Black/Gum Medium Brown/White Style: FQ8903-002 Price: $54 Nike Court Vision Low Shown: Khaki/White/Sanddrift Style: ...

For a limited time, these retro-inspired basketball sneakers without the bulk are just $63.97 instead of the usual $80, but the deal won’t last long.

During this sale, the all-white Nike Court Vision Alta Platform Sneaker is on sale for $37 compared to its original price of $90. Other styles are also on sale, but not all qualify for an ...

Today, Kohl’s has a deal on the Nike Court Vision Next Nature Women’s Low-Top Shoes for $70, originally $80. Nike Court Vision Next Nature Women’s Low-Top Shoes - $70 (was $80) If you adore ...

Nike Court Vision Next Nature Women’s Low-Top Shoes - $70 (was $80) If you’re a fan of the iconic ‘80s basketball style but also embrace the fast-paced vibe of today’s game, check out the ...

Yet, Brown continues to wear Nike sneakers on the court during NBA games with custom colorways to conceal the Swoosh logos. Sometimes, they even include cool misspellings. To be fair, as someone ...

Jaylen Brown and Nike’s feud lives on. The Celtics star fired back after the sportswear brand appeared to take a shot at him while celebrating Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo’s 59-point ...

It’s all in the shoes. Celtics 2024 NBA Finals MVP Jaylen Brown doubled down on his recent accusation that Nike played a role in why he did not earn a spot on the Olympics team. Teammate Derrick ...

The Bounce Newsletter | This is The Athletic’s daily NBA newsletter. Sign up here to receive The Bounce directly in your inbox. Nothing childish about ‘em. 59 for the Greek freak. — Nike ...

and there has already been a surplus of drama on the court. One of the more longstanding rivalries is between a player and a sneaker brand. Boston Celtics guard Jaylen Brown does not like Nike.

The simmering feud between Jaylen Brown and Nike appears to have flared up again thanks to a social media post from the apparel and footwear giant. After Brown called Bucks forward Giannis ...

White certainly fits the bill, but Brown would argue he’s capable of all of that as well. The Celtics star wing has focused his frustration on sneaker giant Nike, who sponsors Team USA ...