{"id":409106,"date":"2014-10-21T13:00:19","date_gmt":"2014-10-21T18:00:19","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.snkrsday.com\/?p=409106"},"modified":"2022-09-14T03:11:25","modified_gmt":"2022-09-14T08:11:25","slug":"koc25-the-most-important-sneaker-stars-in-nba-history-20-16","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.snkrsday.com\/koc25-the-most-important-sneaker-stars-in-nba-history-20-16\/","title":{"rendered":"#KOC25: The Most Important Sneaker Stars in NBA History (20-16)"},"content":{"rendered":"

Yesterday, we kicked off our #KOC25<\/strong> countdown of The Most Important Sneaker Stars in NBA History<\/strong> with players #25-#21. Rasheed Wallace and Nate Robinson started and capped off the diverse bracket, respectively. Today, we continue our countdown, as we unveil players #20-#16. Check out the next group of five in the pages below, and let us know your take on the list by sounding off on social media with the hashtag #KOC25.<\/p>\n

RELATED:\u00a0#KOC25: The Most Important Sneaker Stars in NBA History (#25-#21)<\/p>\n

20. Dee Brown<\/h2>\n photo by John Biever\/SI via SI Kids<\/a>\n

Guys like Michael Jordan, Dominique Wilkins, Spud Webb and Vince Carter come to mind when thinking of the best participants to ever compete in the Slam Dunk Contest, but the competition was forever changed when a relatively unknown rookie by the name of Dee Brown<\/strong> took center stage in 1991. See, before Brown’s entrance in the Slam Dunk Contest, the competition was humorless and businesslike. There was no smiling and no signs of lightheartedness in the ’80s; MJ, ‘Nique and Spud competed aggressively as if it was a Game 7. The Dunk Contest was not fun. It was vying. That was the aura of the Dunk Contest until Brown changed the climate of the competition by exploiting his sneakers.<\/p>\n

On that special night in 1991, Brown altered the course of Reebok and caught the attention of many around the world when he reached down to pump up his Reebok Pump Omni Lite<\/strong> sneakers in between dunks. The crowed swayed Dee Brown’s way, and he immediately became synonymous with Reebok Pumps. Following that moment, a Reebok ad took up one whole page of USA Today that morning, he later received his own signature shoe, the subsequent calendar year was one of the only years Reebok outsold Jordans, and Michael Jordan himself peaked interest.<\/p>\n

Brown brought about an exponential shift in marketing through the Dunk Contest for brands, and he was the first to bring more than just dunking to the overall showmanship of the competition. It’s because of Brown and his Pumps that jumping over Kia sedans, hurdling over motorcycles, blowing candles out on cupcakes in mid-air and overall crowd involvement is the standard today.<\/p>\n

-George Kiel III<\/em><\/p>\n

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19. Dwayne Wade<\/h2>\n photo by Stephen Dunn\/Getty Images via Zimbio<\/a>\n

The entire basketball world sneaker community<\/del> took notice when Dwyane Wade<\/strong> surprisingly signed a shoe deal with Chinese footwear brand Li-Ning<\/strong> in 2012. Sure, China-based Anta received the services of Kevin Garnett in 2010 but to little reaction by the masses seeing that, although the highest paid player in the NBA at the time, he was past his prime of influencing through sneakers. The same can be said about Jason Kidd, who inked an endorsement deal with Chinese sportswear brand PEAK in 2008 following the Olympics.<\/p>\n

Contrarily, news of Wade’s move to Li-Ning was reported everywhere and rightfully so. For the first time, a Chinese apparel brand had signed an American basketball superstar who was still well within his prime at the age of 30. The move created a slight shift in power, gave players the option to build something on their own and potentially choose more money over partnering with a “cool” brand. But more importantly, shoe deals became something to really examine and follow.<\/p>\n

Since then, Tony Parker switched from Nike to PEAK and Rajon Rondo sided with Anta. Also, while Under Armour is in no way a lesser-known brand but still fairly new in the basketball market, it now has a top-10 player in Stephen Curry on their roster and closely flirted with the signing of Kevin Durant this summer. Following shoe deals is a thing now, the power is shifting and you can somewhat credit Dwyane Wade’s move for this.<\/p>\n

-George Kiel III<\/em><\/p>\n

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18. Scottie Pippen<\/h2>\n photo by Nathaniel S. Butler\/Getty Images\/NBA via Wallpaper hi<\/a>\n

To label Scottie Pippen<\/strong> a secondary\u00a0star would be a mistake. To put his sneaker game in the same stature would also be a slight. Over the course of his career, the Silent Assassin<\/em> would prove the most war-ready of any of the Bulls MJ ran with, coming through in the clutch on both sides of the ball. Eight NBA All-Defensive First Team nods, seven NBA All-Star selections, six rings and two gold medals have Pip’s resume residing in the Basketball Hall of Fame. Sure, Pip didn’t win any rings without MJ. No, MJ didn’t win any without Pip. Their two names and games are forever inseparable, but Nike knew they had two very separate stories to tell and sell in the Windy City.<\/p>\n

After arriving on the scene in Avia, the Swoosh would soon scoop up Scottie and make him the face of the Flight Camp<\/em>. As his star and stature would grow, Pip would be picked to spearhead the Nike Air Uptempo campaign. Over the course of his first nine seasons, #33 would make the likes of the Nike Air Up ’94<\/strong>, Nike Air Maestro II<\/strong>, Nike Air Max Uptempo<\/strong> and Nike Air More Uptempo<\/strong> his own and affectionately dubbed “The Pippens” by fans. It wasn’t until 1997 that Nike would give him a sneaker of his own namesake. The Nike Air Pippen<\/strong> series would span five models, with a sixth one on the way, pushing the star power of the swingman over the label of simply a wingman. Sleek, smooth and understated, the line would represent Pip’s persona and game in the likes of nubuck, tumbled leather and Morph Skin.<\/p>\n

Just as Pippen would be known for supporting Mike on the court, he would support his sneaker line just the same, lacing the likes of the Air Jordan 10<\/strong> and Air Jordan 12<\/strong> on notable occasions. Still, it was his own game and ability to propel Nike Basketball’s best designs to the forefront that make Pip a Kicks On Court<\/em>\u00a0legend. From the unbranded Nike Air Flight Huarache to the over-branded Nike Air More Uptempo, it didn’t matter how left or loud the sneaker was – if Pip wore it, it mattered.<\/p>\n

-Ian Stonebrook<\/em><\/p>\n

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17. Tracy McGrady<\/h2>\n photo by Fernando Medina\/Getty Images\/NBA via DVDprime\n

A swan story of sorts, Tracy McGrady<\/strong> went from relatively unknown to a straight-to-the-pros phenom after a breakout performance at adidas ABCD Camp. His adidas arrival birthed the start of a beautiful friendship, as the Three Stripes would sign the Raptors rookie and eventually outfit him over the course of his career.<\/p>\n

Coming into his own in the likes of various adidas EQT sneakers, young Tracy went from being ‘Vince Carter’s little cousin’ to being ‘T-Mac’ in the adidas Mad Handle<\/strong>. The silky-smooth scorer \u00a0then became a spotlight star and starred in commercials for adidas all while becoming their\u00a0official brand spokesperson. Where would he be without Handles? He was the focal point of the brand’s basketball efforts for years to come. With Kobe departure to Nike, the adidas T-Mac line would come into its own, eventually becoming the longest lasting signature shoe series in adidas Basketball history. Early models like the adidas T-Mac<\/strong>, adidas T-Mac 2<\/strong> and adidas T-Mac 3<\/strong> would be tied to scoring title seasons, All-Star Game memories and summer camp sightings. Tracy was Penny and MJ for kids that were too young to really root for the latter two, and for a short period of time his shoes carried similar weight.<\/p>\n

Recently retired, retro T-Macs reside in the same purgatory period that early Air Jordan and Air Penny bring-backs saw. Slow sales may be the case now, but as time passes so does nostalgia build. Retro hardwood endorsement doesn’t hurt either; just ask MJ and Anfernee whose shoes are even more seen in today’s Kicks On Court<\/em> landscape than during their playing heyday. As adidas continues to build its basketball roster with young talent like Andrew Wiggins and countless lottery lands, we could potentially see promising young talent push T-Macs in coming years. After all, for Tracy McGrady and adidas, it was about timing all along.<\/p>\n

-Ian Stonebrook<\/em>
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16. Magic Johnson\/Larry Bird<\/h2>\n photo by Andrew D. Bernstein\/Getty Images\/NBA via 47 Brand\n

Nobody’s lining up for a Converse Magic retro, and you can rest assure no one’s camping out for Larry Bird’s star stamped signature shoe. Still, Earvin from East Lansing and the “Hick from French Lick” carried Converse<\/strong> for an entire era on the strength of the Pro Leather<\/strong> and the Weapon<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Over the course of the ’80s, Magic Johnson and Larry Bird would battle for NBA championships and in turn split individual accolades while leading the two most famous franchises of their generation. Polar opposites in the personality department, their juxtaposition of Hollywood charm and country grit made for the decade’s greatest rivalry and a historic sneaker campaign. Their team color Converse sneakers appropriately tied more to team greatness than spotlight stardom, which ultimately was what the two competitors were all about anyway.<\/p>\n

While the two talents would serve as the gatekeepers for Michael Jordan’s greatness, Air Jordan would eventually breakthrough the old guard in every way imaginable. MJ would usher in a new wave of athleticism to the game along with the concept of the star-driven signature shoe that would make most other models obsolete in the ’90s. Though their Chevron branded sneakers don’t translate so well to the name-noted, candy colored kicks that rule today’s game, they were the gold standard for quality in the ’80s. Larry and Magic took Converse from canvas to the leather, bridging the gap between Chuck Taylor and REACT Juice in the decade that saved basketball.<\/p>\n

-Ian Stonebrook<\/em><\/p>\n

Tune in tomorrow as we unveil #KOC25 players #15-#11. Click here\u00a0for a recap of players 25-21 and voice your opinion on the list by using the hashtag #KOC25 on social media.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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