Michael Jordan retired from the NBA for the first time. He traded in the basketball court for the baseball diamond. Nike rereleased the Air Jordan 9 shoes to pay tribute to Jordan’s baseball era. Priced at $210,

"Golf anyone? I didn’t realize they were golf shoes. I had to Google what that meant. I love them, and I don’t golf. Super comfortable. 10/10," says a reviewer. "I don’t play golf but rock these. I was initially worried about buying golf shoes, but within a couple of wears, I was confident in my purchase," says another reviewer.

There’s nobody doing it quite like Nigel Sylvester. The BMX icon blazed a pretty singular trail throughout his career, eschewing competition for a career driven by social media, video logs, and leaning into the artistry of his sport rather than the competitive elements.

During his career in the NBA, Jordan made an impact on the basketball court, as one of the best players in the league. He also made an impact in pop culture with his signature shoes from Nike. The sports apparel company is set to reintroduce the Air Jordan 4 sneakers — originally released in 1989

Nike’s latest Air Jordan 12 Retro release is almost here, dropping 3/1 at 7:00 AM PST, and if you want a pair, you’re going to want to head over to Nike tomorrow at 7:00 AM PST sharp.

The Nike SB x Air Jordan 4 ‘Navy’ will release at Nike, the Snkrs app, and select stores globally on March 18.

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At the beginning of March, a new iteration of the Air Jordan 4 dropped in a fresh Seafoam green colorway for women. Although the release didn't include men's sizes (much to their chagrin), it did include sizes for little kids and toddlers.