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Offered from the same seller as the Canseco/McGwire bat is the following:
Game worn Dennis Rodman jersey:
The description reads, "Game used Dennis Rodman Jersey from the 1996-1997 season. How do I know its game used? He threw it to my daughter after an early exit from a game that year. He then signed it on the way out of the stadium. Champion size 46 + 3" length, designed and tailored exclusively for the Chicago Bulls 96/97. On the inside of the jersey is a 100% nylon tag with a hand writtrn 8 on the back. NBA gold finals patch in the upper left shoulder. "
This is one lucky dad! Not only did he grab the shirt when Rodman threw it up for grabs, he also had a chance to meet him after the same game!
Can a fellow Forum reader shed some light on Rodman's practice of throwing his jerseys into the stands? I thought he only threw them into the stands during home games, thus, the white jerseys were those the fans grabbed. This particular jersey is a red road. Also, the seller of the jersey is from Chicago and indicates he obtained this at the "stadium". I sent an email to the seller, asking what "stadium" he and his daughter obtained this at, however, never heard back. BTPH-any insight?
I have a client seeking a Rodman gamer, however, would appreciate any informaiton on his habit of giving his jerseys away.
Thanks.
Howard Wolf
hblakewolf@patmedia.net
Offered from the same seller as the Canseco/McGwire bat is the following:
Game worn Dennis Rodman jersey:
The description reads, "Game used Dennis Rodman Jersey from the 1996-1997 season. How do I know its game used? He threw it to my daughter after an early exit from a game that year. He then signed it on the way out of the stadium. Champion size 46 + 3" length, designed and tailored exclusively for the Chicago Bulls 96/97. On the inside of the jersey is a 100% nylon tag with a hand writtrn 8 on the back. NBA gold finals patch in the upper left shoulder. "
This is one lucky dad! Not only did he grab the shirt when Rodman threw it up for grabs, he also had a chance to meet him after the same game!
Can a fellow Forum reader shed some light on Rodman's practice of throwing his jerseys into the stands? I thought he only threw them into the stands during home games, thus, the white jerseys were those the fans grabbed. This particular jersey is a red road. Also, the seller of the jersey is from Chicago and indicates he obtained this at the "stadium". I sent an email to the seller, asking what "stadium" he and his daughter obtained this at, however, never heard back. BTPH-any insight?
I have a client seeking a Rodman gamer, however, would appreciate any informaiton on his habit of giving his jerseys away.
Thanks.
Howard Wolf
hblakewolf@patmedia.net
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