About 7 ft. He is listed at 7'1" in the NBA, but in the NBA draft combines where he was measured without shoes, he was measured at only 7'0". It is common for the NBA to list the heights of players of players with shoes, or to boost them an inch for marketing reasons.
Whatever shoe company pays them the most.
About 7 ft. He is listed at 7'1" in the NBA, but in the NBA draft combines where he was measured without shoes, he was measured at only 7'0". It is common for the NBA to list the heights of players of players with shoes, or to boost them an inch for marketing reasons.
About 7 ft. He is listed at 7'1" in the NBA, but in the NBA draft combines where he was measured without shoes, he was measured at only 7'0". It is common for the NBA to list the heights of players of players with shoes, or to boost them an inch for marketing reasons.
About 7 ft. He is listed at 7'1" in the NBA, but in the NBA draft combines where he was measured without shoes, he was measured at only 7'0". It is common for the NBA to list the heights of players of players with shoes, or to boost them an inch for marketing reasons.
So they can grip the court.
No...the NBA pays you
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NBA players with felonies
Nike pays players to wear their shoes and endorse them, so Nike makes more money. Players want to be endorsed by Nike because THEY get paid to wear the shoes. Nike isn't the only company that does that, though.
i know T-mac , kobe, shaq, and i think iverson
The NBA players wear Beats by Dr.Dre