Ben Felderstein For the sixth year in a row, the NBA continues to broaden its global horizons by playing a regular season game in London. This time around, Kyrie Irving’s Celtics did battle with Joel Embiid and Ben Simmon’s 76ers inside the O2 Arena in the UK. Of course, Irving took the new stage as as opportunity to debut a brand new pair of Kyrie 4 PE’s dressed in navy and yellow. This should come as no surprise, as the sharp-shooter continues to advertise the fact that he has one of the best player exclusive games in the Association. While the majority of the upper is draped in the aforementioned combination of navy and yellow, there are a few touches of red on Irving’s tongue branding as well as a musical graphic emblazoned toward the back of the upper. Making reference to the Kyrie 4 ad campaign in which Kyrie flaunts his handles in front of the Boston Philharmonic, the graphic emulates the inserts that are cut out of a cello that allow for it to have its signature sound. Grab an in-game look at Kyrie’s newest PE below and tell us what you think of the color combination.
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