Kawhi Leonard, in his first full season in Toronto and with New Balance, took home Finals MVP honors as he capped an incredible playoff run with 22 points while sporting a white/red colorway of his signature OMN1S.

Plagued by injuries during this entire playoff run, the injury bug got to Klay Thompson just when he was heating up. Thompson had made his last four shots when Danny Green challenged Thompson’s breakaway dunk attempt. KT landed awkwardly on his left leg and it’s been reported that he suffered a torn ACL. Thompson finished the night with 30 points in his Anta KT4.

Our final NBA kicks recap of the season is below so make sure you take a moment to peep last night’s best.

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Despite leaving the game early in the fourth with an apparent injury, Klay Thompson paced Golden State with 23 points in the “Playoff” colorway of his Anta KT4. DeMarcus Cousins started the game for the Dubs’ and responded with a solid double-double in the Puma Uproar Spectra and Draymond Green fell one assist shy of another triple-double as he rocked a PE edition of his Nike Hyperdunk X.

For the Raps, Kawhi Leonard once again had a big night as he finished the night with 34 points and 14 boards in another black/gold variation of his New Balance OMN1S.

As the NBA Finals rolls along, make sure to get caught up on all the sneaker action in our Game 2 gallery below.

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Kawhi Leonard debuted a black/gold of his signature New Balance OMN1S en route to a 23-point performance while Pascal Siakam stepped up with a team-high 32 points in the “Dark Grey” Nike KD 10.

Despite the Warriors’ loss, the team has to be encouraged by the return of DeMarcus Cousins who was made his Finals’ debut after he sustained a quad injury in Game 2 of the team’s first round series against the Clippers. Cousins wore the Puma Legacy before switching to the Puma Uproar Spectra.

Stephen Curry had a game-high 34 points in his Under Armour Curry 6 which featured a watermelon flavored colorway of red and lime green.

And closing out, A$AP Ferg performed in a pair of white/white Nike Air Force 1 Lows while Drake continued his trolling best in a Dell Curry Raptors jersey along with a pair of Nike Shox BB4 Vince Carter PEs. Future the Prince sat next to the Raps’ ambassador wearing a pair of the recently released and much coveted Sacai x Nike LD Waffle.

Peep the rest of the kicks from Game 1 of the NBA Finals below.

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Steph wore the “International Boulevard” colorway of the 6 en route to a game-high 37 points while Seth rocked a black/red Blazers colorway as he finished with 16 points including a three-pointer in the fourth which put Portland briefly up with a little over a minute to play.

Andre Iguodala had on the “90s Kid” Nike KD 12 as he came up with a clutch strip of Damian Lillard in the final seconds to seal Golden State’s 114-111 victory.

The rest of Game 2’s best kicks are just below.

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And the sneaker games certainly didn’t disappoint with several notable wears. Kobe connoisseurs Tobias Harris and Isaiah Thomas continued their showcase of gems with Harris donning the “Beethoven” 9 Lows while Thomas went with a fresh and clean, USA-esque colorway of the Zoom IV Protros.

On the collaboration front, Jonathon Simmons, who is known to bring out the occasional heat rock, did so with the “Off-White” x Nike Hyperdunk React 2017 while Monte Morris continued his sneaker flex with the Concepts x Nike Kyrie 5 “IKHET.”

The rest of the night’s lineup featured some familiar kicks so peep those along with the kicks mentioned above in our recap below.

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A couple of Nike Hyperdunk X PEs were also in play with Eric Bledsoe rocking a yellow based number and teammate Khris Middleton rocking a lowtop PE version in a more subdued black and green color scheme. Draymond Green broke a Warriors PE which featured a funky blue and yellow outsole.

Check out aforementioned Kyries and Hyperdunks along with P.J. Tucker’s “Carpe Diem” Nike Zoom Kobe IV Protros and more in our latest NBA Playoff kicks recap.

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Uncle Drew wasn’t the only one making sneaker waves last night as P.J. Tucker flexed with something old and something new. Tuck turned heads during shootaround when he took the floor wearing the upcoming “Orange Pulse” Nike Air Fear Of God 1. No official release for these have been announced, but a release this summer is expected. If pricing remains true to the original, then these should carry a box price of $350.

As for his something old, Tucker went with a vintage banger in the Nike Zoom Kobe VI “Barcelona” which, like many of Tuck’s gems, currently carries a hefty price tag on the secondary market.

Other notable kicks on the night included Kevin Durant’s Nike KD 12 which was inspired by notable 90s basketball movies Above the Rim and White Men Can’t Jump and Chris Paul’s Jordan CP3.XII which features inspirational words on the shoe’s heel from Eric Thomas, the Hip-Hop preacher.

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The Nuggets Torrey Craig wore the “Candy Canes” as Denver evened up the series with Portland with a 116-112 victory. Malik Beasley wore yet another LeBron opting for his custom colorway of the Nike LeBron 15 and Maurice Harkless went with the more recent “Remix” Nike LeBron 16.

Check out the rest of Sunday night’s NBA playoff sneaker action below.

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We lead off in Boston where Uncle Drew debuted the “Galaxy” colorway of his Nike Kyrie 5. The shoe features an orange and purple upper with a wild multicolor outsole and speckled paint details throughout. Jayson Tatum got another wear out of his team colorway of the Nike Adapt BB and Marcus Morris stayed with LeBrons as he brought out the atmos colorway of the 16.

Kevin Durant played in his “University Red” Nike KD12, but prior to the game, KD did his shoot around in a clean new colorway of the silhouette. The latest 12 features grey tones with a fresh gradient Swoosh that pops off the neutral upper. Across the floor, Chris Paul debuted a new Jordan CP3.XII featuring a embroidered and printed slogans across the entire upper.

CP3’s teammate P.J. Tucker didn’t disappoint either as he brought out another “Aces” custom this time on the Nike Zoom Kobe IV Protro.

It was a pretty solid night of NBA playoff kicks so make sure you get caught up on the league’s best.

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On the topic of the KT4, Klay Thompson dropped 32 points in a team colorway of his signature model and Kevin Durant led the Warriors in scoring with 33 in the “University Red” version of his Nike KD12 as Golden State dispatched L.A. 113-105. Also sporting the 12 was Andre Iguodala, who came out in the model’s “Black/Pure Platinum” iteration.

For the Clippers, Montrezl Harrell continued the KD vibes with a pair of grail-status “Weatherman” Nike Zoom KD4s and the Nike Zoom Kobe IV “Prelude.”

Closing out, despite their loss, the Thunder’s all-star tandem of Russell Westbrook and Paul George impressed once again with their PEs as Brodie’s latest Jordan Why Not Zer0.2 paid homage to the Seattle Supersonics and PG3’s navy/gold Nike PG 3 was a certified banger. Dennis Schroder also went with the gold theme as he donned custom pair of Nike Zoom KD 6 “All-Stars.”

Get caught up on the rest of Easter Sunday’s best NBA playoff kicks below.

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Irving’s latest Nike Kyrie 5 was another tribute to Kobe and featured a snakeskin-like patterned upper along with a split logo on the heal featuring both his signature K.I. mark along with Kobe’s “Sheath” mark.

Tatum came out in a white-based colorway of the Nike Adapt BB with light green and black accents. Up to this point, the Adapt BB’s colorways have been limited to the original black colorway along with team colors on the heal so this latest iteration definitely turned heads.

Speaking of turning heads, PJ Tucker did just that with his pairs of KDs. Tuck came out in the vintage “Wanda Pratt” Nike Zoom KD4s and followed that with KD’s latest silhouette, the 12s, done in a red and white colorway with PJ’s initials on the heel.

Closing out, Langston Galloway continued his epic season of Q4 Specialist customs with another banger featuring character’s from Disney’s Aladdin.

Take a moment and peruse all the aforementioned kicks and a few more in our latest NBA playoff kicks recap.

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Paul George also went the PE route with a clean colorway of his Nike PG 3 which featured a white base with a navy secondary color and orange accents. Like he’s done all season, Jerami Grant stayed true to the classics as the wore the Air Jordan VIII Retro in Black/Gym Red.

Peep the rest of the night’s NBA playoff kicks in our recap below.

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Along with CP3, two more of the League’s superstar point guards wore notable kicks with Kyrie Irving breaking out a dope, cotton candy-like colorway of his Nike Kyrie 5 and Russell Westbrook coming through with his extra wild “What The” Jordan Why Not Zer0.2.

Make sure to check out the rest of Sunday’s NBA playoff kicks in our gallery below.

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The footwear choice for their finales were as different as their games with Wade going with a flashy, golden “Last Dance” colorway of his Li-Ning Way of Wade 7 while Nowitzki wore the Hyperdunk X PEs he’s been rocking the entire season.

Another future Hall of Famer continued with his sick array of PEs as Russell Westbrook broke out a chess inspired design of his Jordan Why Not Zer0.2. Brodie certainly put his name in the conversation for having one of the League’s best PE games with the multitude of wild colorways he’s rocked over the course of the season.

In Los Angeles, Montrezl Harrell closed out another epic season of kicks in two pairs Kyries as he brought out the “Flytrap” 1 and the “Red Carpet” 4s. And in Portland, De’Aaron Fox capped off a sensational sophomore season in another pair of Kobes as he donned the Nike Kobe 8 System “All-Star.”

The rest of the best kicks from last night’s NBA regular season finale is just a few scrolls away.

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We start in Minnesota where the Timberwolves all wore Kickstradomis designed custom kicks for Breast Cancer Awareness. All the sneakers worn on Sunday night were auctioned off via the team’s Fastbreak Foundation with proceeds going to the Mayo Clinic Cancer Center. The event was especially meaningful for Tyus Jones whose mother, Debbie, was diagnosed with breast cancer earlier this year. Jones’ custom Nike Kyrie 5 was the highest selling sneaker of the night raising $1,550 for cancer research.

The custom trend continued in Indiana with Spencer Dinwiddie paying tribute to Nipsey Hussle with a pair of K8IROS Kronos adorned with a portrait of the late rapper and the words, “Legends Never Die.” In Detroit, Frank Kaminsky made his fandom for Game of Thrones be known with a custom pair of Jordan CP3.XIs designed with portraits of the Night King on one shoe and Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen on the other. For the Pistons, Langston Galloway wore his Q4 Sports Specialist customs which honored Detroit’s 2004 championship team.

Wrestlemania 35 was held on Sunday night and Russell Westbrook made sure to let fans know who one of his favorite wrestlers was via his latest Jordan Why Not Zer0.2. Decked out in a tough black and red colorway with red stitch details on the toe box, the Brodie paid tribute to “The Devil’s Favorite Demon” himself, Kane.

While Russ was on his wrestling wave, LeBron James took in the Lakers’ dub over the Jazz in a pair of the Nike LeBron 16 “Remix” which seemed to have instantly sold out on Nike. Last, but certainly not least, Kyrie Irving was once again in his latest Kyrie 5 colorway, the “Mamba Day” which is slated to release on Saturday, April 13, at select Nike retailers.

We have over 50 of the night’s best NBA kicks so get comfy and make sure you rifle through our latest recap.

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Out in Miami, Kyrie Irving led the Celts to a dub while rocking a new colorway of his Nike Kyrie 5 and Dwyane Wade flexed in a sunny pair of Li-Ning Way of Wade 7s.

The tributes for the late Nipsey Hussle continued with DeMar DeRozan, Danny Green and Rudy Gay honoring the legend with hand written commemorations on their sneakers.

Check out the rest of the League’s kicks in our latest gallery below.

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Brodie captured the attention of sneakerheads as he debuted a Pokemon-themed edition of his Jordan Why Not Zer0.2. The shoe’s colors were drawn from one of the show’s legendary characters, Charizard, and also features Pokemon ball woven labels on the tongue. For PG, he went with two pairs of his Nike PG3 with the latter being a bright red and yellow number. In the same game, Dallas’ Trey Burke reminded us he’s no sneaker slouch as he rocked the Off-White x Nike React Hyperdunk 2017.

In Oakland, Kevin Durant rocked the upcoming “Black/White” colorway of his Nike KD 12 which is slated to drop on April 6 and Stephen Curry wore a tough two-tone grey iteration of his Under Armour Curry 6.

We close out on a somber note with Montrezl Harrell paying tribute to rapper Nipsey Hussle on his Reebok Questions. Hussle was senselessly murdered on Sunday in front of his Marathon Clothing store in Los Angeles.

Rest in peace, Nipsey.

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While DeRozan broke out an exclusive for Manu, PJ Tucker rocked one of DeRozan’s old PEs in Houston’s tilt with Denver. Tuck sported the red and white Nike Zoom Kobe 1 Protro along with a pair of the Nike Zoom Kobe 4 FTB. Since debuting his Jordan CP3.XII, Chris Paul has been wearing some pretty wild colorways and his latest pair followed that tune as it featured a two-tone white and volt upper with red accents.

Montrezl Harrell is finishing the regular season strong as he brought out another two pairs of vintage Bron lows as he donned the “Multicolor” Nike LeBron 11 and “Red Plum” Xs. Out in Miami, Derrick Jones Jr flexed with the “Easter” Nike Zoom KD 4 and Dwyane Wade wore a custom pair of his Li-Ning Way of Wade 7.

Make sure to scroll through our latest NBA sneakers’ recap located right below.

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Like we’ve often done, we’ll start off with the League’s premier footwear kings, Montrezl Harrell and P.J. Tucker. Trezz went double-duty with a pair of the Air Jordan VII Retro “Marvin the Martian” and the funky Nike LeBron 11 EXT “King’s Crown.” For Tuck, another one of his March Madness favorites was on his feet, as he donned the classic Nike Air Force Max 93.

Nike Hyperdunks were once again a prominent wear and Karl-Anthony Towns led the way with two custom Hyperdunk X bangers including a Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 themed pair. Justin Jackson used his Hyperdunk X Lows to call attention to World Down Syndrome Day and Kevin Love wore a fresh pair of PEs that tied back to the Cavs’ City uniforms. On the vintage tip, Josh Richardson took it back with the “Puerto Rico” edition of the Hyperdunk ’08.

Plenty of newer looks were also on display as Jayson Tatum came with a new colorway of the Nike Adapt BB, Kyle Kuzma rocked a Lakers’ colorway of the Nike Zoom Kobe 4 Protro, LeBron James went with another PE model of his LeBron 16s and Greg Monroe came with the “Cactus Jack” Air Jordan XXXIII.

With all of Tuesday’s heat rock around the League, make sure you get caught up on all the sneaker action below.

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The Nike LeBron models was also quite a hit Sunday night with no less than five colorways seeing the hardwood. Mason Plumlee donned the “Equality” 16 model, Malik Beasley rocked the “Orange Box” 15, Torrey Craig brought the “SuperBron” 16 and Montrezl Harrell wore the “King” 16 in addition to the “What The” LeBron 11. Rounding out the parade of 16s was the king himself as LeBron James wore an all-white colorway.

Other kicks of note included P.J. Tucker wearing another of his favorite March Madness sneakers in the Nike Air Max 2 Uptempo 94 OG, DeMar DeRozan in another new colorway of the Nike Zoom Kobe 4 Proto and Kawhi Leonard steppong out in a new colorway of his New Balance signature, the OMN1S, which features a flip of the Jurassic Park logo.

Sunday was a pretty dope night in kicks so if you missed any of the action make sure you check our gallery below.

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Pink was the theme for evening for Wes Iwundu and Derrick Jones Jr. as Iwundu wore an all-pink version of the Under Armour Antamoix Spawn 2019 while Jones Jr. took it back a bit a few years with the “Aunt Pearl” Nike KD V.

Also starring on the footwear stage Monday night were Luka Doncic’s custom “Dragon Ball Z” Nike PG 2.5, Dwyane Wade’s wild Li-Ning Way of Wade 7 and Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot’s sick yellow and black Nike PG2s.

Check out the rest of the night’s NBA kicks right below.

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In Boston, the Celtics honored Isaiah Thomas with a video tribute featuring highlights from his special run with the team. On I.T.’s feet were a pair of the Nike Kobe A.D. done in Boston’s colors which he said he had been saving for the 2017 NBA Finals. Kyrie Irving, the Celtics’ current star that Thomas was ultimately traded for, wore another Oregon Ducks PE of his Nike Kyrie 5.

Quickly jumping back on the Kobe tip, Derrick Jones Jr. and Allonzo Trier both wore the Nike Zoom Kobe 6 with Jones wearing the “Rice” editions and Iso in the “Orange County” ASG model. Wayne Ellington also got into the mix with his pair of “Cool Grey” Nike Kobe A.D.s and the Kobe Sneaker King himself, DeMar DeRozan, wore a black and white team edition of the Nike Zoom Kobe 4 Protro.

Make sure to check out these kicks and much more in our latest NBA recap.

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Back in Los Angeles, Montrezl Harrell did his sneaker thing as he broke out his own pair of ‘Brons, rocking the “Pure Platinum” Xs along with the “N7” Nike KD6 in the Clippers thrilling last-second win over the Nets. Fellow sneaker titan P.J. Tucker also went the KD route as he brought out a pair of KD4s in a sample colorway made for the 2012 Finals.

Another pair of Marquette Golden Eagle PEs made waves in the NBA sneaker world as Jimmy Butler rocked a wild pair of the Jordan Supreme Elevation. As y’all might recall, fellow Marquette alumni Jae Crowder wore a pair of the Jordan Jumpman Hustle PEs which we featured here just a few nights ago.

Several other pairs will definitely catch your attention so make sure you peruse the rest of our Sunday’s NBA footwear recap below.

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We start off in Indiana where Russell Westbrook channeled his inner beast and debuted an animal-themed version of his Jordan Why Not Zer0.2 which featured various prints on an upper comprised on a pony hair upper. Teammate Paul George went with a more subdued option as he brought out a OKC away colorway of his Nike PG 3.

NCAA Tournament vibes were definitely in the air as Kyrie Irving rocked an Oregon Ducks PE of his Nike Kyrie 5, and Jae Crowder showed support for his alma mater as he donned a Marquette PE of the Jordan Jumpman Hustle.

Last but not least, LeBron James’ #LeBronWatch continued with a pair of 16s that looks to have been inspired by the atmos Air Max 1s and Kawhi Leonard’s debut model with New Balance, the OMN1S, was on full display in Toronto.

For a recap for the rest of the night’s NBA kicks, peep our gallery below.

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Out in Denver, the Kyrie 5 was a popular option on the night with no less than four different colorways hitting the floor of the Pepsi Center. The models worn included the “Cookies & Cream,” “Just Do It,” the “CNY” and a tough black/red/cement jawn worn by the Nuggets’ Jarred Vanderbilt.

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Bam Adebayo wore those sick futuristic-looking Nike Zoom Kobe IV Protros, but DeMar DeRozan showed why he’s the top Kobe collector in the League as he broke out the latest colorway in that style which featured an all-black base with bright contrasting color pops. Fellow Kobe aficionados Allonzo Trier and Tobias Harris wore vintage models. Iso Zo went with the Nike Zoom Kobe VI ASG “Orange County” and Harris donned the “Big Stage” Nike Zoom Kobe V.

In the evening’s craziest kicks, Jimmy Butler came with another sick pair of the Jordan Supreme Elevation as he donned an orange and green number in the 76ers win. Dwyane Wade went with a new Li-Ning Way of Wade 7 colorway which featured a leopard print over a multicolored upper.

Closing out, our P.J. Tucker sneaker watch continues and the League’s sneaker king showed pride in his alma mater as he wore a pair of “Texas Longhorns” Nike Zoom KD4 PEs.

Check out the rest of the league’s footwear game in our recap below.

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His name may not be synonymous with the League’s biggest sneakerheads, but Sam Dekker arguably had the sneaker of the night as he rocked the “Arthur” Nike Zoom LeBron Soldier XII. On the topic of the League’s biggest sneakerheads, it looks like P.J. Tucker almost had a sneaker malfunction in the vintage “Gold Medal” Nike Zoom Kobe 4 and Montrezl Harrell got in the St. Patrick’s Day mood early with a pair of the And1 Tai Chi Remix.

Make sure to check out the rest of the night’s best NBA kicks in our gallery below.

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In newer kicks, Devin Booker and Chris Paul both wore “All-Star” colorways with Book rocking the Nike Zoom Kobe 4 Protro Paul wore his signature Jordan CP3.XI. Deandre Ayton continued the All-Star theme with his Puma Uproar and LeBron James also wore a mismatched pair as he brought out a Lakers PE of his Nike LeBron 16.

We’ve got close to 40 kicks from last night’s action so make sure you take a moment and check out the rest of the NBA’s best kicks.

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In OKC, the Thunder’s superstar duo of Russell Westbrook and Paul George both notched triple-doubles in their signature models with the Brodie breaking out a black/red/elephant print Jordan Why Not Zer0.2 and PG hooping in another PE colorway of his new Nike PG3.

Malik Beasley has been rocking some gems this season and his latest wear didn’t disappoint as he rocked the KITH x Nike LeBron 15 “Closing Ceremony” while Langston Galloway continued with his cartoon tributes as he brought out a Rocket Power-themed Q4 Sports Specialist.

Peep all the kicks we just talked about along with the rest of the night’s sneaker heat in our recap below.

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Tuesday night featured several other notable kicks. LeBron James brought out a yellow colorway of his Nike LeBron 16, Paul George rocked a sick colorway of his latest signature, the Nike PG3 and Mike Conley and Greg Monroe wore different editions of the “BHM” Air Jordan XXXIIII. Former Knick Langston Galloway paid homage to his old team as he wore another custom pair of the Q4 Sports Specialist which featured portraits of Knick legends Patrick Ewing, Walt “Clyde” Frazier and their superfan, Spike Lee.

Last night’s sneaker lineup was filled with heaters so make sure you peep game and check out the gallery below.

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D’Angelo Russell took the floor in Brooklyn rocking the BHM edition of the Nike PG 2.5, De’Aaron Fox gave his Kobes a rest in favor of a pair of vintage Nike Zoom KD IV “BHM” and Omari Spellman was one of several players wearing the Nike Hyperdunk X Low “BHM.” Kelly Oubre Jr. paid homage to jazz legend Louis Armstrong with a custom pair of the Nike Kobe A.D. Exodus while Josh Jackson honored African-American inventor Garrett Morgan, whose contributions included the gas mask and the traffic light, which Jackson portrayed on his custom Under Armour HOVR Havoc Low.

Other notable kicks on the evening included P.J. Tucker’s “ASG” Nike Zoom Kobe 3 and “Ohio State” PE Nike LeBron 15s, Taurean Prince’s PSNY x Air Jordan XII Retro, and sick NikeiD jawns in Stanley Johnson’s Kyrie 5s and Solomon Hill’s PG 2s.

Check out the rest of Monday’s best NBA footwork in our gallery below.

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Bam Adebayo had many of us reminiscing about childhood with his “Static Shock” Air Jordan XI Retro customs featuring the show’s star emblazoned on the lateral sides. In New York Dennis Smith Jr. donned Under Armour’s latest release, the return of the Anatomix Spawn Low 2019. Closing out, Meyers Leonard and Marcus Morris both went the Nike LeBron 16 route with Leonard in the “Equality” and Morris in the “SuperBron,” and Harrison Barnes threw his name into the Kobe game as he rocked the Nike Zoom Kobe IV “Prelude.”

Peep the rest of Wednesday’s NBA feets below.

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Montrezl Harrell paid homage to one of his favorite cereals as he donned a pair of custom “Tony the Tiger” Nike Kyrie 3s which featured the Frosted Flake mascot’s memorable slogan, “They’re Grrrreat” painted across the shoe’s forefoot. Up to the task, Taurean Prince went into his bag and brought out an extremely rare pair of “Fairfax” Nike Zoom Soldier III PEs from 2010.

In Charlotte, Malik Monk and Allonzo Trier flexed their Kobe game with Monk wearing the “Galaxy” Nike Zoom Kobe 7 while Iso Zo opted for the Kobe 6 “Supreme Chaos.” As he’s done all season, Kemba Walker stayed true to the Air Jordan X Retro as he wore the “Orlando” colorway.

With only a couple games on the NBA slate, our latest recap is a bit lighter than normal, but make sure you still go ahead and peep Monday’s best kicks.

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OKC had several of the night’s best joints as Paul George gave his “NASA” Nike PG3s proper exposure with a big-time performance against the Bucks which included a thunderous dunk over the “Greek Freak” while Russell Westbrook debuted another multicolored iteration of his newest model, the Jordan Why Not Zer0.2. Dennis Schroder went with a vintage KD model as he rocked the “Liger” colorway of the Nike KD 6.

Speaking of KDs, Michael Beasley got another wear out of the same silhouette as he rocked the N7 edition and Trezz went even further back with his two pairs of KDs as he rocked the “Home” 3s and the “Gold Medal” KD 7 PRMs.

Kobes are always part of our daily recaps and Sunday was no different with a solid selection hitting the hardwood. Tobias Harris donned the “Pit Viper” Nike Kobe 8 System, Kelly Oubre Jr. went with the “Galaxy” Zoom 7s, De’Aaron Fox rocked the Nike Kobe 9 KRM EXT, Buddy Hield brought out the “Pain” Xs and P.J. Tucker wore the “Del Sol” Zoom 6 along with the Nike Air Max LeBron 7 “Hardwood Classic.”

Sunday’s NBA kicks were not to be missed so if you did, do yourself a solid and peep the League’s latest sneaker stunts.

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The Mecca saw P.J. Tucker square off against Allonzo Trier and both rocked some serious bangers. Tuck took the floor during warms up in another crazy exclusive as he donned the Air Jordan IV Retro “Sooners” PE. Showing his loyalty to his alma mater, Tuck playfully covered up the OU logos on the tongues with Texas’ UT and “Hook ‘Em” slogan before switching up to the Nike Zoom LeBron 3 “Superman.” Not to be outdone, Iso Zo rocked his own heater in the 2010 Nike Zoom Kobe V “Big Stage,” which Tucker also rocked just a few weeks ago.

Out in South Beach, Montrezl Harrell showed he was still in the holiday spirit as he brought out the “Christmas” Nike LeBron 9 as well as the Nike Zoom Kobe VI Supreme “Chaos.” For Miami, Josh Richardson played in a lesser known LeBron as he hit the hardwood in the Nike LeBron Witness III.

Trey Lyles and DeMar DeRozan easily have two of the sickest Kobe collections in the League and both continued to show their fandom of the line with Lyles bringing out the Nike Zoom Kobe IV Prelude while Deebo went with the Nike Zoom Kobe I Protro. Also getting in on the Kobe action was Chandler Hutchinson and Jonathon Simmons, who both wore the Nike Kobe 9 Elite with Hutch playing in the FTB and Simmons in the “What The” respectively.

There was quite an array of kicks on display around the League so if you missed out on any of the action, make sure you peep our recap below.

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This year’s motif features traditional African patterns across all models. Paul George got things started with a 31-point performance at Madison Square Garden in his “BHM” Nike PG3 while Russell Westbrook and Tim Hardaway Jr. showcased “Equality” colorways of the Jordan Why Not Zer0.2 and Jordan Jumpman Hustle, respectively. In Boston Kyrie Irving rocked his “BHM” Nike Kyrie 5 en route to a 25-point performance and a career-high eight steals to lead Boston to a victory over Miami. The Grizzlies tandem of Marc Gasol and  Jaren Jackson Jr. wore the High and Low models of the BHM Nike Hyperdunk X out in Memphis.

Langston Galloway donned another custom and his latest Q4 Sports Specialist paid homage to Dr. King with portraits of the man himself and his words painted prominently on the shoes.

P.J. Tucker continued to serve notice that his sneaker game is second to none as he brought out the “Superman” Nike LeBron 3 and an insane pair of custom Air Jordan IIIs made by The Shoe Surgeon.

Make sure to get caught up on the rest of MLK Day’s best NBA kicks with a quick scroll of our latest gallery below.

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Wednesday night saw the Swoosh debut its self-lacing Nike Adapt BB on the feet of two of the game’s rising stars, Jayson Tatum and Luka Doncic. According to Nike’s presser, the foot can expand as much as a half-size during the course of the game so the shoe has been designed to allow the wearer to adjust the fit quickly either manually or via smartphone. Both players wore the initial “Black/White/Pure Platinum” colorway and fans can get their hands on the Adapt BB beginning on February 17. Retail for the futuristic model is set at $350.

In addition to the Adapt BB, Luka Doncic went in his bag and rocked two more pairs of Nikes as he went with the “Taco” Nike Kyrie 5 and the all-blue Nike PG 2. P.J. Tucker and Montrezl Harrell are both known for wearing multiple pairs in a game and both did it again with Tuck busting out the Sole Collector x Nike Air Penny 2 and another one of his own Nike Hyperdunk X Low PEs. Trezz went the KD rout bringing out the “Wheat” Nike KD VI EXT and the Nike Zoom KD V Elite.

During shoot around last night, DeMarus Cousins was spotted wearing his own Puma Clyde Court Disrupt PE with the tagline, “THE MARATHON CONTINUES” printed on the back heel. In Dallas, “King of Kobes” DeMar DeRozan wore another coveted model as he hit the hardwood in the “Mamba Day” Nike Kobe 11 Elite. And on the topic of Kobes, a bevy of of the A.D. Exodus was on display once again which you can see in below in our latest recap.

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P.J. Tucker was on his Jordan wave as he brought out the sick “Florida Gators” Air Jordan IV Retro PEs along with the more attainable classic, the Air Jordan VII Retro “Hare.”  Out in Los Angeles, Michael Beasley continued to rep his homie Kevin Durant as he rocked a classic KD colorway, the Nike KD6 “N7” from 2013.

Rookies also showed out on Sunday night with Luka Doncic filling up the stat sheet in an all-blue pair of Nike PG2s and Kevin Knox in his “Knicks” Puma Court Clyde Disrupt PE.

The rest of Sunday’s best NBA kicks is a quick scroll right below.

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Jimmy Butler took it back a couple of years and brought out the Air Jordan XXX “Cosmos” which released back in 2016. Also rocking with an older pair of Jordans was Chris Paul as he took in the action in the 2015  Air Jordan I Retro Pinnacle. Paul’s teammate P.J. Tucker continued to stoke the flames of his godly sneaker collection has he brought out a rare Nike Zoom Kobe VI PE as well as the “Lightning” Air Jordan IV Retro.

In Chicago, Cristiano Felicio took a page out of teammate Lauri Markkanen’s LeBron playbook and donned the Nike LeBron 10 XDR “Floridian.” Speaking of the king, LeBron James took in the Lakers game rocking the funky A-COLD-WALL* x Nike Zoom Vomero +5. On the custom front, Langston Galloway and Spencer Dinwiddie whipped out another set of sick creations with Galloway going with a Scooby Doo themed Q4 Sports Specialist while Dinwiddie paid homage to the baseball legend Jackie Robinson with his K8IROS Kronos.

And if all that wasn’t enough, DeMar DeRozan wore the Nike Zoom Kobe 1 Protro “81 Point Game” which is slated to release this January 22nd.

Peep the rest of the night in NBA kicks right below.

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Montrezl Harrell’s sneaker variety is second to none as he brought out pairs from both Fila and And1. Trezz went with the Fila Bubble Zip, an updated version of the Bubbles model that dropped back in 1996 and the And1 Attack “Chinese New Year” edition which was designed with heavy graphic embellishments and dope embroidery on the back heels that highlights the “Year of the Pig.”

You definitely don’t see the aforementioned kicks everyday and to peep those and the rest of Tuesday’s NBA kicks, including Hamidou Diallo’s all-blue Under Armour Curry 1s and Paul George’s sick yellow Nike PG 2.5 PEs, make sure to check out our recap below.

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On the night of the College Football National Championship, P.J. Tucker brought out an obscure, but appropriate, pair of Kobes as he rocked in the white colorway of the Nike Zoom Kobe V “Big Stage.” DeMar DeRozan filled up the stat sheet in the tough black/white Nike Zoom Kobe 1 Protro and the Bucks duo of Eric Gordon and Khris Middleton were back at it with their sick team colorways of the Nike Zoom LeBron Soldier XII and the Nike Hyperdunk X Low.

Peep the rest of Monday night’s NBA sneaker action in our latest recap below.

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The Zer0.2s are highlighted by a multi-color upper with an array of materials and textures making for a truly wild silhouette. The shoe’s key piece of technology is the Max Volume Nike Zoom Bag located in the forefoot which Nike says will allow for “Maximum Propulsion.” Retail is set at $120 and the shoe is slated for a global release beginning January 10, 2019.

Brodie wasn’t the only one in Los Angeles making waves with his sneaker game. Paul George returned home and dropped 37 points in his sick Nike PG 2.5 salmon colored PEs while former teammate Lance Stephenson tried his best to steal the show as he wore both the Packer x Reebok Kamikaze II “Chili Pepper” and the Nike LeBron 11 Low SE. Despite missing the game, LeBron James managed to turn heads in the much hyped A-COLD-WALL* x Nike Air Force 1 Low. And if that wasn’t enough, Josh Hart brought out the Nike Kobe 11 Elite Low “ASG” and Lonzo Ball showcased his triple-black BBB ZO2.19.

While the sneaker spotlight was definitely on L.A., Derrick Jones Jr. made sure to flex his sneaker game with the “EYBL” Nike Zoom KD 4 and it looks like “Wave Papi” Kelly Oubre Jr. has quickly gotten friendly with his Suns teammates as he donned Devin Booker’s Nike Zoom Kobe 1 Protro PEs. As for Book, he once again took the court in a Nike Kyrie Low PE also done in a Phoenix colorway.

Scroll through the rest of the NBA’s best kicks from Wednesday night right below.

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De’Aaron Fox hooped in the Nike Kobe 9 Elite “Fundamentals” and teammate Buddy Hield rocked the Nike Kobe 10 Elite Low “Drill Sergeant.” The most recent Kobe release, A.D. Exodus, was on the feet of several players including Furkan Kormaz, Jae Crowder and Giannis Antetokounmpo. The most hyped Kobes on the evening belonged to Montrezl Harrell who brought out both the UNDFTD x Nike Zoom Kobe 1 Protro and the Nike Zoom Kobe 6 FTB.

Allonzo Trier made sure to kick off the new year with a bang as he wore the flashy NikeiD Kyrie 1 “What The” and Thabo Sefolosha brought out another gem from his  Air Max 90 collection going with a model from the NikeiD Pendleton collection.

In the day’s best performance, Kawhi Leonard hung 45 points on the Utah Jazz while rocking his trusty Air Jordan XXXII Low PEs.

Make sure to scroll through and check out rest of the NBA’s best New Year’s Day kicks.

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P.J. Tucker donned the Nike Zoom KD 4 “Weatherman” to headline the final night of NBA kicks in 2018. Russell Westbrook dropped a triple-double while rocking a pair of neon pink Jordan Why Not Zer0.1s while Jerami Grant continued with his carousel of Air Jordan Retros as he brought out the “Olympic” VIIs. Kyrie Irving showcased a new colorway of his Nike Kyrie 5 as well as another wear of the “Ikhet” Concepts collaboration.

With many of you celebrating New Year’s, there’s a good chance you missed out on last night’s action so make sure to get caught up with our gallery below. And of course, a happy and prosperous New Year to you all.

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After making headlines on Christmas Day with his “Stewie” Nike LeBron 6s, P.J. Tucker was back with another insane flex as he brought out the 2008 Nike Hyperdunk Supreme “Barcelona Ronaldinho.” Allonzo Trier, the current front runner for the NBA rookie sneaker crown, stayed in the holiday spirit as he rocked the Nike Zoom Kobe 8 “Christmas,” which originally released back in 2012.

Lance Stephenson showed South Florida some love as he donned the “Miami Dolphins” Nike Air Max Penny V while Courtney Lee kept the tropical vibes going with “The Academy” Nike PG 2. De’Aaron Fox welcomed the Lakers to town in the Lake Show’s team colored “Court Purple” Nike Kobe 9 Elite while Terry Rozier visited Houston while rocking a new colorway of the Puma Court Clyde Disrupt in a Rockets friendly color of black/red.

Peep the recap below and let us know your opinion on who had the best kicks in the comments.

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Langston Galloway and Spencer Dinwiddie have proven to be the most consistent this season when it comes to rocking customs and both showed out with their latest pieces. Galloway went with a Christmas theme as his design featured both Frosty the Snowman from the 1969 animated film and Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer from the 1948 classic. Dinwiddie went with a more modern approach as he rocked a Black Panther/Thanos number of his K8IROS Kronos.

Galloway and Dinwiddie weren’t the only ones flexing their custom might. Karl-Anthony Towns paid homage to Prince and “Purple Rain” with his Nike Hyperdunk X and Heat’s towering duo of Hassan Whiteside and Bam Adebayo served up another pair of Miami-themed versions of the Air Jordan XIV Retro and Nike LeBron 12, respectively.

On the topic of Miami and LeBrons, Lauri Markkanen continued his LeBron parade with the grail-worthy “Miami Nights” Nike LeBron 8 V/2 Low. Over his last several games, Markkanen has made it abundantly clear that his ‘Bron sneaker collection is one of the best in the League. But Markkanen is going to have to keep it up if he wants to contend with Montrezl Harrell, who also went the LeBron route and wore a pair of the Nike LeBron 12 Low “LeBronald Palmer” in addition to the SneakersnStuff x Reebok Question “15 Stars” which released back in 2014.

And if that wasn’t enough, Kobe fans were treated to Tobias Harris’ Nike Zoom Kobe V “Lower Merion,” Trey Lyles’ Nike Zoom Kobe VI “Grinch,” DeMar Derozan’s Nike Zoom Kobe 1 FTB and De’Aaron Fox’s Nike Kobe 9 Elite “Christmas.”

For all these and more, make sure to peep our latest NBA kicks recap below.

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LeBron James had sneakerheads buzzing with the return of his #LeBronWatch as he donned the first pair in this year’s collection, the “SuperBron” Nike LeBron 16. They were inspired by the “Superman” Nike LeBron 3 PE, which debuted in 2005.

While ‘Bron went with the “something old, something new” theme, P.J. Tucker went straight vintage as he broke out the highly coveted “Stewie Griffin” Nike LeBron 6 and Allonzo Trier matched fire with fire as he broke out the KITH x Nike LeBron 15 Performance “King’s Cloak.” And if that wasn’t enough, Lance Stephenson stuck with the holiday theme as he rocked the “Christmas” Nike LeBron 10.

Keeping with the holiday, Stephen Curry debuted his “Christmas in the Town” Under Armour Curry 6 and Marcus Morris honored his son, Benji, with a pair of custom Nike Zoom Kobe 1 FTBs which featured both Benji and a mischievous snowman. Evan Turner had many of us reminiscing about childhood with his custom pair of Li-Ning YuShuai 12s that was emblazoned with a portrait of E.T. in a Santa hat.

In addition to all these kicks, you’ll also want to make sure you peep Kevin Durant’s “Scrooge McDuck” Nike KD 11 PEs, Kyrie Irving’s “IKHET” Concepts x Nike Kyrie 5 collaboration and Jordan Brand’s Holiday PE collection which features a blurred holiday lights theme on the Air Jordan XXXIII, Jordan Super.Fly MVP L and the Jordan Why Not Zer0.1.

Hope y’all had a Merry Christmas and if you were too busy celebrating, we got your backs with a recap of the NBA’s best kicks right below.

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Langston Galloway was definitely in the holiday spirit as he rocked another custom pair of Q4 495 Specialist. Like all the incredible customs he’s worn this season, this pair was created by Andrew Lewis and features a portraits of the Grinch and his trusty dog, Max. Lauri Markkanen also felt the holiday vibes as he donned another vintage LeBron model going with the “Christmas” 11s.

Fans of Kyrie Irving’s latest model, the Nike Kyrie 5, were treated to a few colorways on the night led by Kyrie himself rocking the “Just Do It,” Jayson Tatum in the “Brotherhood” colorway and Rondae Hollis-Jefferson in the “Taco PE.” Lance Stephenson made sure to get noticed in the Air Jordan XV Retro Doernbecher Freestyle and Swipa rocked the “Influence” Nike Kobe 9 Elite. Closing out, Montrezl Harrell and Kevin Durant both doubled up again as Trezz wore the “Vegas Nights” adidas D Rose 773 III and the “Mint” Nike LeBron 14 Low while KD rocked two colorways of his Nike KD11.

Get a glimpse of these holiday kicks and the rest of the Sunday’s best NBA footwork in the gallery below.

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Their was a 90s vibe in the air with Lance Thomas leading the way in the legendary Nike Air Max Uptempos. Thomas has lowkey been wearing some of Nike basketball’s classic kicks over the past few seasons including several models from the Penny line. Darius Miller continued the 90s trend with the recent retro release of the “Concord” Air Jordan XI, Jerami Grant rocked out in the Air Jordan VIII Retro “South Beach” and Thabo Sefolosha wore his flashiest pair of Nike Air Max 90s to date.

On the topic of wild sneakers, Clint Capela wore the craziest pair of the Nike Kobe A.D. Exodus to-date. The shoe featured a yellow, navy and red color palette and definitely was the most eye-catching of the Kobes that hit the floor last night. Red sneakers have been very popular around the League this year and several were spotted last night including the aforementioned Exodus, the Nike PG 2.5 and the P.J. Tucker’s Nike Hyperdunk X PE.

Make sure to peep all these and the rest of the night’s NBA kicks in our gallery below.

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Middleton wasn’t the only one wearing an exclusive Hyperdunk X Monday night. P.J. Tucker debuted his second PE colorway of the Hyperdunk X which was done in all-red with black accents and Tuck’s “PJ17” logo printed on the back heel. Sticking with the red/black color theme, Jimmy Butler wore the XXXs for the second night in a row as he donned the “Gym Red” edition while Lauri Markkanen went with the Nike LeBron 10s once again as he rocked the “Heat Away” version.

Several other bangers were spotted on the evening so make sure you check them out in our Monday night NBA kicks recap below.

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Air Jordans showed out as well on Sunday with a couple of models spotted around the league. Jeff Green wore the “Flint” Air Jordan XIX Retro and Lance Stephenson broke out the SoleFly x Air Jordan XVI. After missing the last two games, Jimmy Butler returned to the Sixers and hit the floor wearing the Air Jordan XXX while Kawhi Leonard continued to rock his Air Jordan XXXII Low PE.

Trey Lyles stayed true to his Kobes with the Nike Zoom Kobe 6 “Grinch” and James Johnson brought out the “Gold Medal” Nike Zoom KD IV. Last but not least, Troy Williams also went with some Mambas as he brought out the “3D” Nike Kobe 11 and Markieff Morris went with the extra clean “Elemental Rose” Nike Air Foamposite One.

Peep the rest of Sunday night’s NBA sneaker game below.

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The evening was headlined by the debut of Stephen Curry’s latest signature model, the Under Armour Curry 6. The shoe is a nod to Oakland and is named after the city’s Fox Theater. The colorway takes direct inspiration from the historic landmark’s colorful marquee and its array of neon lights. The Curry 6 Fox Theater lands in stores on January 4 and will carry a sticker price of $130.

On the topic of neon, Kyrie Irving debuted a new colorway of his namesake, the Nike Kyrie 5. Dubbed the “Neon Blends,” the shoe features a white base with an upper decorated in a watercolor, galaxy, tie-dye like print. It’s certainly one of the wildest Kyries to date. Unlike the Currys though, this pair appears to be a PE only with no reported plans of an actual release.

While those two sneakers were the night’s biggest stories, there was still plenty of heat on display. Paul George’s Nike PG 2.5 PEs were a definite head turner, Derrick Jones Jr. flexed in the “Gold Medal” Nike Zoom KD 4, Dwyane Wade brought out a sick colorway of his Li-Ning All City 7 and Victor Oladipo’s Air Jordan XXXIII are some of the cleanest PEs you’ll ever see.

If that wasn’t enough, Swipa went back to the super high-tops with the Nike Kobe 9 Elite “Perspective,” Markieff Morris rocked the “Black/Metallic Gold” Nike Air Foamposite Pro and even Patrick Patterson caught our attention with the rubberbands he put on his Nike LeBron 16s. On the custom front, Zaza Pachulia’s Air Jordan XXXII Lows paid homage to Detroit’s “Bad Boys” while Spencer Dinwiddie did the same with Julius Erving on his K8IROS Kronos.

If you haven’t done so already, make sure you check out the rest of night’s NBA kicks right below.

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While Curry was breaking necks in Oakland, the night’s marquee event was going down in Los Angeles as Dwyane Wade squared off against LeBron James one last time. For this final matchup, James sported a Lakers colorway of the Nike LeBron 16 while Wade went with the Li-Ning All City 7. Lance Stephenson continued his strong sneaker campaign as went with the “Calvin Bailey” Air Jordan IX Retro.

Montrezl Harrell got KD fans hyped as he brought out two pairs of the Nike Zoom KD 4: the “Galaxy” and the “Year of the Dragon.” Staying with the throwback theme, the Bulls Lauri Markkanen wore the Nike LeBron X while Jeff Teague rocked the “SVSM” Nike Air Zoom Generation Retro. Last but not least, Gary Harris may have missed last night’s game, but he certainly didn’t miss an opportunity to flex as he broke necks from the sideline in the “Rust Pink” Air Jordan I Retro High OG NRG.

Make sure to peep close to 40 of the night’s best NBA kicks in our latest recap.

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We lead off in Brooklyn where Russell Westbrook broke out a new bright green edition of his Jordan Why Not Zer0.1 while Paul George dropped 47 points, including the game-winner in the “Creamsicle” colorway of his Nike PG 2.5.  Rondae Hollis-Jefferson got his kicks noticed as he wore a multi-color version of the Nike Kyrie 4.

Kobes have always been a staple of our daily NBA KOTNs and tonight was no different as several players took the floor rocking various colorways of the Nike Kobe A.D. Exodus including Giannis Antetokounmpo, sneaker free agent Andrew Wiggins, DeMar DeRozan and Andre Iguodala.  A couple of guys opted to rock more coveted silhouettes as Kyle Kuzma and Jeff Teague donned pairs from the Prelude collection and Kelly Oubre Jr. went with another wear of the “Olympic” Nike Zoom Kobe 7.

Lance Stephenson was also feeling the Olympic vibe as he brought out the Air Jordan VI Retro while LeBron James debuted his latest Nike LeBron 16, the “I’m King” model which features an all-black upper with gold details. On the topic of debuts, Danny Green wore the newest Puma Clyde Court Disrupt release, the “Ocean Drive” which is set to drop this Saturday, December 8.

For all 50 of last night’s best kicks, just keep on scrolling through.

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Jeff Teague has always had a solid sneaker game, but as the T-Wolves welcomed the Rockets and the sneaker king P.J. Tucker, it appears Teague went extra hard as he donned a trifecta of heaters. In pre-game, Teague shot around in the Nike Zoom LeBron II then took the floor in his familiar Nike Air Zoom Generation Retro before finishing up in the Nike Zoom Kobe 6 Prelude. Tucker went with a vintage KD model as he brought out the Nike Zoom KD II Supreme “All-Star” from 2010.

Other footwear highlights on the evening included Stanley Johnson going the vintage KD route as well as he wore the “Scoring Title” Nike Zoom KD IV, Markieff Morris got spicy in the “Habanero” Nike Air Foamposite One, John Collins went with the BAPE x adidas Dame 4 and both Montrezl Harrell and Jerami Grant both took the floor in the Air Jordan VI Retro with Grant rocking the “Tinker” edition and Trezz in a “Kids Next Door” custom.

With close to 40 kicks from last night’s NBA games, you won’t want to miss out on our latest recap below.

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Kyle Kuzma and Tobias Harris were both in the season spirit with both players rocking holiday Kobes. Kuz went with the grail-status Nike Zoom Kobe 6 “Grinch” while Harris wore the “Xmas” Nike Kobe X Elite. Other kicks turning heads were LeBron James’ grey/purple Nike LeBron 16s, Lance Stepheson’s Air Jordan VIII Retro “Air Raid,” Dwyane Wade with a new Li-Ning WoW model and Damian Lillard’s “Get Dealt With” adidas Dame 4s.

Catch the rest of the night’s NBA sneaker action in our gallery below.

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We begin in Los Angeles where Montrezl Harrell flexed in a pair of custom Air Jordan XII Retros featuring a dope Kaws themed design. Harrell followed that up with a pair of the “Golden Harvest” Air Jordan XXXII Low. Teammate Tobias Harris went with the Kobe route as he rocked the Nike Zoom Kobe 3 FTB.

NBA sneaker king P.J. Tucker went hardbody again as he brought out a pair of Penny Hardaway’s PE Nike Zoom Huarache 2K4s as well as the 2017 Nike Hyperdunk React Low PEs which were designed for last season’s NBA All-Star Weekend. Despite being sidelined with an injury, Chris Paul still managed to stunt as he rocked the “Tattoo” Air Jordan IV Retro.

On the adidas tip, Taurean Prince went retro as he rocked the adidas Crazy 2.

Last but not least, Giannis Antentokounmpo debuted a new bright orange colorway of the Nike Kobe A.D. Exodus and Jae Crowder wore another eye-catching colorway of the same silhouette. Make sure to check these kicks out and more in our gallery below.

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In Denver, Tyson Chandler went back a few years and brought out the “Purple Haze” Nike Chuck Posite which originally released back in 2014. While Chandler went into his bag, Paul Millsap wore Nike’s latest basketball model, the new Nike Air Force Max in all-black. Lance Stephenson also wore a banger as he went with the “Take Flight” Air Jordan VIII Retro.

Other standouts on the evening were the “Thanos” Nike LeBron 16s on King James’ feet, Taurean Prince showing Dwyane Wade love in his Li-Ning Way of Wade 6 “Welcome Home” and Mike Conley’s yellow PE pair of Air Jordan XXXIIIs.

Make sure to check out the rest of the night’s NBA kicks below.

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Tuck delighted sneakerheads as he rocked the much beloved and coveted Nike Zoom KD 4 “Nerf.” Not to be outdone, Kelly Oubre Jr. lived up to his “Wave Papi” nickname as he brought out a pair of tsunami-themed custom Air Jordan XV Retros. DeMar DeRozan continued to bear the Kobe torch as he wore the Nike Zoom Kobe 1 Protro “Mamba Day” while Jeff Teague paid a visit to Cleveland while rocking the “Wheat” Nike Air Zoom Generation Retro.

For those that may not have known, Fila is back in the League as Orlando’s D.J. Augustin has been rocking the brand this season. Last night, Augustin took the floor in what appears to be a hybrid of the Fila Spaghetti – Jerry Stackhouse’s first signature model – and the Fila 95, Grant Hill’s debut model.

Peep the rest of the footwear action from last night’s games in our recap below.

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LeBron James wowed in a pair of eye-popping “King” Nike LeBron 16s which featured a yellow Battleknit upper accented with a pony hair leopard heel. Kyrie Irving took the floor in a crisp white colorway of his Nike Kyrie 5 which featured white and black graphics on the heel and midfoot with a light teal serving as the shoe’s main color pop. In OKC, the Thunder brought out their sick turquoise City uniforms and Paul George wore a sick iteration of his Nike PG 2.5 that setoff the whole kit. The PGs were done in all turquoise and contrasted with one Pendleton’s signature wool patterns.

On Monday, the world lost an icon with the passing of Marvel’s Stan Lee. With the Nets hosting the Heat in Brooklyn, Spencer Dinwiddie paid homage to Lee with another pair of custom K8IROS Kronos featuring a comic themed design highlighted with Lee’s face and themes from several of Marvel’s biggest titles.

Other notables from Wednesday included “Born Ready” Lance Stephenson bringing out the Air Jordan IV Retro PRM “Snakeskin,” DeMar DeRozan’s OG Nike Kobe A.D., Russell Westbrook’s latest coverless Jordan Why Not Zer0.1, Jayson Tatum’s “Green Lobster” Concepts x Nike Kyrie 4 and Damian Lillard’s “Hecklers” adidas Dame 4 which seems to be designed in response to an Orland heckler that helped motivate him to 41 point performance against the Orlando Magic last month. And last but not least, Jimmy Butler made his Philly debut rocking a pair of white/grey Air Jordan XXXII Lows while Dario Saric and Robert Covington laced up the Nike Hyperdunk X for their first game with Minnesota.

Our biggest gallery recap of the season is right below with over 50 sneaker photos from last night’s NBA games.

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We’ve seen Montrezl Harrell step out recently in a variety of Reeboks and And 1s, but Trezz went hard with the customs tonight as he donned two fire Air Jordan creations. Working with artist All Shoes Matter, went next level as he took the floor in a pair of “Fear” Vs which were customized to all-black with a flame effect on the midsole, a light-up air bubble and – at least to our knowledge – the first ever sneaker to hit the NBA hardwood with a working LCD display on the tongue featuring the music video of Tupac’s “To Live and Die in L.A.” Trezz then followed that up with a Superman version of the Air Jordan III.

Miami’s Hassan Whiteside and Bam Adebayo both rocked customs that tied back to the Heat’s City uniforms with Whiteside donning the Nike LeBron 12 while Adebayo went with an Air Jordan XI Retro “Space Jam” which featured a “Miami Vice” theme and the one of the marquee vehicles from the show, an 0ff-white Ferrari Testarossa.

Speaking of Off-White, Willie Cauley-Stein broke out his Off-White x Nike React Hyperdunk 2017s and the upcoming Nike Air Fear of God 1 was spotted on the feet of the Warriors’ Alfonzo McKinnie.

Make sure to peep all the aforementioned kicks along with Spencer Dinwiddie’s Prince tribute, Mohammed Bamba rocking Under Armour’s latest model, the M-Tag, and Klay Thompson’s “Veteran’s Day” Anta KT4s in our latest gallery below.

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P.J. Tucker wore the “Desert Sand” Air Jordan XVI Retro which debuted back in 2016, Victor Oladipo debuted an olive green/black colorway of the Jordan Jumpman Hustle and Damian Lillard donned a khaki digi-camo version of his adidas Dame 4. On the custom front, Langston Galloway rocked a truly patriotic pair of the Q4 Sports 495 Lo and Kevin Knox hit the floor in a pair of military green Puma Clyde Court Disrupts.

Vince Carter brought the past to the present as he debuted the Nike Shox BB4 Retros. As we reported earlier, Carter will be wearing the Shox BB4 for the remainder of the season with a release to follow at some point in 2019. Carter’s teammate Tauren Prince had the night’s most impressive set of kicks as he went with both a pair of Nike Kobe 8 FTB and the Nike Zoom Kobe 3 Prelude.

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Taurean Prince continued his amazing sneaker campaign with the colorful Nike Air More Uptempo DB and the “Metallic Silver” Air Jordan V Retro. Across the court, Allonzo Trier came with another classic Kobe as he rocked the “5 Rings” Nike Zoom Kobe V. Out in Miami, Jordan Retros were heavily represented with two colorways each of the Air Jordan X and XIII hitting the floor. Derrick Jones Jr. came with the “Defining Moments” XIII while Tyler Johnson rocked the “He Got Games.” For the Xs, Josh Richardson sported the “Cements” and Kelly Olynyk went with the “Olympians.”

With plenty of more sneaker eye candy on Wednesday night, you won’t want to miss out on our latest recap.

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Kyries were big on Monday night with Kyrie Irving debuting another camo colorway of his latest signature model. Teammate Jayson Tatum wore some Duke-flavored 4s, while the Magic’s Jonathon Simmons also went with the 4s as he brought out a slick black/silver pair.

Paul George rocked a pair of  “Creamsicle” Nike PG 2.5 PEs before changing out to a different flavor and Allonzo “Iso Zo” Trier continued his flex as he once again wore the Nike Zoom Kobe 6 Supreme “Chaos” and the “What The” Nike LeBron 11 Premium. Peep these kicks and more with a 40 sneaker recap of some of Monday’s best NBA kicks.

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Continuing with Kobes, Giannis Antetokounmpo dropped a triple-double in a red colorway of the Nike Kobe A.D. Exodus and Kelly Oubre Jr. went with the coveted Nike Zoom Kobe 4 “Prelude” and DeMar DeRozan hit the floor in a lowkey Nike Kobe 11 Elite Low.

Aaron Gordon and Markieff Morris represented for Foamposite fans as Gordon donned the all-black Nike Zoom Rookie LWP and Morris suited up in the “Fighter Jet” Nike Air Foamposite One.

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Thursday also saw a new colorway of the shroud-less Jordan Why Not Zer0.1 on the feet of Russell Westbrook, while Joel Embiid went ham with a 41-point performance in a red/blue iteration of the Under Armour HOVR Havoc. History was also made last night as De’Aaron Fox became the youngest player in NBA history to drop a triple-double. Fox achieved the feet while wearing the “Do the Right Thing” Air Jordan XX8.

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The “Halloween” Nike Kyrie 4 – with its drippy Swoosh – also made an appearance Wednesday night on the feet of rookie Josh Okogie while Lonzo Ball rocked his wildest BBB ZO2.19, the “Madagascar.” Kevon Looney went vintage adidas with a pair of green/purple T-Macs from 2015 and Derrick Rose went vintage D-Rose with a career-high 50 point outburst in his latest signature model.

For a full recap of the best Halloween kicks around the league, make sure to peep all 30+ pics below.

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Reigning NBA Sneaker King P.J. Tucker came correct as usual donning two sick exclusives as he brought out the “Drew League” Nike Hyperdunk 2017 Low and went even harder with a Nike LeBron 8 V/2 Diana Taurasi All-Star PE. In Cleveland, Taurean Prince once again showed how serious he is about competing for that crown as he donned the mismatched Nike LeBron 15 “Equality” and the “Flight Suit” Air Jordan V Retro. In OKC, Montrezl Harrell stole the sneaker thunder as he came out of nowhere with a pair of blue Reebok Pump D-Times.

In addition to all the aforementioned bangers, Tuesday night also saw players rocking the “Trophy Room” Air Jordan XX3s, “Green Lobster” Nike Kyrie 4s, Nike Zoom Kobe 7 “Galaxy,” Air Jordan IX Retro “Olives” and in the spirit of Halloween, a sick pair of custom “Chucky” Q4 Sports 495 Lows.

Find out who wore what as we’ve got over 40 of the night’s best NBA kicks ready for you in the gallery below.

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Klay Thompson broke out of his early season slump in a major way as he dropped an NBA record 14 3-pointers en route to a 52 points in the Warriors 149-124 destruction of the Bulls. Thompson wore an all-white version of his latest signature model, the Anta KT4.

Other notable kicks on the evening included Spencer Dinwiddie’s K8IROS Krono customs which paid homage to Spike Lee’s “Do the Right Thing,” Taurean Prince rocking both OG Colors of the Reebok Question and Lance Stephenson in the Air Jordan XI Retro I.E. Low “Rio Teal.”

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The Phoenix Suns Devin Booker and Tyson Chandler both wore orange-themed numbers of the Nike Hyperdunk 2019 while rookie Deandre Ayton sported the “X-Ray” Puma Clyde Court Disrupt. In the same game, the Thunder’s Paul George hit the floor in another PE colorway of his Nike PG 2.5 while Russell Westbrook did his thing in the shroud-less Jordan Why Not Zer0.1.

The Wizards’ Kelly Oubre Jr. had the night’s most hyped pair as he wore the Nike Zoom Kobe 8 Prelude and teammate Markieff Morris continued his Foam run with another wear of the “Denim” Nike Air Foamposite One.

Another head turner from Sunday night was Spencer Dinwiddie’s custom watercolor Krono from his own sneaker company, K8IROS. Make sure to peep all these kicks and more in our Sunday night recap.

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LeBron James had the evening’s most notable PE pair as he brought out an all-purple colorway of his Nike LeBron 16 while P.J. Tucker continued his assault on another NBA “Sneaker King” title with the Nike Zoom KD2 “Scoring Title.” A couple of rookies are showing their kick games are on point with Luka Doncic sporting another fresh NikeiD Kobe AD Exodus, Allonzo Trier lacing up the Nike LeBron 8 V2 Low “Sprite” and Jaren Jackson Jr. rocking “The Academy” Nike Zoom KD 11.

We highlighted 35 of the night’s best NBA kicks so make sure you take a moment and rifle through the gallery below.

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Langston Galloway had the customs of the night as he rocked a pair of custom Breast Cancer Awareness Q4 Sports 495 Lows which featured characters from the animated series, The Fairly OddParents.

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The night started off promising for the Cavaliers as they jumped out to an early 16-4 lead highlighted by LeBron James’ monstrous self alley-oop. James’ Nike LeBron 15 PEs on the night were done in a grey BattleKnit and contrasted with a gold midsole and wine accents. JR Smith got off to a solid start in a pair of PE Nike Kyrie 4s as he finished the first half with 10 points. Unfortunately for Smith and the Cavs, he’d only score three more in the second half of play.

Other notable kicks on the night included the Nike Kobe A.D. Mid PEs worn by Andre Iguodala in his first Finals’ appearance this year, Nick Young’s loud adidas D Rose 3.5 “The Spark” and Steph Curry donning both the black and white colorways of his “Takeover” Under Armour Curry 5.

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For Cleveland, LeBron James did his best to carry the load for the Cavaliers falling just short of another triple-double as he donned his Nike LeBron 15 in wine and gold with Kyle Korver and Kevin Love following suit in the Nike Kobe A.D. Mid and Nike Hyperdunk 2017 respectively. Following his epic Game 1 mistake, JR Smith was hoping to find redemption in the “Mamba Mentality” Nike Kyrie 4, but struggled mightily as he posted just five points as he shot 2-9 from the field.

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Wearing a white/wine Nike LeBron 15 PE contrasted with a gold midsole and details, LeBron James had a monstrous 51-point outing. But a missed George Hill free throw and a bizarre play by JR Smith at the end of regulation seemed to doom the Cavs’ chances at victory as Golden State dominated the overtime period to secure a 124-114 Game 1 victory.

Stephen Curry debuted the white “Takeover” edition of his Under Armour Curry 5 as he paced the Warriors with 29 points to go along with 9 dimes and 6 boards. Fans looking to secure Curry’s latest model can do so beginning today as the shoes will be dropping on SC-V5.com along with select UA retailers. Retail is set at $130.

Other notable kicks in Game 1 of the Finals included Nick Young‘s UNDRCRWN x adidas TS Lightswitch Gil II Zero, Patrick McCaw‘s Nike Air Penny V “Memphis Express,” Tristan Thompson with the new Nike Zoom LeBron Soldier XII and Jeff Green‘s Air Jordan XXXII PE.

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In Saturday’s Game 6 tilt between Houston and Golden State, the Warriors forced a Game 7 as they blew away the Rockets 115-86 fueled by Klay Thompson’s 35 points, which included nine triples. Thompson once again had on his white/gold Anta KT3 while fellow “Splash Brother” Stephen Curry donned a grey colorway of his Under Armour Curry 5 as he went for 29 points. The game also saw PJ Tucker and Nick Young stunt heavy with Tucker rocking another “Oregon Duck” Nike LeBron 15 PE while Swaggy P debuted Pharrell’s latest adidas release, the “Gratitude and Empathy” BYW X.

Despite missing the game with an injury, Chris Paul still managed to turn heads with a pair of his own Air Jordan X Retro PEs while Patrick McCaw donned the “Ginger” Air Jordan XX Retro as made his return to action from a scary fall he suffered back on March 31.

Peep the rest of the weekend’s best NBA playoff kicks in our gallery below.

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PJ Tucker continued with his non-stop sneaker heat as he pulled out another pair of exclusive ‘Brons as he rocked the black Oregon Ducks Nike LeBron 15 PE. Former Duck Jordan Bell of the Warriors went with the recently released retro of the Nike Zoom KD 4 “Battle Tested” which is part of Nike’s “Art of A Champion” collection. The shoe is the same colorway that Kevin Durant wore when OKC won the NBA Western Conference title back in 2012.

Steph Curry definitely turned some heads in his kicks as he donned an all-yellow pair of his latest Under Armour Curry 5.

Catch up on some of Game 5’s best kicks in our latest NBA playoff gallery below.

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LeBron James once again rocked his “4 Horsemen” Nike LeBorn 15 PE as the Cavs came alive to throttle the Celtics by 116-86. Kevin Love went for a double-double in his familiar team colored Nike Hyperdunk 2017 while JR Smith stunted in the Off White versions. For the Celts, Jayson Tatum and Terry Rozier both wore the Nike Kyrie 4 with Tatum in the “Pitch Blue” model and Rozier in a NikeiD colorway while Marcus Morris brought out the “72-10” Air Jordan XI Retro.

Out in Oakland, Stephen Curry and company rebounded from a Game 2 beatdown in Houston to throttle the Rockets by 41 points, 126-81. After struggling in the first two games of the series, Curry was back to his old self as he scored a game-high 35 points in his Under Armour Curry 5. As Curry put on a show, sneakerheads certainly took notice of PJ Tucker and Nick Young’s joints as both went with notable pairs. Tucker took the floor in the “Yellow Lobster” Nike Kyrie 4 while Young rocked his pal Gilbert Arenas’ Benihana x adidas Gil II Zero “Hibachi” which released back in 2008.

Get a recap of this weekend’s best NBA playoff kicks in our latest gallery below.

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While James struggled on the evening, his PE game continued to be best in the league as he rocked yet another iteration of his Nike LeBron 15 as he wore a black/white model featuring Nike’s “Just Do It” slogan embroidered on the back heel. JR Smith and Jayson Tatum also wore some turning Nikes as both went with “Mamba Mentality” versions of the Nike PG2 and Nike Kyrie 4 respectively.

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Chris Paul had a huge night for the Rockets as he went off for 41 points to go along with 10 dimes and 7 boards while rocking a new colorway of his Jordan CP3.XI. This latest model featured a smoky graphic printed on a black upper coupled with a white midsole and clear outsole. Sneaker king PJ Tucker found his scoring touch tonight as he dropped 19 points while rocking the Nike LeBron 8 “Black/Sport Red.”

In Oakland, Golden State dispatched New Orleans 113-104 behind 28 points from Stephen Curry. Like CP3, Curry also broke out a new colorway of his latest model, the Under Armour Curry 5, which consisted of a tonal grey upper contrasted with a gum outsole. Anta got some shine in this series as both Rajon Rondo and Klay Thompson wore their signature joints.

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In Philly, the Sixers staved off elimination with a 103-92 victory over the Celtics. TJ McConnell got the start at point guard and provided Philadelphia with a much needed spark en route to a 19 point performance. McConnell, along with Dario Saric who had a game-high 25, Ben Simmons and Robert Covington all wore variations of the Nike Hyperdunk 2017. Covington’s model was a custom model featuring the “Philly Unite” slogan. In the loss, Marcus Morris impressed in the camo UNDFTD x Nike Zoom Kobe 1 Protro and Jayson Tatum once again brought out the “Wheaties” Nike Kyrie 4.

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LeBron James crushed the hearts of Toronto fans with a game-winning buzzer beater to send Cleveland to a 105-103 victory and a commanding 3-0 lead in the series. James’ memorable performance came while rocking the “Red Griffey” colorway of his Nike LeBron 15. Raptors’ star DeMar DeRozan wore the Nike Kobe 9 Elite FTB, but found himself watching James’ heroics from the bench after struggling mightily.

Like James, Jayson Tatum also helped drive his squad to a 3-0 series lead as he scored 24 points in the Celtics Game 3 win over the 76ers. Tatum wore the “Wheaties” version of the Nike Kyrie 4 which features the cereal brand’s logo on the tongue and an outsole designed to mimic a bowl of the “Breakfast of Champions.”

Also shining on the sneaker front this past weekend was the league’s sneaker king PJ Tucker as he brought out the “DC Preheat” Nike KD VI Supreme, Marcus Morris rocked the iconic Air Jordan XI Retro “Bred,” Stephen Curry wore his “Pi Day” Under Armour Curry 5 and James Harden went with the “Vision” model of his adidas Harden Vol.2.

If you missed out on any of this weekend’s NBA playoff sneaker action, we got you covered.

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In Golden State, Stephen Curry made his return as he came off the bench to drop 28 points in the white colorway of his latest Under Armour Curry 5 while Draymond Green almost secured a triple-double while rocking his PE model of the Nike Zoom Rev 2018. Nick Young turned heads in another PE version of the adidas Crazy BYW X and Jrue Holiday went the Jordan route as he rocked the Air Jordan XI Retro “Win Like ’82.”

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LeBron James added to his legacy with an incredible, albeit controversial, block of a Victor Oladipo layup in the closing seconds and followed it up with a buzzer beating three-pointer to send the Cavs to a 98-95 victory over the Pacers and a 3-2 lead in the series. On James’ feet was a black-based PE of his Nike LeBron 15.

Russell Westbrook helped lead an incredible comeback in OKC to keep the Thunder’s title hopes alive and on his feet were a fresh PE of his Jordan Why Not Zer0.1 featuring the shoe’s name in bold print. Paul George also rocked a PE version of his Nike PG2 in a subtle all-white number with team colored hits.

His season may have come to an end, but Jimmy Butler went out with a bang as he donned a bright green PE model of the Air Jordan XXXII Low. PJ Tucker also rocked an exclusive pair of XXXIIs as he donned the Jordan Brand Classic edition. James Harden pumped in 26 points in the Rockets victory as he took the floor in both the “Arizona State” and a black/red variation of his adidas Harden Vol.2.

Last, but not least, DeMar DeRozan scored a game-high 32 points to lead his Raptors to a 108-98 victory over the Wizards while rocking a pair of the Nike Kobe 9 Elite.

Make sure to check out all these sneakers and more in our latest NBA kicks recap.

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In Utah, Donovan Mitchell continued his sensational play in the adidas Dame 4 as he dropped 33 points to lead the Jazz to a 113-96 victory over the Thunder. OKC was paced by Paul George’s 32 point effort as he played in a black/orange PE colorway of his Nike PG2 while Russell Westbrook finished the night with 23 points and 14 boards in the “PHD” version of his Jordan Why Not Zer0.1.

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Out in Indianapolis, Lance Stephenson continued to be thorn in the Cavaliers’ side as went with the “Shadow” Air Jordan X Retro and Thaddeus Young put up 12 points and 16 boards in the “Playstation” Nike PG2. LeBron James would lead Cleveland to the victory as he donned yet another PE colorway of the Nike LeBron 15.

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Robert Covington went with the wild Nike Hyperdunk 2017 Low Chicago “FINAO” and Markelle Fultz rocked his custom Nike LeBron 15 in Philly colors emblazoned with “F2G”—initials for Fultz’s motto of “faithful to the grind—painted all-over the midsole.

Dwyane Wade had an off night shooting just 2-10 from the field and finished the game with just eight points. But his Li-Ning’s still caught our attention along with James Johnson and Tyler Johnson’s pairs. Wade sported the strapless Way of Wade 6, with Bloodsport rocking an all-yellow WoW All City 5 and Bumpy in a custom pair of the Wade 6s.

Other noteworthy kicks on the evening included Draymond Green‘s Nike Zoom Rev 2018 PEs, Darius Miller‘s Air Jordan XI Retro “Win Like ’96,” Solomon Hill‘s red/white Nike PG1s and Patty Mills‘ custom Under Armour Curry 5, and Rajon Rondo’s blue Anta RR5s.

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JR Smith also wore a notable ‘Bron model as he donned a bright yellow PE of the new Nike Zoom LeBron Soldier 12 while Lance Stephenson pitched in 10 points while rocking the “Playoff” Air Jordan XIII Retro. While no official date has been announced, the “Playoffs” are slated to release sometime this upcoming summer.

In Houston, PJ Tucker also rocked the Playoff XIIIs, but it was another pair that had ‘heads buzzing. Tucker made noise as he debuted the upcoming “Cactus Jack” Air Jordan IV Retro, a collaborative effort between Travis Scott and Jordan Brand. Tucker wasn’t the only one rocking these Jays in the Toyota Center as Scott himself was sitting courtside wearing his Jordans. In the loss, Jimmy Butler also managed to turn heads as he brought out another fresh PE colorway of the Air Jordan XXXII Low.

Despite suffering an injury in game 1, Donovan Mitchell was able to suit up for Utah. And the team is sure glad he did as his big fourth quarter helped the Jazz upend the Thunder 102-95 as he finished the night with 28 points, 13 of which came in the final period. Mitchell continued to wear his tried and true adidas Dame 4s in Utah’s win. OKC’s Big Three all wore their respective signature models in team colors with Russell Westbrook in the Jordan Why Not Zer0.1, Carmelo Anthony in the Jordan Melo 1.5 Retro and Paul George in his Nike PG2.

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The Raptors got a big game from DeMar DeRozan as he scorched the Wizards for 37 points while rocking the “Christmas” Nike Kobe XI Elite Low. Mike Scott dropped in 20 for Washington while wearing the Nike Kobe XI “Philippine” edition while John Wall paced his squad with 29 points in his “Wall Way” adidas Crazy BYW X.

Terry Rozier put forth another solid outing against the Milwaukee as he wore the “Luck” Nike Kyrie 3s en route to a 23 point, 8 assist performance. Jayson Tatum struggled on the evening, but his shoe game certainly shined as he also went with the Kyrie 3s, donning the coveted “Mamba Mentality” colorway.

And out in Portland, the Pelicans find themselves in the driver’s seat as Jrue Holiday stepped up with a 33 point game in the UNDFTD x Nike Zoom Kobe 1 Protro to help stymie the Blazers’ attempt to even the series.

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LeBron James recorded his 20th career playoff triple-double in his latest signature from the “LeBron Watch” collection. This Nike LeBron 15 was designed in homage to the Nike Shox BB4 and features the shoe’s original colorway along with the Swoosh’s lowkey five-dot Alpha Project logo. James was matched up with a familiar foe in Lance Stephenson who went with the “Space Jam” colorway of the Air Jordan IX Retro.

Despite pretty much wrapping up another NBA sneaker crown title, PJ Tucker continued to flex as he brought out the Nike Zoom LeBron III “Four Horsemen” PE and the Air Jordan III Retro “Stealth” from 2011 while teammate Joe Johnson rocked the “Toro” Air Jordan XVIII Retro.

Customs were also a big part of this weekend’s playoff action as Terry Rozier donned a “Scream” themed Nike Kobe A.D. Mid while Amir Johnson and Robert Covington rocked video game influenced designs with Johnson bringing out “Street Fighter” Nike Kyrie 4s and Covington donned “Mortal Kombat” Nike Hyperdunk 2017 Lows.

Other highlights included Jimmy Butler’s latest Air Jordan XXXII Low PE, Eric Bledsoe debuting the Nike Zoom LeBron Soldier 12, Russell Westbrook’s Jordan Why Not Zer0.1 and Derrick Rose in his latest signature model, the adidas D Rose 9.

With over 50 images recapping this weekend’s NBA Playoff kicks, you don’t want to miss out on this gallery.

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As he’s done all year, PJ Tucker made sure to rock some heat in Houston’s finale as he brought out the Air Jordan II Retro QF “Varsity Red” model from the 2010 “Candy Pack” collection. Chris Paul did his best to outshine the League’s sneaker king as he donned an exclusive pair of Air Jordan III Retros.

Montrezl Harrell was down with the Jordan theme as he brought two pairs of the Air Jordan V, going with the red suede “Raging Bull” and the “Independence Day” colorways. Julius Randle went the vintage Kobe route as he donned an OG Nike Zoom Kobe 1 while Josh Hart finished the season strong with a 3o point performance in the “Carpe Diem” Nike Kobe XI.

It’s been a fantastic year in NBA kicks and hopefully the upcoming playoffs treats us to even more fire.

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Tucker hit Hollywood hard as he rocked the Nike Air Max CB Nelly from the 2003 Artist Series as well as the coveted Nike Zoom LeBron III “Oilers” PE.

Chris Paul also did the Texas Two-Step as he wore an all-red colorway of his new Jordan CP3.XI and a CP3 PE of the Air Jordan III Retro.

While Tucker and Paul certainly shined on the sneaker front, the night belonged to Andre Ingram. The 10 year G-League vet finally made his NBA debut and scored a memorable 19 points while rocking the Under Armour Curry 3 as the Lakers fell short of their comeback attempt against the Rockets.

Despite not playing against the Mavericks, Devin Booker still made sneaker news as he gave us an on-foot glimpse at his upcoming Nike Zoom Kobe 1 Protro PE. The shoe is slated for release at select Foot Locker House of Hoops locations today.

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Jimmy Butler recently returned from injury, and last night he broke out a royal PE pair of the Air Jordan XXXII. Russell Westbrook starred in the Thunder’s win over the Heat as he dropped a triple-double while rocking two colorways of his Jordan Why Not Zer0.1. Dwyane Wade also went with two models rocking his “Origami” Li-Ning Way of Wade 4 before switching to the Li-Ning WoW All City 6. Wade’s teammate, Wayne Ellington, also caught some of the sneaker spotlight as he sported the “All-Star” Nike Kobe A.D. Mid.

Also standing out on the evening was Ian Clark with his Nike Hyperdunk 08 “United We Rise” Retro, Mason Plumlee with the Nike KD 8 N7, Rajon Rondo’s green Anta RR5, Jusuf Nurkic with another “Rip City” custom of the Nike Zoom Rev 2018 and Michael Beasley in the “Fruity Pebbles” Nike LeBron 15.

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In the same game, Kemba Walker went with some low-key custom “Aces” Air Jordan X Retros while while Malik Monk wore the Nike Kobe A.D. Mid.

Despite missing out on almost the entire season, Mike Conley Jr has consistently managed to flex on the sidelines. Last night, Conley wore the eye catching  Commes Des Garcons x Nike Air Max 180 collaboration while in Los Angeles, two pairs of Nike Zoom LeBron Soldier XIs and Spida Mitchell’s adidas Dame 4s managed to catch our attention.

Thomas Bryant sported a Lakes colorway of the Soldier XI while Jae Crowder donned the “Wheat” versions. On Mitchell’s feet was a sick custom pair featuring a design inspired by Marvel’s Venom.

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While James was impressing with his latest kicks, PJ Tucker continued to do the same with his pairs of the “Red October” inspired Nike Air Trainer SC and the “Red Suede” Air Jordan V Retros from the 2009 “Raging Bull” pack. Despite Tucker’s torrid sneaker pace, Lance Stephenson is managing to hang on to his NBA sneaker title dreams as he donned a pair of the Just Don x Air Jordan II “Beach.”

And last but not least, Jusuf Nurkic got in on the custom fun as he wore a pair of the Nike Zoom Rev 2018 emblazoned with the “Rip City” logo and his no.27.

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King James’ latest Nike LeBron 15 from the “LeBron Watch” collection paid homage to Ken Griffey Jr. and his old signature model, the Air Griffey Max. Doernbecher was on the minds of P.J. Tucker and Montrezl Harrell with both players rocking the DB editions of the Air Jordan VI Retro and Nike Air More Uptempo respectively. In addition to the “BPM” Uptempos, Harrell also rocked a “Simpsons” themed model of the Air Jordan XX9 , done by Kickstradomis.

In addition to Harrell’s “Simpsons” creation, Kickstradomis’ work was also seen on the feet of Trevor Booker as he wore a wild pair of “X-Men” Nike Hyperdunk 2017s and Lance Stephenson showed his fandom for the wildly popular game Fortnite with a Trophy Room x Air Jordan XVI custom.

Other notable kicks on display included Kevin Durant’s debut of the “What The” Nike KDX, Dwyane Wade rocking a strapless Li-Ning Way of Wade 6, Jayson Tatum showcasing the “Year of the Monkey” Nike Kyrie 4 and Nick Young wearing an unreleased adidas model. On top of all that, Sterling Brown wore the Air Jordan III Tinker, Trey Burke in the Nike Zoom Hyperdunk 2011 SPRM “Galaxy,” and Damian Lillard and Donovan Mitchell both wearing the “Scarlet” adidas Dame 4.