2025-07-03 / kixstats


Take a look at TOP 8 kicks by minutes played sorted by colorways during WNBA Regular season so far! 👀🔥


2025-07-03 / NiceKicks


Slam Dunk GOAT Mac McClung recently unveiled the All-Pro NITRO 2, PUMA’s new cutting-edge hoop shoe 🏀 🔥 The pair is designed for superior support, responsiveness, and stability, allowing for explosive multi-directional movements. The launch colorway is available now in our IG STORY and LINK IN BIO 📲 Expect more colorways + collabs to roll out throughout the year 🗓️



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Mac McClung / Puma All-Pro Nitro 2

2025-07-02 / NiceKicks


Damian Lillard joins elite sneaker company with the launch of his adidas Dame X 👏 “Dame X is a testament to staying true to yourself, showing up every day, and putting in the work no matter what. It’s built for the next generation who are chasing their dreams with that same hunger” - Damian Lillard Swipe to see our interview with 9x NBA All-Star and adidas lifetime athlete 💬 The adidas Dame X releases in five colorways on July 3 for $95 🗓️



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Damian Lillard / adidas Dame X

2025-07-02 / NiceKicks


Swipe to see everything we know about Devin Booker’s upcoming Nike Book 2 👀



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Devin Booker

2025-07-02 / Boardroom


BREAKING: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander just secured the bag and cemented his place in NBA history. The Oklahoma City Thunder star has agreed to a 4-year, $285 million super max extension—the highest average annual salary ever. Fresh off a Finals MVP, regular-season MVP, and OKC’s first NBA title, the 26-year-old Canadian is now one of the league’s biggest global stars.⁠ ⁠ He’s just the fourth player ever to win MVP, Finals MVP, a scoring title, and a championship in the same season, joining Kareem, Jordan, and Shaq. Shai scored 3,172 points this year (playoffs included), the ninth-most in NBA history, and dropped 30+ in 64 games—a list that only includes names like Wilt and MJ.



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Anthony Davis / Giannis Antetokounmpo / Shai Gilgeous-Alexander / Joel Embiid / Jayson Tatum
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2025-07-01 / The most popular basketball shoes of the night / WNBA


1st place – Nike Kobe V (5 players laced it up)

2nd place – Nike Book 1 (4 players laced it up)

3rd place – Nike Kobe 6 (3 players laced it up)

4th place – Jordan Heir (1 players laced it up)

5th place – Nike G.T. Hustle 3 (1 players laced it up)


Nike Kobe V Nike Book 1 Nike Kobe 6 Jordan Heir Nike G.T. Hustle 3


2025-07-01 / Kicks of the day / WNBA


Sophie Cunningham from Indiana Fever last game against Minnesota Lynx played in adidas Exhibit Select Low basketball shoes.


2025-07-01 / Kicks of the day / WNBA


Kelsey Mitchell from Indiana Fever last game against Minnesota Lynx played in Nike Book 1 Black Label basketball shoes.


2025-07-01 / Kicks of the day / WNBA


Jessica Shepard from Minnesota Lynx last game against Indiana Fever played in Nike Air Zoom G.T. Cut 3 basketball shoes.


2025-07-01 / Kicks of the day / WNBA


Courtney Williams from Minnesota Lynx last game against Indiana Fever played in Moolah Neovolt Pro v2 Dragonfruit basketball shoes.


2025-07-01 / Kicks of the day / WNBA


Natasha Howard from Indiana Fever last game against Minnesota Lynx played in Nike Kobe 5 Protro Year of the Mamba basketball shoes.


2025-07-01 / Kicks of the day / WNBA


Napheesa Collier from Minnesota Lynx last game against Indiana Fever played in Jordan Heir basketball shoes.




2025-07-01 / TOP scorer / WNBA


Natasha Howard from Indiana Fever scored the most points of the night (16) while played in Nike Kobe 5 Protro Year of the Mamba basketball shoes.


2025-07-01 / TOP rebound / WNBA


Natasha Howard from Indiana Fever rebounded the most balls of the night (12) while played in Nike Kobe 5 Protro Year of the Mamba basketball shoes.


2025-07-01 / TOP assists / WNBA


Aliyah Boston from Indiana Fever assists the most balls of the night (6) while played in adidas D.O.N. Issue 6 basketball shoes.




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2025-07-01 / Shoe choices by position / WNBA


25% of guards played in Nike Book 1

25% of forwards played in Nike Kobe V

25% of centers played in adidas D.O.N. Issue 6

Nike Book 1 Nike Kobe V adidas D.O.N. Issue 6

WNBA

2025-07-01 / TOP brands of the night / WNBA


70.0% (14 players) played in Nike

10.0% (2 players) played in adidas

10.0% (2 players) played in Jordan

5.0% (1 players) played in Moolah

5.0% (1 players) played in Curry



2025-07-01 / kixstats


Damian Lillard’s adidas Dame X drops on July 3 🗓️



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2025-07-01 / kixstats


BREAKING: The Milwaukee Bucks have WAIVED Damian Lillard to make room for the signing of Myles Turner 🤯 🤯 Lillard’s two seasons in Milwaukee come to an end.



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Damian Lillard / Milwaukee Bucks

2025-07-01 / kixstats


A new adidas basketball shoe was unveiled during the Willy Chavarria HURON fashion show in Paris 👀



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2025-07-01 / kixstats


Take a look at TOP 10 kicks by minutes played during WNBA Regular season so far! 👀🔥


2025-07-01 / NiceKicks


adidas celebrated WNBA legend Candace Parker by giving her her flowers ahead of her LA Sparks jersey retirement ceremony 💐 The brand paid tribute to Parker with a massive floral installation outside Crypto.com Arena celebrating her jersey No. 3 🔥 adidas also teamed up with the @la_sparks for a yellow-themed arena takeover, handing out “That’s Our Ace” t-shirts to fans in attendance.



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Candace Parker / Los Angeles Sparks

2025-07-01 / Boardroom


BREAKING: The WNBA will grow from 12 teams to 18 by 2030—with Cleveland joining in 2028, Detroit in 2029, and Philadelphia in 2030.⁠ Each of the new franchises will be backed by NBA ownership. Cleveland’s team will be owned by Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert, Detroit by Pistons owner Tom Gores and partners, and Philadelphia by Josh Harris, who also owns the 76ers. Each group paid a $250 million expansion fee.⁠ This follows the league’s 2025 launch of the Golden State Valkyries and upcoming teams in Toronto and Portland. 📈📈



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