Patrick Johnson 
LeBron James is no longer the leading vote-getter in this year’s NBA All-Star Game. Once voting closed, Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry came in first place for the first time in his career. This marks a significant milestone for both Steph and the brand that he recently inked a signature with in Under Armour. So what does this mean for his UA Curry One with the added popularity? It at the very least shines a light on the legitimacy of Under Armour’s basketball line and hopefully will add some staying power. Elsewhere around the league, DeMarcus Cousins broke out a surprising LeBron wear, two Raptors tried their best to don all-red Kobes, and Nick Young added some sneakers to help light up his game in the Air Jordan 5Lab3. Stick around after the break to catch the latest NBA Feet and let us know your favorite selection in the comments.
Source: ESPN
