The regular 2013-13 NBA season has officially ended, and it’s done so with a particularly strong showing for the Air Jordan XX8. You had Ray Allen finally suiting up in the sneaks some more (Wearing a Jordan Brand Classic PE no less), Rip Hamilton busting out the black/electric green look, and Russell Westbrook showing off his exclusive pairs as per usual. Continue reading to see these folks and more in this edition of NAB Jordans on Court and join us again for when the playoffs get going.

When was the last time you saw the Air Jordan VI ‘Oreo’ on the NBA court? DeJuan Blair broke them out this week as a perfect match for the muted unis of his Spurs squad. On top of that there were plenty of brand new releases like the Air Jordan III ‘Bright Crimson’, the Air Jordan III ’88, and the Jordan Super.Fly 2 (Worn by Blake Griffin as always) to be seen around the league for this last batch of February games. Get a photo recap right after the jump featuring the latest round of Air Jordan sneakers in the NBA.

NBA Jordans on court went a little bit international this week thanks to Carmelo Anthony, who flew out to London with the New York Knicks to show the UK what he (and the Jordan Melo M9) were all about. On top of that, Russell Westbrook got back into the Jordan Super.Fly, and Michael Beasley and Amir Johnson both pulled out separate colorways of the Air Jordan XIII. Continue reading to get the photo recap and let us know in the comments if you’re excited about the impending All-Star sneakers that aren’t too far off.

As you prepare for your Thanksgiving food-coma tomorrow we’ve got another update for you on the latest NBA Air Jordan sightings, the retro realm running the show this week. Cover boy Gerald Wallace is up there in the Air Jordan XII, with other standouts including Paul George in the Air Jordan XI ‘Space Jam’ and Lamar Odom in the Air Jordan IX ‘Photo Blue’. Click through for these and more as this season of NBA Jordans on Court continues.

We’re serving up Air Jordan heat from the NBA for you on the regular, the last couple days of NBA action filled with plenty of sightings from retro to sig to the peripheral Jordan Brand models. Marquee names Russell Westbrook and Carmelo Anthony (pictured above) went with the Jordan Super.Fly and the Jordan Melo M8 Advance, respectively, with dudes like Jeff Taylor and Dominic McGuire holding down the retro front. Click through for the photos and check back with us for more NBA Jordans on Court as alays.