font was designed by graphic artist Eric Haze, who also designed the team’s 2019-20 Statement Edition uniform and contributed to last season’s City Edition uniforms, paying tribute to Biggie by also designing a customized *BED-STUY* mark for each player on the bottom of the uniform, which is similar to the lettering displayed across the chest.
Like last year, the new uniforms feature a multi-color “Brooklyn Camo” pattern, which runs down the sides of the jersey and shorts, and along the neck and arm trim. The camo pays tribute to the late rapper.
According to the Nets, the new Nike uniform “represents the neighborhood’s storied history, its lasting impact in music, art and culture, and the icon who put it on the map.”
The night also featured a special performance by rapper and Bed-Stuy native, Joey Bada$$. The Nets unveiled a tribute mural of Biggie by local artist David Hollier. According to the Nets, the 5×7-foot piece features an image of Biggie created with a composite of the lyrics to “Sky’s The Limit.”
What is Bed-Stuy?
Bedford–Stuyvesant , colloquially known as Bed–Stuy, is a neighborhood in the north-central portion of the New York City borough of Brooklyn. Bedford–Stuyvesant is bordered by Flushing Avenue to the north (bordering Williamsburg), Classon Avenue to the west (bordering Clinton Hill), Broadway to the east (bordering Bushwick and East New York), and Atlantic Avenue to the south (bordering Crown Heights and Brownsville).