This Air Jordan XIV Low just might be the most muted of Mike Bibby’s player exclusive sneakers. The pair, presumably made for his Sacramento Kings days, goes for a clean white base, using silver for the midsole teeth and a tiny bit of purple for the accents here and there. Stay with us after the jump to take a full look at the Air Jordan XIV Low Mike Bibby PE from his Kings era and bid on them now from pmj_aka_heatbeast on eBay.

While Mike Bibby is no longer in a position to receive the player exclusive treatment, that doesn’t mean that his PE game is in any danger of being eclipsed by the younger guys in the game. His back catalog spans many years and teams, with the single team likely represented the most being the Sacramento Kings. This pair comes from his Kings days, with the Air Jordan VIII given the low treatment and plenty of purple to boot. See more on the Air Jordan VIII Low for Bibby below and bid on them now from snkrpimp on eBay.

Adding to the massive lineage of Mike Bibby Air Jordan PE’s is this Air Jordan VIII Low, a pair that comes in pretty close to the Air Jordan VIII Low in white/chrome of last decade. So what makes them special? Well there’s a decent amount of purple thrown in to give them that Sacramento Kings connection, along with some embroidery shouting out Bibby’s #10. Click through for the full gallery and check out the price on this Mike Bibby Air Jordan VIII player exclusive from innovative_shopping_concepts on eBay.

The chances of any given Air Jordan Low that’s a player exclusive being crafted for Mike Bibby are pretty high, the long time NBA athlete’s collection making up the majority of the pairs in that category. The latest to reemerge is this, one that never really saw the light of day, crafted for Bibby’s stint at the 2004 Athens Olympics thanks to an unfortunate injury. Click through with us check out the red, white, and blue special for Bibby and bid on this Air Jordan XII Low PE right now from dredd44 on eBay.

No they’re not deadstock but you can probably look past that as the person who did wear this Air Jordan XIII Low was Mike Bibby himself. The Sacramento Kings colored pair is even autographed by Bibby, making them that much more of a prized collection piece. Even better Bibby is one of the smaller dudes in the NBA, meaning they’re a size that some of us pedestrians could actually rock. Stick with us after the jump for all the angles on this game worn pair of PE’s and check out the asking price on them right now from deep23js on eBay.

In case you forgot, Mike Bibby was indeed an ATLien right after his long tenure with the Sacramento Kings, with the switch to the Hawks ramping up his player exclusive palette to include a group of rather patriotic looking red, white, and blue pairs. The Air Jordan XII pictured above is on such sneaker, with the red and white base coming off almost as a pre-cursor to the ‘History of Flight’ that’s reared its head a couple times this year. Click through for more and bid on this Mike Bibby Air Jordan XII from innovative_shopping_concepts on eBay.

Guys like Mike Bibby have got to feel pretty smug about the fact that they can reasonably claim to own more pairs of certain Air Jordan variations than anyone else in the world. Think about it: the general public has only ever had a crack at two Air Jordan IX Low releases, with Mike Bibby’s personal stash holding much more than that. Here’s a small sample of the heat, a purple and white pair from his Sacramento Kings days. Click through with us to check out this player exclusive and bid on the Air Jordan IX Low pictured above now from k1ckscr3w19 on eBay.

With Mike Bibby bouncing around the NBA a fair amount during his now 14-year career he’s amassed associations with a good number of squads. With that comes a group of player exclusives that reflect his progression, with the Sacramento Kings colors being one the more represented amongst his repertoire. This PE Air Jordan XIII Low for Bibby takes on the lighter shades from their spectrum via a white and purple upper that is spruced up by the typical touches: the TD and IZ logos. Check out the photos of the Air Jordan XIII Low Mike Bibby PE after the jump and bid on this pair now from youbetshop on eBay.

If you take a look back at Mike Bibby’s PE output you’ll notice a distinct skew towards the lower models, with the Air Jordan II, Air Jordan XIII, and Air Jordan XIV just a small sample of the tailor made pairs in his arsenal. Adding to the pile are more two player exclusives of the Air Jordan IX variation, again with the low look and colorways that lineup with his long tenure in Sacramento. Click through for the full photos and let us know which of these Mike Bibby player exclusive Air Jordans you prefer.

Is Mike Bibby the low-cut version of Carmelo Anthony? Ok that’s probably a stretch by any means of the imagination given the distance between them in play style, but at the very least his sneakers represent a chopped down approach to Melo’s Jordan Brand sig. Shown here is the Jordan Melo M8 Low, a style we’ve not seen outside of this small set of mostly Knicks-flavored player exclusives made for Bibby himself. Hit the jump for a better look and stay tuned for word on whether the Jordan Melo M8 Low will ever make it to retail. Photos: Mike Bibby