Alright so it’s been a while since we brought you an update on which Air Jordans are being worn across the NBA. The thing is, their numbers are dwindling so there’s not too much to mention on a daily basis. Bringing you up to speed on the last week’s worth though is this recap. Notables include Tony Wroten bringing out the Air Jordan XI “Space Jam”, DJ Augustin rocking the Air Jordan IV “Thunder” on the regular, and Kenyon Martin doing his thing in the Air Jordan IX “Fontay Montana”. See all three of those and much more after the jump in this edition of NBA Jordans on Court.

While Carmelo Anthony himself seems to be more interested in the Jordan Melo M8 Advance at the moment, that hasn’t slowed the retail flow of the Jordan Melo M9. The latest version of the sneaker to show up is this, a black and neo turquoise colorway that sort looks like a “Black Grape” tribute. We’ve got full images of the shoe right after the jump, so make sure you check those out before you decide whether or not to get a pair from Finishline.

Jordan Melo M9
Black/Neo Turquoise
551879-008
$140

The Jordan Melo M9 continues to crank out colorways as the Melo and the Knicks extend their stay into the post-season brackets. The newest colorway to hit retail is this, a mixture of metallic silver, black, and crimson. There’s also a bit of a texture remix going on, as the toe cap has a triangular pattern embossed on. Make sure you see the rest of the images via the gallery below and then grab your pair at Eastbay now.

The Air Jordan-rocking athletes in the playoffs are dwindling. Chris Paul (Happy birthday to him) is out, the Brooklyn Nets are out, and of course Russell Westbrook is out even though his team isn’t. Of course we captured the sneakers worn by all of the above on their way out, with a good number shown for you right after the jump. See Gerald Wallace, Chris Paul, Kenyon Martin, and more after the jump and check back with us for more Air Jordan NBA sneakers.

Another exciting set of playoff games went down over the weekend, of course accompanied by plenty of exciting Air Jordan wears. Most notably we’ve gotta tip our hat to Nate Robinson, who proved he was indeed equipped to lead the Bulls in the post-season with his incredible performance in the Air Jordan XIII “Playoffs”. Flip through our photo gallery for Nate Robinson and others wearing Air Jordans in the 2013 NBA Playoffs and stick with us for on-going recaps all the way to the finish line.

The chances of Carmelo Anthony getting a post-season sneaker this year continue to get slimmer and slimmer. That’s not to say that his signature line overall is slowing down-as the Jordan Melo M9 still has colorways coming. Shown here is one of them-a May 2013 release with a combination of black, gym red, and white. Check out this Jordan Melo M9 in better detail via the gallery and tell us if you’re looking forward to picking up a free pair.

Jordan Melo M9
Black/Gym Red-White
551879-001
05/2013
$140

Jordan Brand’s athletes are making full use of their brand new Air Jordan XX8 post-season player exclusives. The first round has finally put folks other than Russell Westbrook in special versions of the sneaker. Spotted over the past few days were Ray Allen, Rip Hamilton, and Gerald Wallace all suited up in the shrouded silo. Get the photos of those players and more in this version of NBA Jordans on Court and stay with us for more sneaker recaps from the 2013 NBA Playoffs.

Hot on the heels of the Air Jordan V “CP3″ is this, the Air Jordan V “Melo”. The sneaker follows the formula set by the Chris Paul pair, sporting a orange and blue “Knicks” look and Carmelo Anthony’s #7 on the back end. No word yet on whether or not they will be a retail release, but we’d be pretty surprised if one pair hit stores and the other didn’t. Let us know if you’re looking forward to the Air Jordan V “CP3″ or “Melo” more in the comments and stay tuned for more info.

Not all of Jordan Brand’s athletes will suit up in the Air Jordan XX8 for this year’s post-season play. Also hitting the floor will be a few more signature sneakers, the Jordan Melo M9 for Carmelo Anthony and the Jordan CP3.VI AE for Chris Paul, and some peripheral models for the likes of Blake Griffin, D.J. Augustin, and Kenyon Martin. Get a look at most of them via the official images right after the jump and give us a heads up in the comments as far as which pair you appreciate the most.

The Jordan Brand Classic is more than just a set of basketball games. The event provides a complete experience for the young athletes participating, and for the folks who make it out to the day. The former group enjoyed plenty of Jordan Brand activities leading up to Saturday, including a private event with Spike Lee, a trip out to Melo’s native Redhook, and some training time with Team Jordan boxer Andre Ward. The latter group, those who populated the Barclay’s Center for Saturday’s trio of games, saw the in-game action boosted by the presence of celebs and athletes like Fabolous, C.C. Sabathia, Amare Stoudemire, Victor Cruz, and more. Oh, and did we mention that Drake ending the evening with a performance wherein he brought the All-Americans on stage to celebrate? Catch all this and more after the jump in our 2013 Jordan Brand Classic event recap, and check back for more coverage throughout the day.