The NBA was a tough transition for J.J. Redick but after a few trialing seasons the former Duke standout has worked hard to become a consummate pro and one of the deadliest 3-point shooters in the game. He remains Duke's all-time leading scorer a true testament to his grit and determination in the face of a whole lot of unwarranted hate during his college years. After four solid years with the Clippers Redick signed with the 76ers ahead of the 2017-18 campaign and immediately gave them the outside threat they've been looking for. He averaged over 17 points per game and shot 42% from beyond the arc in his first season. His scoring average has climbed to almost 18 this year as the Sixers look to make an even deeper postseason run.

Featured here is the jersey worn by the 6' 3" sharpshooter that has been professionally photo-matched to three games in 2017-18. Redick put up 22 against the Suns (12/31/17) 20 vs. the Spurs (1/3/18) and 15 against the Raptors (1/15/18) for a total of 57 points helping Philly to three wins. Traditionally worn on the road this blue 'Icon Edition' jersey has “PHILA” and Redick's number “17” sewn on the chest in white on red tackle twill. White Nike Swoosh and StubHub advertising patches are sewn on the chest. “REDICK” is sewn across the back shoulders in white tackle twill while a second “17” is sewn on the back in the same design as the front. An NBA logo patch is applied to the back outside collar of the jersey below a gold "3" patch in reference to the number of NBA titles claimed by the franchise (1955 Syracuse Nationals; 1967 Philadelphia Warriors; and 1983 Philadelphia 76ers). The sides of this jersey are white with red accents and a microphone pocket is sewn inside the left side panel. Three blue stars are sewn on the left side with four stars on the right. “Brotherly Love” is embroidered in gold on the front left tail. A Nike size “48” tag with an attached “Length +4” flag and coded NBA Authentics tag are sewn on the front left tail. The jerseys shows appropriate game use with some fraying and stretching.

Includes LOA from Resolution Photomatching. The experts there have made conclusive photo-matches to the three aforementioned games using several game images based on the alignment of the mesh holes with the custom stitched letters numbers stars and patches as well as the loose and fraying threads on the custom-stitched letters and numbers.