Ben Felderstein Serving as one of the first sneakers in history to have an official nickname devoid of any color affiliation, the Air Jordan 14 “Last Shot” helps tell the story of one of the most significant moments in NBA history. Securing MJ his sixth NBA championship with the Bulls, this iconic moment was both the final Bull’s Field Goal attempt of the game, and Jordan’s last in his Chicago career. Chasing one with 10 seconds on the clock, Jordan shook off Bryon Russell – following a steal of Karl Malone on the defensive end – and put up a 20-foot jumper from the top of key. Hitting nothing but net and giving the Bulls the lead with 5.2 seconds to go, this moment will live forever in NBA lure. In honor of this awe-inspiring moment in Jordan’s legacy, the Jumpman will be releasing the 14 once again as part of the upcoming “Nike air jordan retro i 1 mid se gs brushstroke sail da8006-100” Jordan Essentials fleece-bukser.
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the only sneaker MJ wore with 45 was the Air Jordan X “Last Shot”
Release Date: June 14, 2018
$190 (Mens)
$140 (GS)
Color: Black/Varsity Red-Black
Style Code: 487471-003 (Men’s)
Style Code: 487524-003 (GS)
Style Code: 312092-003 (PS)
Style Code: 312093-003 (TD)
Air Jordan WMNS 1 Mid Apricot Orange 2021 “Last Shot”
Release Date: June 9th, 2018
$160
