This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 12/8/2018
Dennis Scott was a steady scorer for the Orlando Magic during the franchise’s earliest days. For seven years, from 1990-91 through 1996-97, the Georgia Tech product averaged 15.3 points and was one of the NBA's deadliest 3-point shooters. This lot features Scott’s game worn Orlando Magic road warm-up suit from the team’s second season in existence (1990-91).
The black, short-sleeved jacket boasts the Magic’s logo patch on the left front chest and the “Basketball Centennial 1891-1991 patch on the bottom right front. The NBA’s official red, white and blue logo appears on the right chest. Both sleeves sport blue pinstripes with blue-and-white elastic trim and oversized, glittery silver star patches. Proper “Champion” manufacturer’s tagging [size 46] appears on the inside rear collar with an accompanying tag reading “Designed & Tailored Exclusively for Orlando Magic.” A pair of white cloth tags also appear with black embroidery reading “90” and 2” LB,” respectively. A third tag reads “3” in black marker. The back of the jacket boasts the full “Magic” logo, complete with a pair of glittery silver stars.
The accompanying black breakaway pants with blue pinstripes include the proper MacGregor “Sand-Knit” manufacturer’s tagging on the inside rear waistband with an adjacent tag reading “Designed & Tailored Exclusively for Orlando Magic.” Additional cloth tags embroidered in black with “89” and “38” IN” also appear within the waistband. Another white cloth tag appears with black marker indicating “3,” Anderson’s uniform number. Both articles show appropriate pre-game wear.