NBA legend Michael Jordan remains the face of Nike. When he was drafted in 1985, he basically led the shoe company to new heights. It went from national to global after the addition of Jordan.

Last year, Skechers stormed into the basketball world and signed multiple NBA and WNBA stars. Any reservations athletes and fans might have had about Skechers' new hoop shoes were quickly wiped away.

Explore the world of signature shoes designed in collaboration with star players. This season has seen a record number of signature models on the court, showcasing the unique style and strengths ...

Official pictures, pricing, and release information for Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum's third signature Jordan Brand ...

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NBA legend Michael Jordan was issued a major challenge by Chris Paul in a room full of kids and the Chicago Bulls icon prevented the youngsters from getting free shoes. During the Flight School ...

Michael Jordan’s nearly $14.9 million estate in one of Chicago’s suburbs has a potential buyer. The NBA legend’s sprawling Highland Park mansion received a purchase offer and, as of earlier ...

The Group Play schedule for the Emirates NBA Cup 2024 tips off on Tues., Nov. 12. Emirates NBA Cup: Group Play schedule unveiled The Group Play schedule for the Emirates NBA Cup 2024 tips off on ...

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Bryan Toporek covers the NBA for Forbes Sports. The NBA's new collective bargaining agreement goes into effect on July 1. Because of the ...

The 2024-2025 NBA season is quickly approaching ... San Diego Rockets, 1968-1969 Michael Jordan, 2,313, Chicago Bulls, 1984-1985 Oscar Robertson, 2,165, Cincinnati Royals, 1960-1961 Rick Barry ...

The Celtics and Lakers shared control of the NBA in the 1980s. Michael Jordan cleared the field in ... that model even as it says it is trying to create different opportunities, not outcomes.