Person with a Nuggets jersey.

Don't click on the spoilers if you want to guess.

The jersey looked like this:



www.sportslogos.net/logos/view/zzhcyru4hzagdj8q5zphhn3g2/Denver_Nuggets/1994/Road_Uniform



Based on that, then the guesses would be:

So you think it was possibly a custom jersey with his own name on the back?

This person also made the effort to get an older style Nuggets jersey, one from several designs ago, not a newer one.

Where do you personally draw the line between getting a player's jersey or shirt, and not?  What does the player have to accomplish, to you?

To me, I like getting under the radar players.  Anyone can get a star player, but if I can explain why I got an under the radar player, and talk about some memorable moments, then I'm a fan that follows the team closely.

I'd get a player, for example, if he dove a lot of loose balls and hustled.

I also always like looking for the most unusual player shirt/jersey when at a game.  I once went to a game, and someone had a Minnesota Randy Foye jersey, even though neither Minnesota nor Randy Foye were even playing.

If I were an Astros fan, and they won this World Series, I'd get a Brad Peacock shirt.

This is the kind of under-the-radar but memorable performance that would inspire me to honor him.

Why doesn't it follow the current color scheme though?

The "Nugget" is gold colored.  With a red outline on the letters and numbers.

Whereas they've been using a power blue base since 2003, and with yellow (not gold) lettering since 2015.

www.sportslogos.net/logos/list_by_team/229/Denver_Nuggets/

The alternate road jerseys are yellow.

Here are the Juan Hermangomez jerseys I can find.

Home Whites:



Alternate Whites:



Road Power Blue:




Alternate Road Yellow:




New 2017-2018 jersey with Nike and Western Union Logo:



Neither matches the dark blue with gold letters that the person above has.

Good research.