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As the 2010-2011 NBA trade deadline approach many general managers made last-minute moves to solidify their team for the upcoming playoffs. Besides the altered roster spots on each team, our staff spotted a few, major sneaker-related stories that will have an effect instantly and in the far-fetched future. How will Carmelo Anthony’s signature line do in New York? Will Gerald Wallace lose his Air Jordan connection now that he is in Portland? Check out these effects, plus others, in our Eight Sneaker Effects from 2011’s NBA Trades.
Carmelo Anthony’s Jordan Line will Increase in Popularity
Trade Observation: Now that Carmelo Anthony is playing in an extremely big market, we expect Jordan Brand to do some very intriguing things with his signature line. NY’s market is much bigger than Denver’s market; therefore, Melo’s sneaker line will undoubtedly prosper. Jordan Brand, how about some Syracuse-themed sneakers? Maybe a Big Apple inspired shoe? There are limitless opportunities for a signature line in NY, and we are anticipating some classic color schemes, stories and themes incorporated into Melo’s line.
