It’s good to be a Yankee. Coming of the franchise’s 27th World Series championships, Nike has already dedicated a Trainer 1 to the legacy of the team, which we saw in detail here. That wasn’t enough for Chien-Ming Wang though, as the Taiwanese pitcher has received his own PE different from the team’s.

Unlike the team PE, these feature a white and silver upper, with pinstripes on the heel panel. The forefoot lace loops use non-Yankee colors, appearing in royal blue, yellow and red. On the heel panel, where the Trainer 1 usually reads “Nike,” and the Yankee PE displayed “New York,” a Taiwanese character has been created out of a mid-pitch silhouette of Wang.

The Los Angeles Dodgers may have come up short on their goal this past season, but they did enough to earn a tribute from Nike in these Trainer 1s. We first took a look at these not too far back, announcing they were available in select stores.

But for fans who are displaced from L.A. or just can’t find them in stores near you, NikeStore.com now has these in a full-size run. If you recall, white leather is used on the toe cap and heel, accented with royal blue contrast stitching. Blue suede really makes these what they are, as it’s used on the mid-panel and toe box. Retired uniform numbers are presented on the insoles also, and “L.A” appears on the heel in graffiti script.

You thought that Nike was going to make PEs for the NFL’s elite and leave out the two most dangerous players in the league? Leaving Larry “Fitz” Fitzgerald open anywhere on the field is a danger to your team. Crossing Troy Polamalu is just a danger to your health. Add these in with the Adrian Peterson PEs we saw some time ago, and it looks like the complete arsenal for Nike–land, air and D.

Fitz’s feature a red and white upper with the standard red Free and Air sole. Silver is also used on the midfoot and toe, and his number 11 appears near the heel. Just like Fitz himself, these PEs are understated and plain by receiver standards, but we all know about looks being deceiving. The Polamalu PEs feature the Steelers’ gold and black, as well as white. “Nike” appears in stencil lettering on the heels, adding to the blue collar work ethic of the city of Pittsburgh and their team. Both pairs are currently available on Nike.com.

Are these some of your favorite Trainer 1s?

Yu Darvish, the adolescent pitching prodigy, worked on the Trainer 1 AP, while Yuta Tabuse, the first Japanese basketball player to make it to the NBA, took to the Air Zoom Brave III. The Trainer possesses a white, silver, blue, and yellow upper, while the Brave III is wrapped in various golden materials.These sneakers debuted at the Harajuku store’s opening on this past Saturday, November 14^th. Hit the jump for an individual photo of each shoe.

Last week we announced that both were to be made available very soon at Foot Locker locations. Well, thanks to a heads up from Daily Drop, we now know both pairs are available online now at the regular retail price of $90. As you may recall, the Johnny Mac Trainer 1s use a Chlorophyll-esque colorway, while the Bo Jacks get the Raiders’ silver and black treatment.

Are you planning to grab these? Head to the comments section and weigh in or click here to grab a pair now.

Nike announced a Trainer 1 to pay tribute to the Bronx Bombers just in time for their 27th World Series victory, and now they’ve decided to show some love for the other coast with this “L.A” colorway.

Manny can be Manny all he wants in these suede and leather Trainers, which use the Dodgers’ blue and white throughout. White leather is used on the toe cap and heel, accented with royal blue contrast stitching. Blue suede really makes these what they are, as it’s used on the Flywire-like mid-panel and toe box. Slight red accents are also used on the lace loops, similar to the red numbers on Los Angeles’ jersey. The real tribute comes in the insole design, which feature a two-tone checkerboard pattern and, similar to the New York Trainer 1, the retired jersey numbers of Brooklyn and L.A. Dodgers legends. Expect these in stores sometime in the next week.

Manny Pacquiao is more than just a boxer. Manny has come to represent the strength of a nation. With Nike at his side, we last saw the Trainer 1 “Lights Out”. Next up is this red, white and blue Trainer 1, accompanied by the “Under the Hood” event.

Tomorrow, Pacquiao will attempt to be the first fighter to ever own 7 World Championships in 7 weight classes. Nike is hosting a watching part at the Montalbán, limited to 1000 guest spots. Celebrity guests for the show will include Nike athletes and more. Details on how to get invited are available after the jump.

As the for the show, graphics cover the heel and forefoot the same as the “Lights Out” Trainer 1 above. The mid-panel is blue, as yellow accents streak through it, while red is use don the liner and heel. The Free sole and toe cap are both white, completing the Filipino flag colorway.