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B/R Kicks x NBA Nightly: Trezz with Frosted Flakes Custom, Prince in Rare LeBrons

Scott PolacekJan 28, 2019

There were only five games on the NBA schedule Monday, but that didn't stop some of the league's most notable players from busting out impressive kicks.

Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant and Mike Conley were among those who brought the fire with their fashion choices.

These Are Great

Stephen Curry with One Last Assist After the Game

DeMarcus Cousins Repping That Puma Lifestyle

Something Different for KD

Thaddeus Young in the PlayStation and Paul George Collab

Conley Is a Big Kanye Guy

Super Mario in the NASA PG3

Trae Young with the Future of Adidas Basketball

Jeremy Lin with the Custom Chinese New Year Kicks

Taurean Prince with the Extremely Rare LeBron Soldier 3

Kevin Knox with the Black and Red Puma Clyde Court Reform

Malik Monk Brought Out the Galaxy Kobes

IT Working His Way Back in the Kobe 4 Prelude

Tobias Harris Goes Deep into his Kobe Bag

There are seven games on Tuesday's slate, meaning players such as Giannis Antetokounmpo, Russell Westbrook, Paul George and James Harden will have the opportunity to turn heads with their kicks.