Nike (NYSE:NKE -5.54%) and NBA superstar LeBron James have a storied history together that spans decades, dating back to an initial contract that was signed in James’ rookie year of 2003. Since then, the duo have established a sizable catalog of products with James’ signature sneaker line being the most notable element. Now, it’s only fitting that heading into James’ 20th season in the NBA and his 20th year with Nike that the Nike LeBron 20 is on its way.
Traditionally, James has favored bulkier builds with his signature line, typically opting to wear his high-top versions when playing. However, in our first look at the Nike LeBron 20 we see a slim silhouette in a low-top form. The shoe looks to include a knit upper that carries overlapping Swooshes on the lateral while James’ signature touches down on the tongue. This particular colorway favors an all-pink look that is accented by hits of silver on the Swooshes.
Take a look at the latest entry in the Nike LeBron series above and keep an eye out for the Nike LeBron 20 to hit shelves later this year via Nike and select retailers.
Brooklyn Nets PG Kyrie Irving officially announced that he is opting into his $37 million USD player option for the upcoming 2022-2023 NBA season.
The 30-year-old basketball player confirmed to The Athletic that he will not be entering the free agency market this summer and is instead aiming to complete his four-year contract with the franchise. “Normal people keep the world going, but those who dare to be different lead us into tomorrow,” Irving said. “I’ve made my decision to opt in. See you in the fall.”
Sources claimed that the Los Angeles Lakers, New York Knicks and Los Angeles Clippers were interested in Irving after the organization reportedly approved his request to seek a sign-and-trade.
In his three seasons with the Nets, Irving played a total of 103 games with issues such as his shoulder injury, personal reasons and New York City’s COVID-19 vaccination mandate causing him to sit out games.
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