If you’re a fan of sneakers, and a fan of Transformers, then you’re going to go crazy for Nike’s Limited Edition Transformers Collection. The limited edition set of three performance basketball shoes (Nike Zoom Flight Club, Nike Zoom FP and Nike Sharkalaid) commemorates the worldwide premiere of the Transformers sequel, complete with special packaging, retro graphics and vibrant color combinations. Read More »

Yesterday we gave you your first look at the Nike Air Max Lebron VII’s and now once again courtesy of Kixandthecity.com we have a look at 3 other colorways, including a St. Vincent St. Mary’s make-up. Read More »

It’s been a big week for the Cavaliers. First a Shaqtus was spotted blooming in Cleveland and then the drafting of Danny Green and Christian Eyenga and now pics have surfaced of the next shoe in the LeBron James signature line. Here we have it, the Nike Air Max Lebron VII. Read More »

Wasting no time for Cavs fans to get excited this summer, the NBA has rolled out Shaquille O’Neal’s new No. 33 Cleveland Cavaliers jersey. While his Suns jersey was ranked No. 14 on the NBA’s Most Popular Jersey List at the end of the season, it’s safe to say that Shaq’s new threads will top the charts this summer. Read More »

I just saw a commercial on NBA TV for GWRAPS, which are … well, here’s the description on the website:

GWRAPS have been a very popular and useful style of towel custom made for Pro athletes exclusively. These players do not want to use the same towel as their teammates, they want the gear to be personalized, display team colors, have great size and comfort, and most of all they want locker room towels that they can lounge in, get treatment in, ice knees in, conduct an interview in and have superb quality that matches their lifestyle!

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While we try and figure out who is going to win one of the Nike “Puppets 4 Rings” t-shirts, we decided to try and increase your odds of walking away with some gear. If you want to get your hands on one of the “Carpe Diem” tees, then answer the following question: Read More »

In March, when the Sixers closed out the old Philadelphia Spectrum in a retro-style game against the Bulls, I know I wasn’t the only one who wished the old-school change was permanent. Following almost every NBA game almost every night on League Pass, there are certain teams that I just have a hard time watching simply for aesthetic reasons — uniforms, court, crowd atmosphere, etc. — and the Sixers are usually high on that list.

Today, Philly did the right thing and went back to the old look. The team announced they’re switching to the old logo for next season, and later this summer will unveil a new (presumably old) court design and alternate uniforms.

The What Not to Wear: NBA Draft Edition Hall of Fame is a tough group to crack. Which makes sense, when you’ve got the bar being set by Jalen Rose’s red pinstriped suit, Chuck Person’s white-and-pink tuxedo, Samaki Walker’s fedora, and Karl Malone’s entire outfit in ‘85 that was so country it should have come with a syrup sandwich in the front pocket. Read More »

Even before he officially becomes the No. 1 pick in the 2009 NBA Draft on Thursday, EA Sports is banking on Blake Griffin. After a ridiculous season at Oklahoma which was capped off by the consensus national Player of the Year, now you’ll be able to keep the Sooner dream alive as Griffin will be the new face of NCAA Basketball 10. Read More »

With Kobe celebrating ring number four last week in Los Angeles, Nike decided to pay homage to the day that made Kobe a Laker by releasing the Draft Day Zoom Kobe IV’s. Except they made one fairly serious error - they put the wrong date on the heel. June 26th, 1996 was the day that the Charlotte Hornets selected a 17-year old Kobe Bryant with the 13th pick. However Nike released the shoes with the date “6-11-96” on the heel. Read More »