Did Nike overpay for the NBA apparel contract? | Fortune
18-Year Old LeBron James Rejected $110 Million From Reebok And $70 Million From Adidas, And Signed A 7-Year, $90 Million Deal With Nike: "I'm A Nike Guy." - Fadeaway World
Rare company': Phoenix Suns' Kevin Durant signs lifetime deal with Nike | Nike | The Guardian
Report: Nike Closing In On NBA Apparel Deal • KicksOnFire.com
Every NBA Player With A Signature Sneaker And Shoe Deal - Sneaker News
Why N.B.A. Stars Are Trading In Their Nikes - The New York Times
Fourteen NBA Rookies Sign Sneaker Deals with Nike - Sports Illustrated FanNation Kicks News, Analysis and More
Here Are All the New Nike NBA Jerseys - SI Kids: Sports News for Kids, Kids Games and More
Nike NBA City Edition uniforms unveiled in honor of the 75th anniversary season | NBA.com
Every Jordan Brand Signature Shoe Deal In NBA History: From Eddie Jones And Vin Baker To Zion Williamson And Luka Doncic - Fadeaway World
Michael Jordan's $256 million payout from Nike deal is insane
The NBA's Richest Shoe Deals: LeBron, Kobe And Durant Are Still No Match For Michael Jordan
Fourteen NBA Rookies Sign Sneaker Deals with Nike - Sports Illustrated FanNation Kicks News, Analysis and More
NBA signs 8-year apparel deal with Nike - ESPN
NBA loosens color restrictions on sneakers - ESPN
How Much Is Kevin Durant's Lifetime Nike Contract Worth? NBA Star Signs Huge Deal After Michael Jordan, LeBron James & Cristiano Ronaldo - Sportsmanor
Would This Be Possible in Football? Puma Signs NBA Marketing Deal Despite Nike NBA Partnership - Footy Headlines
NBA Jersey Manufacturer History: Licenses Timeline of Nike, Adidas and More - Wolfgang Sport
The day Michael Jordan's mother changed Nike's history forever: 'Even if you don't like it, you're going to listen to them' | Culture | EL PAÍS English
Nike replaces Adidas as maker of NBA uniforms, signs 8-year deal
NBA superstar Kevin Durant signs lifetime deal with Nike | Fox Business
Kobe Bryant's Nike Contract Expired. The Implications Are Complex. - The New York Times
Nike Looks to the NBA for Salvation | The Motley Fool
