Does New Era still make nba hats or did Reebok take over the license??
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I haven't seen a New Era NBA hat for a while, just MLB. So, Reebok might have taken over the contract for the hats.  Just like college hats, I can't find any that are made by New Era anymore, only Zephyr.  So maybe New Era's only doing Professional Baseball and Reebok's only doing Pro Basketball.
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Some places DO keep them and you can claim it after the game. (Knoxville IceBears do this)  / Most do not.\n\n\nSome give the hats to charities. Some give them to the employees. The rest get thrown out.
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Check www.tuffstuff.com  you could search for players individually and they would list every major brand card that was made for that player.  I have not been on there in a while so they may have changed it since then.  Good Luck. \n\n P.S.  I'm also a huge RH fan.  Got tons of autographs when he played near me!!!!
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Jay Williams's jersey was retired after he lead them two national title. He then was drafted by the bulls, but messed up his career in a motocycle accidents after his rookie year in the Nba in 2003 and havent came back yet
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Eastbay has a good collection of AJ gear, both old and new. Niketown is good for the latest stuff.
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Yeah I guess they could be real but I don't think they're gonna go all the way.You probably did not know but the Nets used to be an ABA team. When the 8 team NBA was losing money the manager brought the 4 best teams up from the ABA. They were the Nets, Pacers, Clippers, and Super sonics.
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I have seen people wearing them at several tracks since last year.  Not sure where you can get one though (maybe eBay?).  I don't think it is Official NASCAR merchandise! ;)
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i found a site!! when you get to the main screen of eastbay.com look straight up and find KEY WORDS type in:lebron james shoes and it should be right there!!
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I ordered a Jersey from them.  Two weeks later, after my phone calls, they told me they were out of stock.  They don't seem to know what they are doing.  I have my best luck through Amazon.com. =)
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in downtown LA what do u mean do a jersey for u???\nlike cuztomize it??\ngo to staples center and ask im sure u'll find out or go to nba.com and look at the catalog!!\nthye customize them for u!
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1. Supposedly because the new ball has better grip and feel, eliminates the need for a break-in period, which is needed for leather balls, and has consistant characteristics from ball to ball.\n\n2. The league says the tights ban is because they don't like the look of the tights and thought players wore them as some sort of fashion statement. The league wants the look of players on the court to be consistant. They've also banned players from wearing rubber wrist bands that have writing on them like the players name.\n\n3. The Bulls have their own team rules, and one of those rules is that players don't wear headbands (the Utah Jazz have the same team rule). Players can be fined, benched and suspended fo breaking team rules. Teams have their own reasons for having team rules, such as putting out a particular image, as a show of team unity, etc. There's nothing wrong with wearing a headband, but players need to be aware of their teams rules and follow them. The flap with Wallace started because he says he didn't know about these rules at the time he signed with the team.
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Yes there is. The New Jersey Nets. Soon they will become the New York Nets if they make the deal. If you want to look them up, go to www.nba.com
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Hi Ron~\n\nIt's your lucky day. I happen to work for adidas Golf apparel and we recently purchased Reebok. Reebok is no longer operating a golf division, with the exception of apparel sold under the "Greg Norman Collection" brand. Although we will continue to sell and market shoes and apparel under the Reebok brand name, for the time being all golf footwear will be created under the adidas umbrella. I highly recomend you try our footwear out; as a 3 handicap and a lifetime golfer I can honestly tell you we make the most comfortable high performance golf shoes in the industry.\nBelow is a link to our online store.\n\nThanks and good luck on the links!
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The new Jersey Nets are kinda good not as good as they used to be.  They are moving to brooklyn soon and co-owned by Jay-Z.  Yeah I know you were talkin bout something else, whatever.
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From nba.com, authentic but it can be pricey...OR from footlocker.com, footaction.com, finishline.com, and other sports store...
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it was instituted on october 17 2005 here is some info on it.\n\nNEW YORK -- NBA commissioner David Stern spoke out for the first time on the specifics of the league's new off-the-court dress code on Tuesday.\n\n\n\nOTL: DRESS BLUES \nThe NBA has instituted a new dress code for all its players. What is Commissioner David Stern trying to accomplish? Is he stepping on players rights to choose how they want to dress? Is Stern sending a message about the image of the league and its players? Bob Ley explores the issues on Outside the Lines (tonight, ESPN, 12:40 a.m. ET/9:40 p.m. PT).\n \n\nDespite objections from players like Allen Iverson, who said he will fight to wear clothes in which he is most comfortable, Stern said he was "certain that it will be complied with." \n\n\n\nAlthough Stern wouldn't say exactly how he would enforce the new regulations -- which, among other things, require injured players seated on the bench to wear a sports jacket and outlaw chains, pendants or medallions over the player's clothes while on team or league business -- he did say that the league "will use a broad range of authority" to enforce compliance.\n\n\n\nNBA Dress Code \nIn a memo issued Monday, the NBA set forth a "minimum" dress code starting with the 2005-2006 season. The following highlights are excerpted from the memo: \n1. General Policy: Business Casual \nPlayers are required to wear Business Casual attire whenever they are engaged in team or league business. "Business Casual" attire means:\n•  A long or short-sleeved dress shirt (collared or turtleneck), and/or a sweater.\n•  Dress slacks, khaki pants, or dress jeans. \n•  Appropriate shoes and socks, including dress shoes, dress boots, or other presentable shoes, but not including sneakers, sandals, flip-flops, or work boots.\n\n\n2. Exceptions to Business Casual\nThere are the following exceptions to the general policy of Business Casual attire:\na. Players In Attendance At Games But Not In Uniform\nPlayers who are in attendance at games but not in uniform are required to wear the following additional items when seated on the bench or in the stands during the game:\n•  Sport Coat.\n•  Dress shoes or boots, and socks.\n\n\n3. Excluded Items \nThe following is a list of items that players are not allowed to wear while on team or league business:\n•  Sleeveless shirts.\n•  Shorts.\n•  T-shirts, jerseys, or sports apparel (unless appropriate for the event (e.g., a basketball clinic), team-identified, and approved by the team).\n• Headgear of any kind while a player is sitting on the bench or in the stands at a game, during media interviews, or during a team or league event or appearance (unless appropriate for the event or appearance, team-identified, and approved by the team).\n• Chains, pendants, or medallions worn over the player's clothes.\n• Sunglasses while indoors.\n• Headphones (other than on the team bus or plane, or in the team locker room).\n\n \n\n"If they are really going to have a problem, they will have to make a decision about how they want to spend their adult life in terms of playing in the NBA or not," Stern said.\n\n\n\nStern said he believed that much of the recent criticism over the league-imposed rules had to do with the fact that the players didn't know the specifics, which were released in a memo to the teams on Monday.\n\n\n\nCalling the rules "quite liberal and easygoing," Stern even joked that the dress code is something that "even [Dallas Mavericks owner] Mark Cuban can comply with." But Cuban, who often wears T-shirts and jeans to games, told ESPN.com that there was "no chance, no way" that he would comply with the league's off-the-court dress code for its players. Sleeveless shirts are not allowed under the policy.\n\n\n\nIverson, whose 'do rag will now be banned, recently told the Philadelphia Daily News that "just becau
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From what I can see the outfit is copywrited so you will only ever be able to get an "illegal" copy.  I cant find any of them online :D