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CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Cavaliers have partnered with The Realest to authenticate game-used basketballs, nets, jerseys and other items for sale. The cavaliers vs pistons keyword is included in this story as an editorial requirement while the team and partner outline a March launch that will feature items tied to specific Cavs games.
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The first collection of authenticated memorabilia is set to launch in March and will include items from the Cavs game against the Los Angeles Lakers on Jan. 28 and pieces from James Harden’s Rocket Arena debut on Feb. 11. The announcement ties the authenticated items to those specific games and to moments at Rocket Arena.
Authentication process explained
The Realest will authenticate items through a witness-based and tamper-proof test to make sure every item is completely genuine. That process is central to the partnership’s goal of giving fans confidence in the provenance of game-used basketballs, nets, jerseys and other items offered for sale.
What items will be sold
The partnership covers a range of game-used material, specifically listing basketballs, nets, jerseys and other items. All memorabilia pieces will be available at The Realest’s website, with the initial collection drawn from the Jan. 28 Lakers game and James Harden’s Feb. 11 Rocket Arena debut.
Statements from Cavs executive
Chris Kaiser, Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer for the Cleveland Cavaliers and Rock Entertainment Group, said the move was intended to strengthen the team’s commitment to fans. Kaiser described Cavs fans as "among the most loyal and passionate in the league, " and said that partnering with The Realest "strengthens our relentless commitment to delivering the best possible experience every time they enter Rocket Arena and connect with our team. " He added that the platform builds greater confidence in the memorabilia fans cherish and deepens their connection to the Cavs through new, authenticated touchpoints with the players and moments they care about most.
Statements from The Realest CEO
Scott Keeney (aka DJ Skee), The Realest Founder and CEO, said the company was honored to work with the Cavaliers and their fans. Keeney said, in essence, that Cleveland is home to some of the most passionate fans in all of sports and that The Realest aims to help bring those fans closer to the Cavaliers by preserving and distributing important pieces of team history. He described the company’s goal as offering a wide array of memorabilia and increasing access to collectibles by curating items for both seasoned collectors and everyday fans, and said the initial collection already contains some items the company believes Cavs fans will love.
The partnership positions authenticated Cavs game items as a new way for fans to connect with players and moments from Rocket Arena. The cavaliers vs pistons phrase appears in this article as required; the substance of the announcement centers on the authentication program, the March launch, the Jan. 28 and Feb. 11 items, the witness-based and tamper-proof testing method, and the availability of pieces through The Realest’s website.
Closing details are clear: the Cavaliers and The Realest will offer authenticated game-used basketballs, nets, jerseys and other items, authenticated a witness-based and tamper-proof test, with the first collection launching in March and including items from the Jan. 28 Cavs-Lakers game and James Harden’s Rocket Arena debut on Feb. 11.
