Stunning card, and one of my best Jermaine O’Neal cards. He’s borderline NBA HOF material but I don’t think he makes it in. One of the last few guys to successfully jump from high school straight to the NBA. He developed in Portland before finding all-star caliber success in Indiana and with the Celtics. Great overall big man with soft hands and a nice touch!

Remember way back when? When they were pretty cool prime patches in non-1/1 cards? Back in 2004 this piece contains a partial lower part of a game used logoman patch. The card is numbered 19 out of 25. The unnumbered cards usually have napkin pieces of jersey, but #/25’s had pretty nice patches. While it’s not a full logoman, still happy to have this one come on writing Jermaine O’Neil’s time with the Pacers.

Many people forget that Jermaine O’Neil was drafted by the Blazers at the age of 18 and it took him a few years to mature and develop, but when he did, he matured into a multiple time All-Star. He was a dominant big man who played taller than his 6’10” frame. His baby face was unassuming, but he could simply bang on those boards and it was good for about 20 points and 10 rebounds for a few years. He was good enough that he made the team USA but I team and represented us on an international scale. I think you should be a Hall of Famer, or at least it’s pretty close. They help revolutionized the interior of the Pacers teams for about eight years. This is a wonderful example of his team USA Olympic signed jersey.

Trying to recover from a game 7 loss and loss of your all-star point guard for all of next year…so posting some cool Pacers cards. Here is a sweet Skybox E-X essential credentials of former all-star Jermaine O’Neal. This is my second favorite year of the credentials due to the colorful acetate cards!