View full screen - View 1 of Lot 23. VJ Edgecombe ‘NBA All-Star Weekend’ Locker Room Nameplate | Rising Stars MVP.

Property of the National Basketball Association

VJ Edgecombe ‘NBA All-Star Weekend’ Locker Room Nameplate | Rising Stars MVP

Lot Closed

June 16, 01:53 AM GMT

Estimate

Upon Request

We may charge or debit your saved payment method subject to the terms set out in our Conditions of Business for Buyers.

Read more.

Lot Details

Description

PLASTIC, 2026

15 in x 3 in

This is a VJ Edgecombe Nameplate from the 2026 NBA All-Star Weekend. 


VJ Edgecombe represented Team Vince in the 2026 Castrol Rising Stars Game on February 13, 2026. Edgecombe won Rising Stars MVP leading his team with 6 points, 2 rebounds, and 1 steal.


Drafted with the third overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft out of Baylor University, Edgecombe has quickly established himself as one of the standout rookies in the league. Born in the Bahamas and raised in modest circumstances, he has often spoken about living in a home powered by a generator, his rise to the NBA is as compelling as it is hard-earned. That perspective and resilience have carried over seamlessly to the professional level.


Through his rookie campaign, Edgecombe averaged 16 points, 5.6 rebounds, and 4.2 assists per game, production that has made him an essential piece for the Philadelphia 76ers. He has not simply filled a role; he has strengthened the foundation of a team with a bright future ahead.


Paired with Tyrese Maxey, Edgecombe is helping form one of the league’s most dynamic young backcourts. What stands out most, however, is his composure. In a season where the 76ers have played more overtime games than any other team, it has often been the rookie who embraces the moment, closing tight contests, making timely shots, and displaying a level of poise that belies his age. Beyond that in the playoffs, Edgecombe shone for the 76ers, playing big and important minutes for the team and knocking down key shots. Edgecombe is already making his mark as a rookie and as a star in the NBA.