It was supposed to be great. We were supposed to be riding hoverboards and gallivanting in our power-lacing sneakers. In reality, 2015 looked far different than it was depicted…
In 2015 I decided to chill and only cop 10 sneakers, so that should make my list pretty simple, right? Nah. I didn’t get everything I wanted because we…
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In November, Today in Sneaker History
The Neighborhood Welcomes Mr. Robinson – David Robinson Debuts in the NBA
In a world that values flash, style, and brashness, David Robinson came into the NBA as the ultimate Boy Scout — Naval Academy, where he entered as a 6’8″ guard and finished as…
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First off: no, I don’t only write about Duke players. I like other teams, really. It just so happens that I am a HUGE Derrick Rose fan; Kobe is…
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My love for Duke basketball has been well documented. From the Final Four team in 1986, a super-fan was born. No one, NO ONE, embodied the good of Duke…
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This post is brought to you by Steiner Sports. When it comes to collecting, game worn memorabilia is some of the most highly sought after stuff. One reason for…
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[Written by Sean Collard] Okay, I am going to risk getting cyber “yelled at” and ridiculed but this is simply an attempt to add to this age-old conversation regarding Air…
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Winner – one that wins: one that is successful especially through praiseworthy ability and hard work b : a victor especially in games and contests. That is the Merriam…
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In July, Today in Sneaker History
The one. The only. EVER. – 1992 and the Dream Team Wins Gold Over Croatia in the Olympics
The U.S. was tired, tired of hearing how the world had caught up. Tired of seeing replays of the 1972 Olympics and the screw job put on us.…
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With a revamped (for the better) Home-Run Derby and another successful Major League Baseball All-Star Game in the rear-view mirror, the second half of the baseball season is underway.…