SOLE COLLECTOR: Sneakers

Someone sure does love his Jordan XII's. Here's another player exclusive colorway for Mike Bibby. A lowtop as that is what Bibby prefers to play in.

Here's a nice GR colorway with a twist. While we all got the "taxi" lows, Mike Bibby took it upon himself to switch his pair up a bit.

A player exclusive for Darius Miles. These original Air Jordan XVI's were produced in 2001 and worn by Miles during the 2000-2001 NBA season while a member of the Los Angeles Clippers.

The Air Jordan XVIII was the first model to introduce the ".5" series. The Air Jordan XVIII.5 replaced the "+" models as a way to re-introduce the model with a twist.

This white/yellow colorway of the Air Jordan 12 retro was very popular and matched more than one Team Jordan member's uniform. Carmelo Anthony wore it, Gary Payton wore it, and even Ray Allen wore it.

Though only two low top Air Jordan IX's were released when retroed in 2002, many colorways were made. This being one of them. A player exclusive for Mike Bibby,

This original Air Jordan VII is a game worn player exclusive. These were made specifically for MJ and were worn during the 1991-1992 NBA season.

Carmelo Anthony has become quite a franchise player for Jordan Brand, and with that being said, he is going to get to wear the latest and greatest.

Like the title states, have you seen these yet? If you have you're on top of your game. Be sure to let me know what you think about them.

The Chicago Cubs first basemen is preparing for the upcoming pennant race; he has opted for a interesting basketball shoe molded for turf use in baseball.

An Air Jordan XV wallpaper. This one showcases a nice mix of OG's. From PE's, GR's, exclusives, and the infamous Eastbay exclusive's.

This Rasheed Wallace PE was produced in 2004. A very rare PE at that due to the fact that it does not contain a patent leather upper. This is one very few player exclusive's for Sheed without patent.