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Warm up like a pro in this New York Knicks On-Court Warm-Up Jacket from Adidas. Features embroidered team logo at left chest, NBA logo on left arm, and team wordmark applique on back. Climalite heat debossed pique and flatback mesh keeps you dryer Ribbed cuffs and waistband for comfort Full zip front On-seam pockets maintain clean lines Officially licensed by the NBA

Just like the Knicks stars wear on the court, this New York Knicks NBA On Court Player Track Jacket from Adidas will make you shine. Features embroidered team logo at left chest, Adidas logo at center back neck and front right chest with team wordmark multi-layer tackle twill applique across the back. Full zip front and pockets on the seam for smooth, sleek look Machine washable 100% polyester interlock body with 100% Climalite polyester interlock to keep you cool and comfortable Officially licensed by the NBA

Warm up like a pro in this New York Knicks On-Court Warm-Up Jacket from Adidas. Features embroidered team logo at left chest, NBA logo on left arm, and team wordmark applique on back. Climalite heat debossed pique and flatback mesh keeps you dryer Ribbed cuffs and waistband for comfort Full zip front On-seam pockets maintain clean lines Officially licensed by the NBA

Enjoy this unframed photograph featuring NBA player Allan Houston of the New York Knicks. A great collector's piece for all New York Knicks fans! Allan Houston retired in the fall of 2005 after 12 seasons in the NBA, including nine with the New York Knicks. Houston finished his career as one of the NBA's all-time best three-point shooters and as one of the most prolific scorers in franchise history. A two-time NBA All-star who averaged 22.5 points per game in his last healthy season (10th in the league, 2002-03), Houston is remembered by many as one of the game's purest clutch long-range shooters. Allan Houston has hand signed this 16x20 photograph of him in action, making a lay-up in a game against the Sixers. A Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity is included. To order a black mica frame for this 16 x 20 photograph, click here . To order a premium cherry wood frame for this 16 x 20 photograph, click here .

Enjoy this unframed photograph featuring NBA player Allan Houston of the New York Knicks. A great collector's piece for all New York Knicks fans! Allan Houston retired in the fall of 2005 after 12 seasons in the NBA, including nine with the New York Knicks. Houston finished his career as one of the NBA's all-time best three-point shooters and as one of the most prolific scorers in franchise history. A two-time NBA All-star who averaged 22.5 points per game in his last healthy season (10th in the league, 2002-03), Houston is remembered by many as one of the game's purest clutch long-range shooters. Allan Houston has hand signed this 16x20 photograph of him in action, driving to the basket against Tim Duncan during a Knicks-Spurs game. A Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity is included. To order a black mica frame for this 16 x 20 photograph, click here . To order a premium cherry wood frame for this 16 x 20 photograph, click here .

Enjoy this unframed photograph featuring NBA player Allan Houston of the New York Knicks. A great collector's piece for all New York Knicks fans! Allan Houston of the New York Knicks drives through the lane for a last-second game- and series-winning shot against the Miami Heat during the first round of the NBA Eastern Conference playoffs on May 16, 1999, at American Airlines Arena in Miami, Florida. The Knicks defeated the Heat 88-87. This great 16x20 photograph of that memorable moment has been hand signed by Allan Houston and includes a Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity. To order a black mica frame for this 16 x 20 photograph, click here . To order a premium cherry wood frame for this 16 x 20 photograph, click here .

Enjoy this photograph featuring NBA player Walt Frazier of the New York Knicks. A great collector's piece for all New York Knicks fans! Walt Frazier was one of the most famous Knicks of all time. He won two NBA championships in 1970 and 1973. He averaged 35 points and 19 assists in the 1970 championship game vs. the hated Lakers. He averaged 18.9 PPG and 6.1 APG over his career and was a four-time all-NBA player. Walt Frazier has hand signed this 16x20 photograph of him in a car posing for a portrait in New York, NY. A Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity is included. To order a black mica frame for this 16 x 20 photograph, click here . To order a premium cherry wood frame for this 16 x 20 photograph, click here .

Bernard King was chosen in the second round of the 1977 NBA Draft by the New Jersey Nets and averaged 24.2 points per game to make the All-Rookie Team. A 6-foot-7, 205-pound forward, King was traded to the Utah Jazz in 1979, but missed most of the season with a severe knee injury and was sent to the Golden State Warriors. King was named Comeback Player of the Year after averaging 21.9 points a game in 1980-81. Golden State traded him to the New York Knicks in 1982. With New York, King led the NBA in scoring with 32.9 points a game in 1984-85. King suffered yet another serious knee injury in 1985, but worked his way back into form by the time he joined the Washington Bullets in 1987. Over the course of his career, in just 874 regular season games, he scored 19,655 points, an average of 22.5 per game, and he added 687 points in 28 playoff games, a 24.5 average. Bernard King has hand signed this 16x20 photograph of him posing for a portrait in front of Madison Square Garden in New York, New York. A Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity is included. To order a black mica frame for this 16 x 20 photograph, click here . To order a premium cherry wood frame for this 16 x 20 photograph, click here .

Walt Frazier was one of the most famous Knicks of all time. He won two NBA championships in 1970 and 1973. He averaged 35 points and 19 assists in the 1970 championship game vs. the hated Lakers. He averaged 18.9 PPG and 6.1 APG over his career and was a four-time all-NBA player. Walt Frazier has hand signed this 16x20 photograph of him in a car posing for a portrait in New York, NY. A Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity is included.

Bernard King was chosen in the second round of the 1977 NBA Draft by the New Jersey Nets and averaged 24.2 points per game to make the All-Rookie Team. A 6-foot-7, 205-pound forward, King was traded to the Utah Jazz in 1979, but missed most of the season with a severe knee injury and was sent to the Golden State Warriors. King was named Comeback Player of the Year after averaging 21.9 points a game in 1980-81. Golden State traded him to the New York Knicks in 1982. With New York, King led the NBA in scoring with 32.9 points a game in 1984-85. King suffered yet another serious knee injury in 1985, but worked his way back into form by the time he joined the Washington Bullets in 1987. Over the course of his career, in just 874 regular season games, he scored 19,655 points, an average of 22.5 per game, and he added 687 points in 28 playoff games, a 24.5 average. Bernard King has hand signed this 16x20 photograph of him posing for a portrait in front of Madison Square Garden in New York, New York. A Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity is included.

Bernard King was chosen in the second round of the 1977 NBA Draft by the New Jersey Nets and averaged 24.2 points per game to make the All-Rookie Team. A 6-foot-7, 205-pound forward, King was traded to the Utah Jazz in 1979, but missed most of the season with a severe knee injury and was sent to the Golden State Warriors. King was named Comeback Player of the Year after averaging 21.9 points a game in 1980-81. Golden State traded him to the New York Knicks in 1982. With New York, King led the NBA in scoring with 32.9 points a game in 1984-85. King suffered yet another serious knee injury in 1985, but worked his way back into form by the time he joined the Washington Bullets in 1987. Over the course of his career, in just 874 regular season games, he scored 19,655 points, an average of 22.5 per game, and he added 687 points in 28 playoff games, a 24.5 average. Bernard King has hand signed this 16x20 photograph of him making a jumpshot against the Atlanta Hawks during a game circa 1984 in Atlanta, Georgia. A Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity is included.

Allan Houston retired in the fall of 2005 after 12 seasons in the NBA, including nine with the New York Knicks. Houston finished his career as one of the NBA's all-time best three-point shooters and as one of the most prolific scorers in franchise history. A two-time NBA All-star who averaged 22.5 points per game in his last healthy season (10th in the league, 2002-03), Houston is remembered by many as one of the game's purest clutch long-range shooters. Allan Houston has hand signed this 16x20 photograph of him in action, making a layup in a game against the Sixers. A Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity is included.