Here's another intense installment of
Sportlots custom "packs". It just so happened that this particular seller had several cards of interest with a little more action than usual. They are mostly inserts from recent sets.

I picked out these 2 Jam Masters cards for Nobie's player collection. I didn't actually know what they looked like (due to no photos on
Sportlots) before I ordered them, but I must say I was pretty pleased. These are actually really cool and unlike most of
Panini's inserts they are designed without auto & relic
parallels in mind. See, they
can do it!

This Rejected! set comes from Upper Deck First Edition last year. Being a big man myself, I love a good swat as much as anyone. While Damp and
Birdman both are capable of their fair share of blocks, they are on opposite ends of the spectrum when it comes to the flair in which they do it. I don't think
Dampier and flair have ever been used in the same sentence before.
Pau is a great all around player. He could be featured in both of the above sets. See, I've got proof. He can dunk and block shots. It seems
Panini and Upper Deck had the same idea for their inserts, here they are just reversed with the Slam Dunk set from
UD First Edition and the Block Party set from
Panini.

These next 2 cards feature JET about to shoot a 3 in your eye also from
UD First Edition and AK47
swattin' the shot of some poor Warrior fool. I could probably do some research and find out who that is, but why bother. It's the Warriors. (I think it might actually be Cliff Robinson, but again, who cares?)

The last 2 cards are the most action packed of all! Okay, so not really, but they came from the same seller and order, so I included them. David Lee
lookin' like he's about to jump over some sort of steeplechase obstacle and Aaron Brooks posing for his junior high
bball team photo. Something about his jersey looks
oversized to me just like they all seem to be in
jr high. So, there you have it, another fresh "pack" from
Sportlots. Later.
Dang the design of those is pretty busy. It has a 90's parachute pants feel to it.
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