Attention basketball fans, your collection will not be complete unless you own this NBA Jersey autographed by A. Hardaway. Now in his 13th NBA campaign, third with NY after acquisition from Phoenix in January 2004 blockbuster...Four-time NBA All-Star, all as a starter, over four straight years from 1995-98...Three-time All-NBA Selection (First Team in 1995 and 1996, Third Team in 1997)...All-Rookie First Team selection in 1994...Member of gold medal-winning 1996 U.S. Olympic team...Career averages of 15.5 points, 5.1 assists and 4.5 rebounds with three teams (Magic, Suns, Knicks) entering the 2005-06 season...Owns three 20+ scoring seasons (all with Orlando)...Originally drafted as a junior by Golden State (third overall pick) in 1993 NBA Draft, but immediately traded to Orlando with first-round picks in 1996, 1998 and 2000 for rights to Chris Webber (ironically, he finished second to Webber in 1994 Rookie of the Year balloting)...Has five career triple-doubles, plus one in Playoffs with Suns in 2000...Has one career 40+ scoring game (career-high 42 points vs. Nets, Nov. 8, 1995), and has also scored 40+ twice in the Playoffs...Played three years alongside Shaquille O’Neal in Orlando (1993-94 through 1995-96). During that span, Penny played 32 games without Shaq in which Magic went 23-9 and he averaged 25.8 points, 6.4 assists and 4.9 rebounds...Second in assists (2,343, to Scott Skiles’ 2,776), fourth in total points (7,018), third in steals (718) and eighth in games played (369) on Magic’s all-time career lists...Has three career .800+ seasons from the FT line...Limited to four games (knee surgeries) in 2000-01 with Suns and 37 games (hamstring) in 2004-05 with Knicks...Has appeared in post-season play in eight of his 12 NBA seasons, and was key member of Orlando’s 1995 Eastern Conference Championship squad...Double-figure scoring in 62 of his 64 career post-season games...Among active career NBA Playoff leaders (those who appeared in a game or were on a roster in 2004-05), Penny is eighth in assists (394) and ninth in steals (119).

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