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23 NBA Players customized their pairs for Opening Week

Posted on Oct 22, 2019 in Nike

The NBA IS BACK!

Aren’t you glad we’re starting another NBA season in less than 24 hours? After releasing some sick Opening Week colorways for their signature athletes, Nike’s doing something special with their new athletes. If you recall last season, Nike tapped nine rookies and sophomores to create custom designs by the Nike By You (formerly NikeID) platform. This season, they’ve tapped 23 players using four signature silhouettes – the KYRIE 5, KD12, PG3 and the Zoom Freak 1. Here’s a rundown of what the players designed and you’ll be able to purchase them through Nike.com as well (unfortunately, not in the PH just yet).

Kostas Antetokounmpo, LA Lakers – ‘Legacy’
OG Anunoby, Toronto Raptors – ‘Mosaic’
Mikal Bridges, Phoenix Suns – inspired by his mother, Tyneeha Rivers
Miles Bridges, Charlotte Hornets – inspired by his favorite animal, the gorilla
Bruce Brown, Detroit Pistons – inspired by his love for country music
Jalen Brunson, Dallas Mavericks – ‘The Magic is in the Work’
Donte DiVincenzo, Milwaukee Bucks – ‘Stay True’
De’Aaron Fox, Sacramento Kings – Team colors with personal details
Darius Garland, Cleveland Cavaliers – ‘Stay Humble’
Jaxson Hayes, New Orleans Pelicans – inspired by his first-grade basketball team
Tyler Herro, Miami Heat – ‘Boy Wonder’
De’Andre Hunter, Atlanta Hawks – ‘Skills Over Politics’
Chandler Hutchinson, Chicago Bulls – ‘Underdog’
Jonathan Isaac, Orlando Magic – inspired by the Magic and their fans
Jaren Jackson Jr, Memphis Grizzlies – ‘Much Required, Much Given’
Ja Morant, Memphis Grizzlies – colors from all the teams he’s played for
Josh Okogie, Minnesota Timberwolves – ‘NONSTP’
Royce O’Neale, Utah Jazz – inspired by candy
Cam Reddish, Atlanta Hawks – Inspired by the schools that help develop him
Jerome Robinson, LA Clippers – inspired by camping and hiking; ‘Live Free’
Collin Sexton, Cleveland Cavaliers – ‘Move with a Purpose’
Anfernee Simons, Portland Trailblazers – mix of Portland and his high school team
Brad Wanamaker, Boston Celtics – inspired by his overseas journey