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.

Jordan Brand does a pretty good job aligning itself with some of the NBA’s stronger squads, meaning that there are plenty of opportunities for player exclusive sneakers leading well into the post-season. Shown here is the current crop of Air Jordan XX8s that will be worn by various Team Jordan athletes for the 2013 NBA playoffs. Included in the group are Air Jordan XX8s for Russell Westbrook, Joe Johnson, Gerald Wallace, Rip Hamilton, and Ray Allen. Check out the full group right after the jump and watch for these sneakers to hit the court soon.

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.

Will Ray Allen ever get another Air Jordan retro PE in his career? He’s certainly slowed down on that front, as Jordan Brand seems content to keep him in more contemporary sneakers as of late. Not that he has to play catch up or anything in that realm-Sugar Ray’s got perhaps the strongest catalog of player exclusive pairs amongst all the current NBA athletes. Shown here is one from his Milwaukee Bucks days, an Air Jordan VII featuring one of the better leather treatments we’ve ever seen on a pair of retros. Get more after the jump and grab em now from snkrpimp on eBay.

Ray Allen’s long history of player exclusive sneakers began with the Milwaukee Bucks, as the three-point specialist had already caught the attention of Jordan Brand a few years after he entered the league. Shown here is a relic from those days, a specially colored Air Jordan VII to match up with the Milwaukee “home” kit at the time. Check out the Air Jordan VII PE for Ray Allen in our gallery and then see the price from snkrpimp on eBay.

So Carmelo Anthony did go ahead and stuck with the Jordan Melo M8 Advance while on his win streak. And while he had a monstruous game last night it just wasn’t enough, as he and the Knicks eventually fell to Chicago in overtime. Speaking of Chicago, they had their share of Air Jordan wears too, with Nate Robinson doing the retro thing as always and Rip Hamilton rocking with the Air Jordan XX8. See those players and more in the photo gallery on this edition of NBA Jordans on Court.

While the Air Jordan XX8 has been a little bit quiet on the retail front as of late, the sneaker is still getting plenty of mileage from the professional set over in the NBA. Our latest Air Jordans on court recap features both Russell Westbrook with his PEs and Terrence Williams sporting the green pair that hit at retail. See those guys, as well as others like Monta Ellis, Kawhi Leonard, and more in their Air Jordans right after the jump.

Was it unofficial Air Jordan XIII week in the NBA? It sort of seems that way, as guy like Monta Ellis, Ray Allen, and Nate Robinson all brought out the sneaker during games that went down in the past four or five days. Ray Allen’s wear is particularly notable since he’s the kind of guy we see in new designs more often than not. See those folks and a host of others wearing Air Jordans in the NBA in our gallery and check back later on in the week for updates via NBA Jordans on Court.

Welp, the St. Patrick’s Day holiday doesn’t appeared to have resulted in any special Air Jordan PE colorways hitting the floor for Jordan Brand’s athletes in the NBA. And while that was a little bit of a let down there was still a good amount of eye candy in terms of sneakers. The Air Jordan XX8 continued to be a popular choice for the new era models and on the retro side plenty of players celebrated the weekend’s Air Jordan XIII “He Got Game” release by busting out that very sneaker on court. See a recap on the weekend’s NBA Air Jordan wears and stay tuned for more as the week continues.

The New York Knicks were a particularly Air Jordan-leaning group over the weekend, perhaps attempting to play catch up a bit with the tear that the Raptors have been on in this season as far as Jordan Brand wears are concerned. Aside from the obvious of Carmelo Anthony in his Jordan Melo M9, there was JR Smith in the Air Jordan IV, and Kenyon Martin bringing out both the Air Jordan IX and the Jordan Spiz’ike with blue and orange palettes in place. Get with us after the jump for the full photo recap of the weekend’s Air Jordan wears.