Nearly 30 years ago, during Michael Jordan’s final season with the Chicago Bulls in 1998, he won the NBA Finals for the sixth time and then retired from the NBA (for the second time). Throughout MJ’s ...

Are you a big fan of Retro 14s? Because originally I one-hundred percent was not—and that’s still the case—but I make an exception for a select few colorways. After a long wait, sneaker fans can ...

RIF Los Angeles has become one of the premier consignment shops in the sneaker world, but this Retro 14 from 2005 that they have recently posted is not for sale. The shoe features a chocolate suede ...

The Air Jordan 14, Michael Jordan's final Chicago Bulls-era game shoe, is set to return in an all-new colorway this holiday season. Simple in execution, the forthcoming retro is delivered with a black ...

The Air Jordan 14 ‘Black Toe’ brings back 1998 Bulls energy with OG flavor and Ferrari flair. Classic style, retro heat—scoop your pair before they’re gone. MJ’s Last Dance sneaker returns with 1998 ...

Some around the sneaker community would say the 14s are the last Retro you can wear without being looked at sideways—and I completely agree. Personally, I think Jordan Brand doesn’t show the 14s ...

Jordan Brand has given us some heat this year and some drops people have missed out on. Back in April, Jordan ran a three-day restock event on the Nike website for Retros that released earlier this ...

Later this month, Nike is set to release the Air Jordan 14 Retro “Flint Grey”—a simple-looking, premium-built version of MJ's 1998 signature sneaker. Constructed of suede and cashmere, with a gray ...

Harrington Family Foundation Announces a Charity Raffle of Limited-Edition Jordans Designed by Tinker Hatfield: Featuring signed-by-Tinker Air Jordan 14 "Oregon" PEs and a HFF-themed Air Jordan 1 ...

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During his final season with the Chicago Bulls in 1998, Michael Jordan won the NBA Finals for the sixth time, his fifth MVP Award, his tenth scoring title and then retired from the NBA (for the second ...