From his backwards cap to his patented picture-perfect swing, ... The Nike Air Griffey Max 1 first debuted in 1996 as an ode to Ken Griffey Jr.’s revolutionary style both on and off the field.

The Nike swooshes on the new NFL jerseys are not backwards and are facing the right way based on Nike policy. See a picture of the jerseys here.

AeroVironment led large-cap gainers with a 46.6% jump after strong Q4 results and FAA airspace integration news boosted investor confidence. Nike rose 20.5% on strong earnings, lifting related ...

Nike just lost about $3.75 billion in market cap after announcing free agent NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick as the new face of its “Just Do It” ad campaign. At the time of this writing, the ...

Perhaps she doesn’t want to love him forever. Jessica Simpson’s husband, Eric Johnson, was spotted without his wedding ring amid rumors that the couple is headed for a divorce. The former NFL ...

It didn't take long for Nike's market cap to hit $500 million just under two years after it listed, and by the summer of 1983 it topped $700 million briefly before a year-long slide that took it ...

Tiger Woods and son Charlie, 10, match in Nike tops and baseball caps as they cheer on Serena Williams at US Open By RACHEL MCGRATH FOR DAILYMAIL.COM Published: 00:02 EDT, 4 September 2019 ...

With Nike taking over as the official uniform supplier for the NFL this season, it didn't take long after the new threads debuted for people to notice something—that the swoosh was backward on ...

Tonight however, he'll get the hardware that he's been coveting, the NBA World Championship ring. To celebrate the accomplishment, Nike Basketball reworked the Nike LeBron X in a gold finish with ...

Nike released an ad to honor LeBron James for winnning his first NBA Finals ring.

Jaylen Brown put his shorts on backwards and had the Nike swoosh on his butt. A bold new look? By James Dator Oct 9, 2023, 10:02am EDT ... Or he just put his pants on backwards.

Nike just lost about $3.75 billion in market cap after announcing free agent NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick as the new face of its “Just Do It” ad campaign.