🏀 Vintage Autographed/Signed Framed Tim Hardaway 35x39 Golden State Blue Basketball Jersey JSA COA – Hand-Signed by the Golden State Warriors Point Guard Whose Killer Crossover Dribble Became One of Basketball's Most Imitated Moves and Whose Role in the “Run TMC” Era Alongside Mitch Richmond and Chris Mullin Made the Late-1980s and Early-1990s Warriors One of the Most Offensively Electrifying Teams in the Western Conference, Confirmed Authentic by JSA and Presented in a Framed 35x39 Format

🏀 The royal blue Golden State Warriors jersey of the early 1990s carries the visual identity of a franchise in one of its most entertaining periods – a team that did not win championships but that the NBA's most engaged fans still reference with genuine affection for the basketball it produced, a team whose offensive rhythm and fast-break execution gave fans in Oakland and viewers across the league a style of play that the sport had not seen assembled in quite that way before. Tim Hardaway's role in that team was the engine – the point guard who pushed the pace, initiated the offense at full speed before the defense could set, and kept the Warriors playing at the tempo that their roster was built to sustain. His signature on this framed 35x39 blue jersey, confirmed authentic by JSA, is the physical document from the most recognized period of his Bay Area career. Condition: NOS.

🏀 The “Run TMC” nickname attached itself to the Golden State Warriors trio of Tim Hardaway, Mitch Richmond, and Chris Mullin during the 1989-1992 seasons when Don Nelson's coaching staff assembled the three offensive weapons into a system that could score at will on most opponents but that could not quite acquire the defensive and frontcourt depth needed to challenge the Western Conference's playoff elite. TMC – the initials of the three players – became the shorthand for one of the most fun offensive alignments the NBA had seen, a unit that made the Warriors must-watch television in an era when that status was attached to franchises with much longer playoff histories. Hardaway was the primary ballhandler whose vision and pace set the table for Richmond and Mullin to work within the spacing and motion that Nelson's offense created. Condition: NOS.

🏀 The Killer Crossover – Tim Hardaway's signature move, developed from a variation of the UTEP Two-Step dribble he had used at the University of Texas at El Paso under coach Don Haskins – became one of basketball's most imitated moves in the generation of players who grew up watching Hardaway execute it in the NBA. The crossover is a specific dribble mechanic: a ball planted hard to one side, a change of direction that the defender reads and tries to follow, and then a second crossover in the opposite direction that leaves the defender frozen while Hardaway accelerates into the lane. Players and coaches at every level of the game studied it on film and worked it into their own development. Hardaway carried it from Texas to the Bay Area to Miami, executing it in five All-Star Games and two decades of professional competition. Condition: NOS.

✍️ This framed 35x39 Golden State Warriors blue basketball jersey carries Tim Hardaway's personal signature, confirmed authentic by JSA with COA. Condition: NOS.

🏀 Tim Hardaway. Golden State Warriors. Point Guard. Run TMC (Hardaway, Richmond, Mullin). 5x NBA All-Star. Killer Crossover. UTEP. Framed 35x39 Golden State Blue Basketball Jersey. JSA COA. Hall of Fame Sports Memorabilia. Condition: NOS.