NBANBA New York Knicks1985–2002Hall of Fame · 2008

Patrick Ewing Cards & Plaques

Knicks captain on the wall — for the Garden fan who lived through 1994.

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Career snapshot

Career: 24,815 points · 11,617 rebounds · 2,894 blocks · 1,183 games · 1985–2002 across New York Knicks, Seattle SuperSonics, and Orlando Magic. Career averages: 21.0 PPG · 9.8 RPG · 2.4 BPG.

Hardware: 11× All-Star, 1986 NBA Rookie of the Year, 7× All-NBA Team selection, 3× All-Defensive Team. 1992 Olympic Gold Medal (Dream Team), 1984 Olympic Gold Medal. NCAA Champion with Georgetown (1984). Hall of Fame Class of 2008.

Accolades

★ 11× NBA All-Star

★ 1986 NBA Rookie of the Year

★ 7× All-NBA Team selection

★ 3× NBA All-Defensive Team

★ 1992 Olympic Gold Medal (Dream Team)

★ 1984 Olympic Gold Medal

★ 1984 NCAA Champion (Georgetown)

★ Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, Class of 2008

The card collector's view

Ewing's flagship rookie is the 1986-87 Fleer #18 RC—part of the same holy-grail set as Jordan, Hakeem, and Barkley. PSA 9 and 10 copies command premiums anchored by the set's overall demand. The companion 1986-87 Fleer Sticker #6 RC is the smaller-format secondary chase. 1985-86 Star Company issues exist but live in gray-market territory outside major grading consensus. Modern Panini Knicks-legends inserts feature Ewing in classic blue-and-orange and pair well with John Starks and Charles Oakley pieces.

About Patrick Ewing Cards & Plaques at FreshDCards

The face of the 1990s Knicks. Patrick Ewing carried New York to the 1994 Finals against Hakeem and the Rockets and came one Starks 2-for-18 shooting night away from a championship. Seventeen seasons, eleven All-Star nods, 1986 Rookie of the Year, gold medal with the 1992 Dream Team. He retired with 24,815 career points and 11,617 rebounds—the cornerstone of every Pat Riley and Jeff Van Gundy team that turned Madison Square Garden into the loudest building in basketball. No ring, but the era doesn't exist without him.