Andrew Rizzo Updated January 20th, 2026: The sneaker are available now via the Nike website.
The best baseball player on the Los Angeles Dodgers (and planet, really) may be a New Balance athlete, but no sneaker brand has repped the boys in blue as hard as the Swoosh in recent memory. The Nike Kobe 6 “Dodgers” frequented headlines for the better part of two years, first emerging as a PE in 2023 and then releasing and restocking over the course of the team winning back-to-back World Series championships.
Our focus here turns from the Swoosh to the Jumpman with an undeniably “Doyers” take on the Air Jordan 1 Low. Eyes are first drawn to the Swoosh, where Dodgers-esque Old Royal patent leather sits above a Chrome background. The tongue, lining, and outlined Wings logo come in Old Royal to match, while University Red hits appear on the Jumpman as well as an added mini Swoosh. The rest of the upper crisps up in white leather, while Gum Yellow soles cap off a look well-suited for diamond dogs underfoot.
It’s also worth pointing out that just the other day, the @nikejapan X account posted a teaser featuring Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s jersey number in Dodger blue with the caption “coming soon.” The 27-year-old Dodgers ace is in fact a Nike athlete and probably the second-biggest Japanese baseball player in the world behind his teammate Shohei Ohtani. While there’s something to look forward to on that front, it’s unlikely the teaser has anything to do with the Jordan 1 Low before us today.
The Air Jordan 1 Low “Dodgers” is set to release Spring/Summer 2026 for $130 in men’s sizes. See official images below and hit our Jordan Release Dates page to browse more upcoming pairs.
In other blue AJ1 news, the Air Jordan 1 High OG “Royal” is confirmed to return later this year.
WHERE TO BUY
Mens Air Jordan 1 Low
US 01/20/2026 Tuesday
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