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Air Jordan XI: Cool Grey – CC Sabathia Opening Day 2010 Cleats
January 10, 2012 BY Infrared / 0 0 / 5
When C.C. Sabathia has opened up the season for the New York Yankees, the Yanks are 1-2. On Opening Day 2010, he wore a special pair of ‘Cool Grey’ XIs against rival Boston...Read More
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Earlier today, we took a look at the Air Jordan 2010 that was made for the Western All-Stars of the Jordan Brand Classic and now we have a look at what was made for the Eastern squad. ...Read More
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The conference play portion of the college basketball season kicked off just before the ball dropped and we were treated with some good games before and after 2011 came to an end. Syra...Read More
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This Monday, the Oregon Ducks will take on the Wisconsin Badgers in the Rose Bowl and when they do, they’ll wear brand new uniforms. When they do, they’ll also wear brand n...Read More