We’re giving him a big shout out to Allen Iverson who was incredible in his prime, leading the league in scoring four times and steals three times. Oh and he also led the league in minutes per game five times.
Michael Porter Jr.’s potential has never been in doubt but whether he could shake off injury concerns has some wondering whether he can reach his full potential in his NBA career.
While Kobe Bryant will get most of the attention into being inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame, Kevin Garnett also deserves some of the attention.
Charles Barkley with his career stats and his likeable on-air personality, his sports cards make for a potentially good investment.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander might not reach the likes of former Thunder superstars (Kevin Durant, James Harden) but it might not be a bad idea to start tracking his career with some of his rookie cards relatively affordable today (other than some high-end rookie patch autographs).
Love him or hate him on the court, Russell Westbrook’s talent is undeniable and his rookie cards are still a hot commodity.
While Devin Booker rookie card values have increased, it hasn’t as much compared to other young NBA players like Donovan Mitchell or newcomers like Ja Morant or Zion Williamson.
Bradley Beal is arguably one of the best franchise players to play for the Washington Wizards. Yet the all-star calibre player’s rookie card isn’t as highly valued as his peers playing at the same level.
Rui Hachimura might be overshadowed as a rookie by the hype of Zion Williamson and Ja Morant, but his impressive season in 2019-20 is making his rookie card value trend upwards.
Ever since Damian Lillard was unanimously selected as the Rookie of the Year in 2012, the Portland Trailblazers star rookie card has increased in value.