Bob Lanier & Bob McAdoo Detroit Pistons 1980 Original TYPE 1 Photo Hockey Autographs Yale graduate Johnny Broaca returned

Yale graduate Johnny Broaca returned to his hometown of Lawrence

there have been no autographed copies of this card encapsulated by PSA

he began working for legendary mobster Bugsy Siegel

This pass entitled the user to possibly witness -Carl Hubbell's 16 straight wins to take his record to 26-6

5" x 2" card attached to an album page

Bob Lanier & Bob McAdoo Detroit Pistons 1980 Original TYPE 1 Photo Hockey Autographs Yale graduate Johnny Broaca returnedOn September 6, 1979, the Pistons traded two first round draft picks to the Boston Celtics for future Hall of Famer, Bob McAdoo on who was on the downswing of his career. The Pistons thought that they were going to contend for the NBA title, but things quickly fell apart (the team ended up going 16 66). Fellow future Hall of Famer, Bob Lanier would be traded to Milwaukee Bucks mid season on February 4, 1980 for Kent Benson and a 1980 1stround pick in