But what if it’s a pair of kicks that is the unofficial (because Jordan Brand calls them “Wolf Grey”) sneaker of a particular team and the player in question doesn’t play for that team? Such was the case for the Denver Nuggets’ Quincy Miller last night against the Golden State Warriors when he played limited minutes in the Air Jordan 10 “Bobcats”. Now if we were to take the extreme of one side then that would mean that no player outside of the Chicago Bulls could wear Jordans in OG colorways because they were made for Jordan during his Bulls (or Wizards if you want to get super technical) days, but on the other hand it is kinda weird to name a sneaker after a team that is so hopelessly pathetic that they’re going to change the name and colors next season.
As for the rest of the night in kicks, we have Chris Bosh and Anthony Davis rocking some amazing Hyperposite PEs, Markieff Morris getting involved in a scrum with Swaggy P in the Nike Air Foamposite Pro “Pearl”, Tony Parker in his PEAK exclusives and much more.
Photos courtesy of Jesse D. Garrabrant, Ned Dishman, Brian Babineau, David Sherman, Layne Murdoch, Barry Gossage, Sam Forencich, Garrett W. Ellwood, Ezra Shaw and Noah Graham of Getty Images/NBA Entertainment.
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