LaMarcus Aldridge left some money on the table to leave Portland and sign with the San Antonio Spurs. The way he tells it though, it doesn’t seem the extra millions he walked away from will be a problem because he clearly has money to burn. Aldridge, in an interview with Slam Magazine that will release later this month, he says his new home in Dallas was built with a spot for sneaker storage but it’s full already. So he now plans on doing something crazy and building another house JUST for his kicks. Rich people problems.
(Photo) Boxing: Is Floyd Mayweather Releasing His Own Signature Sneaker?
Money team hats. Money team shirts. Now Money team kicks?? Earlier today, Floyd Mayweather took to Instagram and posted a picture of what appear to be custom Money Team sneakers, featuring the words, Money, Power, Respect. The only caption was “coming soon”. Check the kicks out in the gallery. Would you be out in the streets rocking these??
TBT Kicks Edition: Air Jordan 2 Low
For this week’s edition of TBT Kicks, we’re going to bring back a shoe you probably recognize but forgot about. The Air Jordan 2 Low in the White/Midnight Navy- University Blue colorway. This specific colorway was so unique for this model, being the only blue Air Jordan 2 to ever release. Read more information on this piece of history after the jump.
TBT Kicks Edition: Nike Zoom LeBron Soldier 1
Since Game 1 of the 2015 NBA Finals is on the way, this week’s edition of TBT Kicks will give a recap of the shoes LeBron James wore for his first Finals appearance, the Nike Zoom LeBron Soldier 1. Read more about this shoe after the jump.
NBA: Idiots Steal Sneakers From Kevin Durant, Get Caught Trying To Sell Them On Instagram
NBA star Kevin Durant got paid big bucks for making 24 steals this season. But prosecutors have called a foul on two New York airport employees who allegedly swiped 24 not-yet released sneakers from his Nike collection.
TBT Kicks Edition: Nike Flightposite III
This week, we’re going to bring up a shoe most people either forgot about or don’t remember at all. The Nike flightposite III. This shoe is over 12 years old, but is still before its time. To go back to the future, just read more after the jump.
