Day: July 11, 2026

Ja Morant says his “bad guy” image is a misconception after moving on from past mistakes

Brandon King

Two years removed from the incidents that led to multiple NBA suspensions, Portland Trail Blazers guard Ja Morant says he’s ready for the conversation surrounding his career to change. Morant pushed back against the perception that he carries a “bad guy” image, saying his past mistakes have already been addressed and that his recent actions should speak louder than old headlines. “I’ve done what I’ve done in the past, but it’s been addressed and handled already. I don’t see why years later that’s still the topic when nothing’s happened since.”…

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Victor Oladipo Announces Las Vegas Pro Day as Two-Time NBA All-Star Eyes Return to the League

Brandon King

When Victor Oladipo steps onto the floor in Las Vegas on July 14, it will represent far more than another offseason workout. For the former two-time NBA All-Star, it’s another opportunity to prove that one of basketball’s most resilient competitors still belongs in the league. Oladipo announced that he will host a Pro Day on Tuesday, July 14, at 11:00 a.m. in Las Vegas. The workout, led by @94feetofgame, will be open to NBA front office executives, scouts, coaches, league personnel, and officials. “I’m looking forward to the opportunity to…

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Gary Trent Jr agrees to 4-year deal to stay with Bucks

Brandon King

After betting on himself with a low-cost deal, Gary Trent Jr. has turned that gamble into a major payday. The 27-year-old free agent guard has agreed to a four-year, $64 million contract to remain with the Milwaukee Bucks, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania, who reported the deal was negotiated by Klutch Sports CEO Rich Paul and agent Lucas Newton.   Trent initially joined Milwaukee on a team-friendly contract and proved to be a valuable floor spacer and veteran presence. His ability to knock down three-pointers, defend opposing guards, and fit…

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The Air Jordan XVI OG “Ginger” Set to Return in Summer 2027

Brandon King

One of Jordan Brand’s most underrated signature models is finally making a comeback. According to early reports, the Air Jordan XVI OG “Ginger” is expected to return in Summer 2027, marking the first retro release of the beloved colorway since its original debut in 2001. Designed by the legend Wilson Smith III, the Air Jordan XVI introduced a luxury-inspired aesthetic to Michael Jordan’s signature line. The “Ginger” colorway quickly became a fan favorite thanks to its premium tan leather upper, matching shroud, white midsole, and gum rubber outsole—delivering a clean,…

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The OG “White/Midnight Navy” Nike Air Zoom Flight V Is Reportedly Returning in 2027

Brandon King

Nike Basketball continues to dig into its legendary late-’90s archive, and another fan favorite appears to be making a long-awaited comeback. According to multiple reports, the original “White/Midnight Navy” Nike Air Zoom Flight V is expected to return in Spring 2027, celebrating the 30th anniversary of Jason Kidd’s first signature sneaker. While Nike has yet to officially confirm the release, early reports indicate the retro will stay true to the beloved 1997 original. (⁠JustFreshKicks) The Air Zoom Flight V debuted during one of the most innovative eras in Nike Basketball…

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Sophie Cunningham’s First adidas Signature Retail Release Arrives July 24 with the Crazy Energy PE

Brandon King

Sophie Cunningham is officially getting her first retail sneaker release with adidas. The Phoenix Mercury guard’s adidas Crazy Energy Player Exclusive (PE) is set to hit shelves on July 24 with a retail price of $120, marking a milestone in Cunningham’s growing partnership with the Three Stripes and adding another notable WNBA athlete to adidas Basketball’s expanding roster of player-exclusive releases. The vibrant colorway features a bold pink gradient upper that transitions from a lighter shade in the forefoot to a deeper hue toward the heel. Black accents on the…

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