James Harden was seen wearing an all new Adidas Harden Vol. 7 colorway. The sneakers he was seen wearing was a “Halloween” themed colorway.
Harden is currently on tour in China and Adidas has revealed some new colorways of the Harden Vol.7 that will be releasing, however this “Halloween” colorway wasn’t revealed. This “Halloween” colorway comes dressed in white on the side panels with a gray toe and skeleton toes referencing Halloween. The tongue portion of the area is dressed in black and the three stripes on the heel are white. A unique detail on this colorway is the heel counter that has a Halloween themed smiley face dressed in orange along with a green pull tab.
There is no official release date for this Harden Vol.7 “Halloween” pair yet but for now take a first look at this “Halloween” themed sneakers.
Jordan Brand has made an exclusive Tatum 1 colorway for “Next Stop Dongdan 2023” Streetball Championship MOP. This pair will not be available to the public only for participants.
The upper is dressed in a light blue with a light purple overlay, the TPU plate comes dressed in pink with yellow and blue speckles on it, and the outsole comes dressed in white with yellow, blue and purple speckles. The most unique part of the sneaker is the heel where you can slap on a patch and it’ll stick to the heel of the sneaker similar to the Nike Air Force 1 Travis Scott collaboration. Tatum branding comes dressed in gold and the pull tab and Jordan logo seems to be a dark navy blue.
This pair of Tatum 1s are not going to be released to the public, but take a look down below at an official look at this Tatum 1 “Next Stop Dongdan 2023”.
A new colorway of the Nike KD 16 was spotted recently through Nike EYBL Instagram account. This KD 16 “Academy” colorway seems to be strictly only for EYBL members as of right now.
This colorway has a different range of colors on the sneaker: the upper seems to be dressed in aqua, the overlay in a dark blue with speckles on it, and the tpu and half of the midsole seems to be dressed in an aqua tone. The heel part of the midsole is white with speckles on it. The Nike swooshes are mismatched with orange and purple swooshes.
There is no official release date yet on this Nike KD 16 “Academy”, but it does seem to be a pair strictly for EYBL members.
Adidas has revealed another colorway of the Harden Vol. 7 in a mint green colorway. This pair was officially revealed on Hardens tour in China.
This new colorway of the Harden Vol. 7 is dressed primarily in a mint green colorway. The tongue portion of the area is dressed in mint green and the three stripes on the heel are white. Nothing changes as far as technology goes, The Harden Vol. 7 does feature boost technology on the midsole and adidas lightstrike cushioning.
This colorway of the Harden Vol. 7 will be available on August 17th 2023 with a retail price of $160 USD on the Adidas app.
Mimi Plunge is collaborating with LeBron James to release a pair of Nike LeBron 20s. They previously had worked together on a Nike LeBron 18 low called “Mad King”.
This Nike LeBron 20 is dressed mainly in white on the midsole, outsole and upper. The most eye catching details can be seen on the uppers with stitched flower patterns that come in orange, as well as the Nike swoosh that comes dressed in orange. The laces have a pattern to them and tongue also comes dressed in orange making the sneakers pop out more. It also has purple insoles with a floral pattern.
We’ve yet to receive official confirmation on a release date but for now take a look down below at an official look at this collaboration between LeBron and Mimi Plunge.
The Minnesota Lynx left Chicago with a win and wanted to continue that winning play against the Fever in Indiana. Tonight the Lynx were able to get Dorka Juhasz back in the lineup which is a huge help. The Lynx quickly ran into a situation where the Fever were just capitalizing off of every mistake and made them pay in the paint. Overall the Indiana Fever had 5 players that were in double figures for the game (Boston, Mitchell, Wheeler, Wallace, and Smith). The Fever came with a well balanced attack but it was led by the paint play of Aliyah Boston who was able to establish her presence in the paint with 13 rebounds. Boston showcased her complete game tonight as she was able to block 3 shots to add to that as well. The Fever outrebounded the Lynx 39-26 on the night and when you can’t rebound that’s not a good sign for success. Kelsey Mitchell was on one tonight as she finished with 24 points but it seemed like every time the Lynx were getting closer and closer Mitchell hit a big shot. When Mitchell has her game going and Boston has her game going it’s tough to beat this Fever team especially when they have confidence like this at a high level. The points in the paint differential was the huge piece in this game (34-18) and it proved to impact the game in a major way. The Fever just played like they wanted it tonight but that doesn’t mean that they’re the better team. The Lynx have proven time and time again that they have what it takes to compete and win so this game was just an off night.
In positive news for the Minnesota Lynx it was good to get Rachel Banham back in the mix. She was able to come off the bench and give the team a spark instantly. On the night Rachel finished with a team high of 18 points and she was able to showcase her elite shooting ability. The Lynx didn’t have it going tonight as a whole but they continue to bounce back. Napheesa Collier and Lindsay Allen were both in foul trouble and the Fever made the most of that moment. The easy thing to say is that it’s the next person up but tonight the energy just didn’t match what the Lynx needed to win. The Lynx had 4 players in double figures but they just weren’t able to establish themselves in the paint after Jessica Shepard’s great first half of scoring. This team is elite and great teams make some hiccups against teams that have lower records. The Lynx don’t play until Friday and will have some time to sit on this loss. The Lynx will be heading to Seattle to face Jewel Lloyd and the Storm as they look to get back into the win column like we all expect them to do.
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