Minnesota Timberwolves Mitchell & Ness # 21 Kevin Garnett Alternate Black 1997-98 Hardwood Classics Swingman Jersey Apparel Size:M A white Salute to Service

Name: Minnesota Timberwolves Mitchell & Ness # 21 Kevin Garnett Alternate Black 1997-98 Hardwood Classics Swingman Jersey Apparel Size:M A white Salute to Service
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Minnesota Timberwolves Mitchell & Ness # 21 Kevin Garnett Alternate Black 1997-98 Hardwood Classics Swingman Jersey Apparel Size:M A white Salute to Service

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Minnesota Timberwolves Mitchell & Ness # 21 Kevin Garnett Alternate Black 1997 98 Hardwood Classics Swingman Jersey Apparel Size:M A white Salute to Service A white Salute to Service sticker on back bottom New era flag on the left Swingman Throwback Showcase your timeless love for one of the Minnesota Timberwolves greatest players of all time in a trendy

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