Featured here is Chris Paul’s 2016-17 Los Angeles Clippers game-worn home jersey that has been photo-matched to two regular season games by the experts at Resolution Photomatching. Paul first wore this white jersey in a 123-115 home victory over the Toronto Raptors at Staples Center on Nov. 21 2016 in which he led the Clippers with 26 points and 12 assists. Ten days later on the road the Clippers wore their home whites in Cleveland (Cavs wore black alternative unis that night) and Paul sported it again in an impressive 113-94 win over the defending champion Cavaliers at the Q on Dec. 1 2016. He went for 16 points 9 assists and 6 rebounds in that one.

Still one of the NBA’s top true point guards in his 12th season the 2005-06 NBA Rookie of the Year is the esteemed owner of two Olympic gold medals. He has led the NBA in assists four times and steals six times and has been selected to nine All-Star teams six All-NBA teams and six All-Defensive teams. Paul averaged 18.1 points 9.2 assists and 5 rebounds this season—right around his career averages—in leading the Clips to a 51-31 record and fourth place finish in the West. Unfortunately another injury to Blake Griffin cost the team dearly in their first round playoff ouster at the hands of Utah.

The white home jersey has "CLIPPERS" in black block lettering across the chest and Paul’s No. "3" sewn in red with a black border on the front and back. "PAUL" is sewn directly across the back in red tackle twill. The shirt has blue and red striping down the sides with blue and red elastic knit on the collar. The iconic NBA embroidered logo appears on the upper back. Appropriate “Adidas climacool Size M” tagging appears on the front left tail with a "Length +2" flap tag. The adjacent NBA Authentication tag is coded “LCL03485.” Inside the left inseam is the washing instructions and "05/16" manufacturing date tag. The shirt exhibits outstanding evidence of wear with stick-on letters and design elements on the front starting to come off. More importantly it still reeks of perspiration from game use. Paul’s autograph appears in 9/10 black marker on the back number. The jersey was obtained through a very reliable NBA source who wishes to remain anonymous and attests to obtaining it from Paul right after the Dec. 1 2016 game at Cleveland.

Includes LOA from Resolution Photomatching (425156) with conclusive high-resolution side-by-side photo-matches from 11/21/16 and 12/1/16 to Getty images 643972598 and 626534004. Autograph pre-certified by PSA/DNA.