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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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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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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2025-06-30 / Boardroom
The WNBA’s momentum just hit another gear. The league’s 13 teams are now worth a combined $3.5 billion — a 180% jump from 2024, marking the biggest year-over-year spike for any major sports league. Leading the charge? The expansion Golden State Valkyries, per Sportico.
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2025-06-30 / Boardroom
More history surrounding Michael Jordan. Graded PSA 9 and with a Gem Mint 10 autograph, the signed 1986–87 Fleer Michael Jordan rookie card sold through Pharrell Williams’ Joopiter auction house for $2.5 million—making it the most expensive Jordan rookie card ever sold and the third‑highest overall Jordan card in history. The card’s auction began at $2 million and drew a single bid before closing; Joopiter applied a 25 percent buyer’s premium to reach the final sale price. It’s the first of nine cards Michael Jordan signed at his Florida golf course in 2024 to be sold publicly. The only Jordan card to sell for more remains a unique 2003–04 1-of-1 Upper Deck Ultimate Collection Logoman patch autograph card, which fetched $2.92 million by Goldin in June 2024.
2025-06-29 / The most popular basketball shoes of the night / WNBA
1st place – Nike Air Zoom G.T. Cut 3 (7 players laced it up)
2nd place – Nike JA 2 (7 players laced it up)
3rd place – Nike Kobe V (7 players laced it up)
4th place – Nike Book 1 (6 players laced it up)
5th place – Nike A’One (5 players laced it up)
2025-06-29 / Kicks of the day / WNBA
Sami Whitcomb from Phoenix Mercury last game against Las Vegas Aces played in adidas Exhibit Select Low basketball shoes.
2025-06-29 / Kicks of the day / WNBA
Kayla Thornton from Golden State Valkyries last game against Seattle Storm played in New Balance Two WXY 5 Highlighter Green basketball shoes.
2025-06-29 / Kicks of the day / WNBA
Kaitlyn Chen from Golden State Valkyries last game against Seattle Storm played in Nike Sabrina 1 basketball shoes.
2025-06-29 / Kicks of the day / WNBA
Kayla McBride from Minnesota Lynx last game against Connecticut Sun played in Nike Kobe 5 Undefeated basketball shoes.
2025-06-29 / Kicks of the day / WNBA
Kate Martin from Golden State Valkyries last game against Seattle Storm played in Nike JA 2 Guava Ice basketball shoes.
2025-06-29 / TOP scorer / WNBA
A'ja Wilson from Las Vegas Aces scored the most points of the night (26) while played in Nike A’One basketball shoes.
2025-06-29 / TOP rebound / WNBA
A'ja Wilson from Las Vegas Aces rebounded the most balls of the night (18) while played in Nike A’One basketball shoes.
2025-06-29 / TOP assists / WNBA
Alyssa Thomas from Phoenix Mercury assists the most balls of the night (8) while played in Nike Kobe 4 Protro CHBL basketball shoes.
2025-06-29 / Shoe choices by position / WNBA
10% of guards played in Nike JA 2
11% of forwards played in Nike Air Zoom G.T. Cut 3
13% of centers played in Nike Kobe V
2025-06-29 / TOP brands of the night / WNBA
57.7% (56 players) played in Nike
13.4% (13 players) played in adidas
11.3% (11 players) played in Jordan
3.1% (3 players) played in Puma
3.1% (3 players) played in Under Armour
2.1% (2 players) played in Reebok
2.1% (2 players) played in Skechers
2.1% (2 players) played in Curry
1.0% (1 players) played in HOLO
1.0% (1 players) played in New Balance
1.0% (1 players) played in Moolah
1.0% (1 players) played in Anta
1.0% (1 players) played in Xero
2025-06-29 / Ballislife
The long baggy shorts!
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2025-06-29 / Boardroom
Jalen Williams, Lu Dort, and Benn Mathurin were among the players lacing up the Adidas Harden Vol. 9, which ended up being the most popular sneaker choice of the Coinbase Finals. (h/t Nick DePaula, via Kix stats)
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