2025-06-03 / NiceKicks
PJ Tucker is a legend and anybody that disagrees can lick the bottom of my soles 😤 PJ’s run with the Knicks was a sneakerhead’s dream! He laced up everything from early 2000s Air Jordan PEs to fresh Nike Book 1 PEs, rocked the brand-new GT Futures, and even brought out rare Kobes + more. The man gave us a masterclass in heat every night! 👏👏👏

2025-06-01 / The most popular basketball shoes of the night / WNBA
1st place – Nike Kobe 6 (9 players laced it up)
2nd place – Nike Air Zoom G.T. Cut 3 (9 players laced it up)
3rd place – Nike Kobe V (4 players laced it up)
4th place – Jordan Luka 4 (3 players laced it up)
5th place – Nike A’One (3 players laced it up)





2025-06-01 / Kicks of the day / WNBA
Courtney Williams from Minnesota Lynx last game against Golden State Valkyries played in Moolah Neovolt Pro V2 Grocery Pack Blueberry basketball shoes.
2025-06-01 / Kicks of the day / WNBA
Julie Vanloo from Golden State Valkyries last game against Minnesota Lynx played in Puma Scoot Zero 2 Purple Lab basketball shoes.
2025-06-01 / Kicks of the day / WNBA
Kayla Thornton from Golden State Valkyries last game against Minnesota Lynx played in New Balance Hesi Low v2 basketball shoes.
2025-06-01 / Kicks of the day / WNBA
Jewell Loyd from Las Vegas Aces last game against Seattle Storm played in Nike Kobe 6 Sail All-Star basketball shoes.
2025-06-01 / Kicks of the day / WNBA
Natisha Hiedeman from Minnesota Lynx last game against Golden State Valkyries played in Nike Kobe 6 Dark Knight basketball shoes.
2025-06-01 / Kicks of the day / WNBA
Jackie Young from Las Vegas Aces last game against Seattle Storm played in Skechers SKX Nexus basketball shoes.
2025-06-01 / Kicks of the day / WNBA
Veronica Burton from Golden State Valkyries last game against Minnesota Lynx played in Nike Air Zoom G.T. Cut 3 basketball shoes.
2025-06-01 / Kicks of the day / WNBA
Erica Wheeler from Seattle Storm last game against Las Vegas Aces played in adidas AE1 Low Year of the Snake basketball shoes.
2025-06-01 / TOP scorer / WNBA
Odyssey Sims from Los Angeles Sparks scored the most points of the night (32) while played in Nike LeBron NXXT Gen basketball shoes.
2025-06-01 / TOP rebound / WNBA
Napheesa Collier from Minnesota Lynx rebounded the most balls of the night (11) while played in Jordan Heir basketball shoes.
2025-06-01 / TOP assists / WNBA
Natasha Cloud from New York Liberty assists the most balls of the night (7) while played in Nike Sabrina 2 Activate basketball shoes.

2025-06-01 / Shoe choices by position / WNBA
18% of guards played in Nike Kobe 6
10% of forwards played in Nike Air Zoom G.T. Cut 3
29% of centers played in Nike Air Zoom G.T. Cut 3

2025-06-01 / TOP brands of the night / WNBA
59.7% (46 players) played in Nike
13.0% (10 players) played in adidas
7.8% (6 players) played in Jordan
6.5% (5 players) played in Puma
2.6% (2 players) played in Under Armour
1.3% (1 players) played in Reebok
1.3% (1 players) played in HOLO
1.3% (1 players) played in Curry
1.3% (1 players) played in Xero
1.3% (1 players) played in Moolah
1.3% (1 players) played in Skechers
1.3% (1 players) played in New Balance
1.3% (1 players) played in Peak
2025-06-01 / Boardroom
A new sports-anchored entertainment district is coming to downtown Oklahoma City, led by Echo Investment Capital, Russell Westbrook Enterprises, and Robinson Park. Centered around the MAPS 4 Multipurpose Stadium, the $2 billion project will transform a 50-acre site near the Oklahoma River into a walkable hub for sports, retail, dining, and community events. Echo selected global design firm Populous as master architect. Known for major projects like Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and Kai Tak Sports Park, Populous is also designing the MAPS 4 Multipurpose Stadium and will help shape the entire district. Russell Westbrook, former Oklahoma City Thunder star, founder of RWE, and fashion icon is serving as Creative Director. He’s bringing his global perspective and strong ties to OKC to help build a space that reflects the city’s energy, culture, and community.
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