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Metallic Gold LE's January Drop features Chet Holmgren, Bilal Coulibaly, and LeBron James as set Challenge Rewards — laying the foundation for a season-long Metallic Gold LE Expert Challenge featuring superstar rookie Victor Wembanyama as the Expert Challenge Reward. Simply collect and lock every single Metallic Gold LE Rare Moment from this NBA season to earn an exclusive Rare Moment from Wembanyama's rookie campaign.

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Maxey Takes Over in Game 7

Holmgren Sends Champs Back to West Finals

NAW-ck Down! Playoffs 2026

⚡ OKC Gets Even in WCF

Harden Delivers in Game 3

LeBron threw it up. Bronny went and got it.

Vassell's No-Dip Triple

CJ McCollum's Game 3 Dagger

Cleveland Wins Game 7

Luke Kornet And the Spurs Headed to the Finals

McDaniels Closes Out Nuggets

Jamal Cain Skies for Massive Slam!

Ausar Thompson's Chasedown Block

Cade's 45 Saves Pistons Season

Jarrett Allen Sends Cavs To Round 2

Anthony Edwards Steals Home Court

Brunson Takes Over At The Garden

The Shot Heard 'Round The World

The Sixth Man Sends It Back

SGA Puts OKC On The Brink Of History

For 15 seasons, Hal Greer walked into NBA arenas and did the same thing every night: score, compete, and leave opponents searching for answers against a mid-range game that his Hall of Fame teammate Dolph Schayes called the greatest from 15 to 18 feet in basketball history. On February 7, 1970, the 33-year-old guard pulled up for a textbook elbow jumper against the San Francisco Warriors, the kind of silky stroke that carried the Syracuse Nationals-turned-76ers through an era dominated by Boston's dynasty. Greer's 36 points, five rebounds and seven assists powered Philadelphia's 115-111 victory, another virtuoso performance in a career that produced a 1967 NBA championship alongside Wilt Chamberlain, 10 consecutive All-Star selections, the 1968 All-Star Game MVP, and seven All-NBA Second Team nods. The first player in franchise history to have his number retired, Greer's No. 15 hangs in the rafters as the enduring symbol of a man who scored 21,586 points and played 1,122 games, a mark that stood as the NBA's all-time record when he hung up his sneakers. Named to both the NBA's 50th and 75th Anniversary Teams, Greer remains Philadelphia's all-time leader in points, games, and field goals made, a pillar of the franchise's identity whose statue stands outside the team's training complex.

Hal Greer

Philly's First Retired Number Drills Signature Elbow Jumper

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