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Gerald Wallace and a couple of his Charlotte Bobcats teammates owe alot of their success to Michael Jordan.  Widely considered a failure in his tenure as a GM, Mike’s kicks are making Charlotte basketball relevant with sneakerheads, and the team is on pace for their first playoff birth.  Coincidence?  Probably.  But that doesn’t take away from how nice it’s going to be to get Jordans in those orange and blue colourups.  This Air Jordan 9.5 PE for GW3 is a good example.  Without this colourway, its a decent if forgettable hybrid of the Birmingham Barons era, but they’re considerably more interesting in orange and white.  Enjoy more photos below and stay tuned for more Air Jordan PEs.  via Kenlu

Style: JBM388 M70 C1

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By Aaron Hope

Lately, Gerald Wallace has been no stranger to our Kicks on Court column. Crash, as they call him in Charlotte, is a Team Jordan member and has recently been kickin’ some enviable XII PEs. While it’s not a XII, here is another PE that Jordan Brand has constructed for Wallace. This Air Jordan 9.5 is comprised of white pebbled leather and possesses selective hits of Bobcats orange. Gerald’s initials and jersey number are embroidered on the lateral heel just above characters that are imprinted into the midsole. Hit the flipside for an all-around viewing of the shoe.

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