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Jayson Tatum Scores 51 Points in New Air Jordans

Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum scored 51 points in unreleased Air Jordan shoes.

Pat Benson

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On Monday afternoon, the Boston Celtics defeated the Charlotte Hornets 130-118. The nationally-televised MLK Day matchup served as another opportunity for Jayson Tatum to make his case for a starting spot in the next month's NBA All-Star Game.

Tatum scored 51 points, overtaking Larry Bird for most 50-point games in Celtics history. In addition to making history, Tatum also made headlines for wearing a pair of unreleased Air Jordan sneakers.

Earlier this week, Tatum denied leaked images of his upcoming signature shoe with Jordan Brand. While we await the official launch of Tatum's signature line, the point forward is hooping in another unreleased model - the Air Jordan 37 Low.

The Air Jordan 37 has been the basketball shoe of choice for most Jordan Brand athletes in the NBA this season. However, the low-cut version of the shoe might soon overtake its predecessor.

Air Jordan 37 Low

View of white and black Jordan shoes.
A detailed look at Jayson Tatum's shoes / @NickDePaula

The Air Jordan 37 Low is expected to release in Spring 2023 for $175. Nike has not yet released any official images, tech specs, or pricing. But that has not stopped Tatum and other Jordan Brand players from wearing the upcoming shoes on the hardwood.

It is safe to expect the Air Jordan 37 Low will be remarkably similar to the Air Jordan 37, with only minor tweaks to the slimmed-down silhouette. Luckily for hoopers and sneakerheads, the Air Jordan 37 is available at a discounted price in some colorways on Nike's website.

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Pat Benson
PAT BENSON

Pat Benson covers the sneaker industry for Kicks On Sports Illustrated. Previously, he has reported on the NBA, authored "Kobe Bryant's Sneaker History (1996-2020)," and interviewed some of the biggest names in the sports world. You can email him at 1989patbenson@gmail.com.

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