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In games played throughout that span, focus has been placed on the initiative with pink apparel worn on the court. Players have worn pink and white uniforms; coaches have accessorized with pink ties and scarves; and referees have used pink whistles. Additionally, the WNBA's Breast Health Consciousness emblem has been shown in the hardwood. Of course, our favourite accessories worn during Breast Health Awareness Week are the basketball shoes For the past several years, sneaker companies have created pink colorways of their flagship sneakers solely for the occasion. Nike Basketbal l has particularly had a great deal of success teaming up with the Kay Yow Cancer Fund , which was founded in 2007 by former North Carolina State women's basketball coach Kay Yow. After a 22-year battle with cancer, Yow passed away in 2009, but her selfless spirit continues to be the driving force behind much advancement made in the struggle against the illness. Have a look at what pink-based sneakers are worn during WNBA Breast Health Awareness Week in this week's Sneaker Watch. Angel McCoughtry shoots in the Kay Yow x Nike Air Max Soldier V Becky Hammon tries a reverse layup in the Nike Zoom Kobe VI DeLisha Milton-Jones shoots a three in the Reebok Zig Slash Diana Taurasi drives in the Nike Air Max LeBron 8 V2 Jayne Appel goes up powerful in the adidas Pro Model 2010 Maya Moore shoots in the Jordan CP3.IV New York Liberty players huddle up wearing Nike basketball shoes and adidas basketball shoes Tina Thompson shoots in the Nike Air Max Soldier V Cappie Pondexter looks on in her pink Kobe shoes cheap air max ltd 2 Leilani Mitchell dribbles in pink adidas Basketball shoes images via ESPN.

LeBron James fought to find himself in Game 4, can the Heat regain words Nick Engvall LeBron James has been under heavy criticism and watchful eyes since he was about ten cheap air max 95 360 years old. Regardless, with an 8 point scoring appearance, and zero points in the fourth quarter of an NBA Finals game, James performance last night is pleading for criticism. In 90 livelihood post season games, Tuesday was the first time LeBron did not score in double digits. In a game in which LeBron played like he had the flu, it was really Dallas Dirk Nowitzki that played through a 101 degree fever. Nowitzki somehow managed to 39 minutes and score 21 points and grab 11 rebounds to lead the Mavericks to a 86-83 success. Although LeBron's dearth of play was the most noticed portion of the Heat's game, Dwyane Wade did his part to help carry the team, scoring 32 points and coming up with 2 big blocks down the stretch. Chris Bosh added 24 points but with just 2/3rds of the 'Big 3 the chain now sits at a 2-2 lock. Take a look at the Sneaker Watch coverage from Game 4 courtesy of ESPN underneath. Dwyane Wade in the Jordan Fly Wade Jason Terry in the Reebok Zig Slash Mike Miller shoots a jumper in the Nike Zoom KD III Shawn Marion in the Nike Air Max Fly By Jason Kidd in his Peak touch model. LeBron James with an embarrassing shot wearing the Nike LeBron 8 PS J.J. Barea with an easy bucket wearing the Converse Star Player EVO.