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If Michael Jordan still played for the Chicago Bulls in 2004 and they made the playoffs, this Air Jordan XIX would’ve been on his feet. In addition to ’04, the “Bred&...Read More

Chris Paul‘s China trip with his Los Angeles Clippers is, apparently, occasion to stunt his Air Jordan 11 “Emerald” PE – once again, reminding us that the perk...Read More

In 2004, if you wanted to rock the latest Air Jordan signature shoe but couldn’t – or didn’t want to – pull off the polarizing XIX, the XIX Low filled in admira...Read More

What’s to say about the Air Jordan 11 “Bred” that hasn’t already been rhapsodized on repeat the last 20 years? It’s perhaps the greatest colorway of argua...Read More

The second installment in FOX Sports’ Air Jordan LEGO video series focuses in on perhaps the most famous sneaker ever created – Air Jordan 11 “Concord.” Only, i...Read More

The 2008 Air Jordan XIX “Countdown Pack” is a dead ringer for its 2004 original counterpart, complete with the black patent toe, strapped face mask shroud made of nubuck a...Read More

The full monty hoop from Michael Jordan’s “last shot” a bit too rich for your wallet? Maybe a pair of MJ’s Concords from the 1995-96 season will be a bit more ...Read More

Undoubtedly one of the most radical-looking Jordans ever, Air Jordan XIX debuted at retail on March 13, 2004 in White/Chrome-Flint Grey-Black at $165. The funky fencing mask lace cove...Read More

Whether sample of a forgotten concept or a precursor to something in the future, the Air Jordan XI IE Mid sample has tipped the interest of Jordan fans, especially those of anything XI...Read More

Our latest check-in with the custom Air Jordan world provides one possible answer to anyone wondering what Air Jordan 12 would look like had Michael Jordan worn them in the 1992 Olymp...Read More

The 11 Low IE grows up. We’re all familiar with Air Jordan XI and its offshoot lowtops, including the so-called “IE.” But what makes the IE unique is that, in the co...Read More

Should there be an introduction to this shoe? Your first glance overrides the need, instantly connecting you to the final seconds of Game 6 of the 1998 NBA Finals. Air Jordan XIV was ...Read More

We were introduced last week to artist Tom Yoo through his Air Jordan XI “Concord” in Lego form. Impressive as that was, surely one of the questions sparked in readers̵...Read More

Air Jordan XI x Lego? Perhaps the most famous sneaker ever created could become a Lego set thanks to a fan-produced concept and support bank. A fan by the name of Tom Yoo has develope...Read More

We head a half decade into the past for today’s Daily Jordan, focusing on a highly sought white and green gem – Air Jordan 13 “Celtics” PE for NBA shooting leg...Read More