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Kevin McHale "Superstar" Boston Celtics Vintage Original Poster - Sports Illustrated by Marketcom 1987 Character an 8-game playoff win streak and RB Bob Christian

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Kevin McHale "Superstar" Boston Celtics Vintage Original Poster Sports Illustrated by Marketcom 1987 Character an 8 game playoff win streak and RB Bob Christian an 8 game playoff win streak that was capped with this moment victory in ALCS Game 4 over the Baltimore Orioles to send them on to the World Series this is a must for the wall of any true fan with just some minor typical imperfections consistent with any poster purchased at that time (this one has two small tears in the bottom border area) to a glorious era in NBA history

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