Damon Stoudamire Game Worn Portland Trail Blazers Jersey

This **Portland Trail Blazers #3 jersey** was game-worn by **Damon Stoudamire** during his time with his hometown NBA team. The jersey features the Blazers’ classic **black road design**, highlighted by the iconic diagonal **red and white stripe** across the front. “BLAZERS” is stitched across the chest in white with red detailing, with Stoudamire’s **#3** positioned below. The NBA logo is embroidered on the upper chest. Manufactured by **Nike**, the jersey features authentic sewn-on lettering, numbers and team detailing. The tagging at the bottom identifies it as a **size 44 with +2 length**, typical of NBA player-issued uniforms from this era. Stoudamire joined Portland in 1998 and became an important part of one of the most talented and memorable Blazers teams in franchise history. Wearing #3, “Mighty Mouse” shared the court with players such as **Rasheed Wallace, Scottie Pippen, Arvydas Sabonis and Steve Smith**, helping Portland reach consecutive Western Conference Finals in **1999 and 2000**. As a **game-worn Damon Stoudamire jersey**, this piece represents both the classic Nike era of NBA uniforms and an unforgettable period in Portland Trail Blazers history.

This jersey has been photomatched to multiple Portland Trail Blazers road games during the 2000–01 NBA season, documenting an extended period of use rather than a single-game appearance. The confirmed matches span from November 21, 2000, through April 8, 2001, covering games against Washington, Milwaukee, Golden State, Dallas, Philadelphia, the LA Clippers, Seattle SuperSonics, and Sacramento. The March 13, 2001 game at Seattle provides the most conclusive visual match. This period places the jersey within one of the most memorable and turbulent eras in Portland Trail Blazers history. The 2000–01 roster featured Damon Stoudamire, alongside stars and established veterans including Scottie Pippen, Rasheed Wallace, Arvydas Sabonis, Steve Smith, Detlef Schrempf, Dale Davis and Bonzi Wells. Portland entered the season with championship expectations after reaching the 2000 Western Conference Finals, where the Trail Blazers had come within one quarter of eliminating the eventual champion Los Angeles Lakers. The following season, however, became increasingly turbulent and helped shape the reputation of the Portland teams that would later become widely associated with the “Jail Blazers” era. For this particular jersey, the importance lies not only in its connection to that period, but also in the documented continuity of use. Multiple independent game photographs show matching characteristics across games separated by several months, creating a visual record of the jersey's use throughout the season.