John Kim 
The baseball diamond isn’t exactly a prime platform to show off good-looking kicks. First off, the shoes need to be equipped with turf/grass-ready builds, and by game’s end the shoes are all dirtied up anyway! However, notable footwear has slowly seeped into the MLB thanks to guys like Brian Wilson, who rocked Mags before anyone else did (in a dirty MLB dugout of all places), C.C. Sabathia, the reigning Air Jordan Cleat PE king, and Jimmy Rollins, the latest to whip out some neck-breaking affair.
Over the 2012 MLB All-Star festivities, we noticed quite a collection of colorful cleated footwear starting with the Home Run Derby on Monday night, when the contestants wore the ‘Home Run Derby’ PE of the Nike Air Max MVP Elite 3/4 Metal (and a bunch of other colorways during the All-Star Game, like David Wright and Melky Cabrera’s Hot Orange PE). Even during pre-game warm-ups, the All-Stars opted for some nice selections like the nike air bakin for sale size 13 shoes for toddlers+, Air Max TR1+ 360 Breathe, and even the nike air max 90 infrared 2015 retro (worn by Pittsburgh’s Andrew McCutchen). adidas brought the fire with the hot-orange adidas adiZero Sonic Cleat, as did Under Armour, which went for the sick golden detailing. Is this the start of a sneaker-renaissance in baseball? Check out the recap from MLB’s mid-summer classic below and let’s hope baseball becomes a sport to watch for in the beloved ‘Feet’ category! Photos: yahoo
