just another example of how low ESPN has fallen.

These youngn's love shoes though. SLAM does a "kicks of the night" during the season. Then you have the Wade and Westbrook turning every pre and post game into fashion shows. Sign of the times.

My father and I were just discussing the amount of shoe choices available today compared to my 90's upbringing when my 8 year old was picking out bball shoes over the break. It's insane how many choices there are, and it took him forever to pick a pair.

how many thousands of people do you think have clicked on that story?

BMX Bandit said:

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how many thousands of people do you think have clicked on that story?

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Sooooo much free advertising.

And anyone caught wearing any $500 Lonzo shoes should be ridiculed until they take them off.

WES2006AG said:

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BMX Bandit said:

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how many thousands of people do you think have clicked on that story?

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Sooooo much free advertising.

And anyone caught wearing any $500 Lonzo shoes should be ridiculed until they take them off.

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Just shoplift them.

Truly pathetic

WES2006AG said:

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BMX Bandit said:

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how many thousands of people do you think have clicked on that story?

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Sooooo much free advertising.

And anyone caught wearing any $500 Lonzo shoes should be ridiculed until they take them off.

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The next question is, is it actually free? I don't hold espn's journalistic integrity in high regard.