JR Smith hasn’t been too strong in the Knicks’ current series against the Indiana Pacers, shooting just 14 of 49 so far. And while you can certainly deride his shooting, you can’t say too many bad things about his sneaker game. Last night he borrowed a Knicks flavored Air Jordan V from Quentin Richardson, a guy who hasn’t had too many chances to put mileage on his sneakers as of late. Get the photos after the jump and check back in with us to see if JR shapes up soon.

Our latest check in on the Jordan Brand sneaker sightings from the NBA find the Jordan Melo M8 Advance doubly represented this time around, Carmelo Anthony and JR Smith showing some solidarity in the Knicks version for the latest Brooklyn/New York match. Nate Robinson also makes our cover, digging another pair out of his seemingly unlimited retro stash in the form of the Air Jordan XII. Stay with us after the jump for even more and stay tuned for more Jordans on Court coverage.

If you look back into our archives you can spot what have already been labeled as J.R. Smith’s greatest sneaker moments. We have to say though, that list might be just a bit dated now with a few more photos popping up since that show how serious he is with this sneaker stuff. One was a look into his closet, the other was this recent shot showing the range of his Air Jordan XIII rotation. Let us know in the comments if you can hang with J.R. Smith when it comes to this Air Jordan model and stay tuned for more.

Hey Rip Hamilton, J.R. Smith wants to have a word with you. Don’t get us wrong, we’re still giving Rip his due props for that epic room stacked with nothing but Air Jordan boxes, but this pic from Smith suggests that his sneakers see a bit more wear, plus we get to see the actual models that make up his collection. Hit the jump for the full shot from J.R. Smith’s wide ranging Air Jordan vault and let us know how his range stacks up to the others we’ve featured.

Milwaukee needs some serious things to go right for them if they wanna make it to the playoffs this year, and even with their chances looking slim Monta Ellis has kept his sneaker onslaught coming, this time rocking an Air Jordan XVIII straight from the Countdown Pack era. Other than that the Air Jordan X ‘Stealth’ was one of the more prolific models on the weekend, with the Air Jordan XI grabbing some of the spotlight as well. Hit the jump with us to get the full shots and let us know who did it best in this edition of NBA Jordans on Court. Photos: ESPN

With the Milwaukee Bucks battling it out in an effort to try to earn a playoff berth star player Monta Ellis has kept his sneaker game strong down the stretch, pulling off another two-pair game-this time alternating from the CDP versions of the Air Jordan XVI and the Air Jordan XVIII between halves. Jordan Brand’s big three were also in the mix rocking their sigs as well as plenty of other players in retro goodies like J.R. Smith in the Air Jordan X ‘Old Royal’ above. Click through for the full shots and get yourself ready for some real heat when the playoffs roll around. Photos: ESPN

Due to the current NBA labor situation, J.R. Smith has taken his talents to China where he was seen wearing the Air Jordan XIII ‘Playoffs’. If the NBA season was in motion as it should be right now, what sneakers would he be wearing? Complex took a look at the Nuggets star’s greatest sneaker moments of which he has a lot of. Smith wore the Nike Zoom Kobe VI ID for a good portion of the season, but also switched up with Jordans every once in a while. This being a site dedicated to Air Jordans, we took a look at his greatest Air Jordan moments. Check out more of J.R. Smith wearing Jordans after the jump and head over to Complex for the full feature.