Like any self-respecting Oregon family, Blazers were a religion growing up in the 90s and we prayed at the alter of #22. It also helped my brother was a ball boy for a few years and had access to a ton of cool stuff (somewhere in my parents’ attic is a box of shoes players let him keep).
My dad passed a few years back and we moved my mom into memory care last year. I’m slowly going through their house and discovered some classic memorabilia in the attic.
I know the signs are a mess but I’d never part with them. I love them too much and want to get them framed as a collage. Also pretty stoked to find the drexler autograph and the bill walton rookie card.
Definitely thrilled about the cassette tape but I’ll be even more thrilled when I find our copy of Rip City Rhapsody.
PS: RIP Big Red. One love. Gone but not forgotten. ✌️
by Dme503
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Who’s that guy on the last picture? Guy on far left. The others seem to be Tracy Murray, Porter, and Joe Wolf.