This year, we have not seen as many retro basketball sneakers as usual. On the contrary, the new silhouettes have been taking early at least for the first part of the season. However, check out today’s Kicks On Court to see what retro Delonte West chose to sport.

In a losing effort against the Chicago Bulls, Cleveland Cavaliers guard Delonte West laced up the timeless Nike Air Max2 CB94. We’re sure Charles Barkley felt honored while sitting in the TNT studios watching the game. If you recall, ‘Sir Charles’ wore this sneaker during the 1993-94 NBA season. It has often been said that the Air Max2 CB94 is one of the more comfortable sneakers ever. Click here to view more kicks worn by LeBron James, Deron Williams, Derrick Rose and others.

Chris Paul is arguably one of, if not the best point guards in the game today. Likewise, his sneaker line is continuing to get better and better style-wise. The majority of you didn’t particularly care for the preview photos of the Jordan CP3.III, however, while we wait for the official photos, check out what CP3 wore in today’s Kicks On Court.

In a win against the Dallas Mavericks, Chris Paul exploded for 39 points while wearing an early 2009 colorway of the Jordan CP3.II. It features a primarily white leather base with heavy teal accents on the side panels and heel section. Is the CP3.II the third best signature sneaker behind the Nike Air Max LeBron VII and the Nike Zoom Kobe IV in the game today or is Carmelo’s Jordan Melo M6 on top of the JB signatures? Click here to share your thoughts and view more kicks worn by Jason Kidd, Kobe Bryant, Ray Allen and others.

With every passing holiday Jordan release photo, the majority of continue to become antsy and impatient in regards to getting your hands on them. The excessive amount of photos can either be bad or good depending on the person. With that said, our Kicks On Court has spotted one of Jordan Brand’s own sporting one of the highly-anticipated releases of the year.

In a losing effort to the Phoenix Suns, Miami Heat small forward Quentin Richardson wore one of the most sought-after sneakers of 2009 in the form of the Air Jordan 12 White/Red. The white/red color scheme coincides perfectly with Miami Heat jerseys. More than likely, we will see the Air Jordan 12 “Flu Game” sooner or later. However, it is safe to say this shoe is the most highly-anticipated sneaker of all the Jordan releases not named the Air Jordan 11 “Space Jam”. Click here to view Richardson rocking this sneaker along with other kicks worn by Steve Nash, Joe Johnson, Dwyane Wade and others.

At the beginning of last year, Allen Iverson started off the season late due to an injury that sidelined him for a couple of days. However, when he returned, our Kicks On Court showcased him sporting his new signature shoe (at the time) dubbed the Reebok Answer XII. Likewise, AI started this season later than his teammates due to injury and sure enough, he returned wearing his latest signature sneaker.

In a losing effort to the Sacramento Kings, Allen Iverson debuted his latest signature sneaker dubbed the Reebok Answer XIII. The Answer XIII possesses a bulkier build than the aforementioned Answer XII and seems to value performance over style. Many of you took a liking towards the Answer XII; however, do you feel the same way about AI”s 13th signature sneaker? Click here to view the Answer XIII plus more kicks worn by Rudy Gay, Chris Paul, Baron Davis and others.

Although the season just started a week ago, we are already starting to see the constant team sneakers for this year. Sneakers such as the Nike Hyperize, the adidas TS Cut Creator, the adidas TS Commander LT will be mainstays in Kicks On Court. However, to our surprise, a lot of players have been spotted in the Nike Zoom Kobe IV as well.

Obviously, Kobe Bryant sported his fourth signature sneaker last night; yet, players such as Martell Webster, Demar Derozan and Goran Dragic all wore the Kobe IV in colorways that coincided with their respective jerseys. Besides the Kobe IV, we spotted Mike Bibby sporting the Jordan Jumpman Team Pro Low; he is the only JB member to wear this shoe this year. Click here to view the Kobe IV craze plus other sneakers worn by Carmelo Anthony, Steve Nash, Kevin Durant and others.

As we have seen throughout this year, Jordan Brand has a plethora of sneakers as part of their ever-so-popular basketball line. While sneakers such as the 6 Rings, the Jumpman Team Pro and the Pure Pressure dominated last year’s Kicks On Court, new sneakers including the Ol School III, the Element and the Hallowed Ground will be seen consistently this year in Kicks On Court.

With that said, the latter model mentioned was seen on a number of Jordan Brand members last night. Players such as Dwyane Wade, Gerald Wallace, Jared Jeffries and Tyson Chandler all sported the Hallowed Ground in their respective team colorways. The Jordan Hallowed Ground undoubtedly takes on a similar, bulky shape from the Jordan Olympia and the Air Jordan IX. Click here to view the players wearing the Hallowed Ground plus other kicks worn by LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, Dirk Nowitzki and others.

Obviously, it is too early to be handing out awards; yet, when one player is averaging over 30 points per game and his team is undefeated, you can automatically place him in the running for the MVP trophy. However, what sneaker is Carmelo Anthony destroying competition in? Check out today’s Kicks On Court to see Melo’s choice of sneaker preference.

In a win against the Portland Trail Blazers, Carmelo Anthony laced up the Jordan Melo M6 in the ‘Away’ colorway. It features a primarily black-colored, full-grain leather and synthetic base with universtiy blue and gold accents throughout the upper. Obviously, this sneaker coincides perfectly with the alternate ‘Away’ Nuggets jerseys. Although many of you doubted Carmelo’s sixth signature sneaker when it first surfaced, the Melo M6 is a  very efficent, player-friendly performance sneaker (see the Jordan Melo M6 Performance Review). Click here to see Anthony rocking the Jordan Melo M6 plus other sneakers worn by Brandon Roy, Derrick Rose, Tim Duncan and others.