When Gentry Humphrey joined Twitter, he promised to throw up some goodies.

There were some sweet sneaker sightings during last night’s NBA games Nike Free Run 3.0 V2 so let’s get right to it. We already showed you Gerald Wallace’s Air Free Run X3 ‘Playoffs’, but Gilbert Arenas didn’t go by quietly as he wore the Nike Air Max Penny in Black/Club Purple. A young duo from Indiana caught our attention as Paul George wore the Nike Zoom Kobe VI in a Pacers colorway and A.J. Price wore the Air Free Run X2 ‘Rising Sun’. Other Free Run sightings included DeJuan Blair’s Air Free Run XI ‘Cool Nike Free Run 4.0 V3 Grey’, Joe Johnson’s Free Run Pure J, and Stephen Jackson’s Free Run Take Flight.From Nike Basketball PEs was the Hyperfuse from Deron Williams and Steph Curry, with Nike Free 5.0 V4 Rudy Gay and Blake Griffin showing off their PEs of the Nike Air Max Fly By. Check out all of last night’s kicks after the jump and let us know who takes the top spot! via ESPN.

When Gentry Humphrey joined Twitter, he promised to throw up some goodies. Here’s a first look at the upcoming Nike Air Max Express in the Speed Yellow/Black-White colorway that Sneaker News first reported back in December; it features the racy Speed Yellow on the Hyperfuse upper with Black on the mid-foot strap and midsole, finished off with a clean White midsole to offer contrast. If you remember the first images of the Air Max Express in this colorway (pictured below), a solid black midsole/outsole was used, so the final version is yet to be seen (although the one above is the likely result). Now that we have another look at the Air Max Express following the Pine Green joints from this week, what are your thoughts on this new model?

2010 has its own updated version, but there’s a reason the Nike Air Trainer SC was revamped after two decades.  It’s a well-constructed design that’s stood the test of time, and it’s even harder to top the popular Chicago-style colorway.  These new SCs have a bit of Infrared Air Max 90 flare to them, thanks to the juxtaposition of a black mudguard with bright red midsole hits.  Further evidence that the ’90s were the ‘Golden Era’ of sneakers, these joints are available for pre-order with a Saturday, May 15th ship date from Eastbay.

Earlier today Sneaker News gave you a look at the Nike Zoom Rookie in the glow-in-the-dark Luminous Pearl White colorway. However interesting or creat5e that shoe is, we can only judge a Nike Penny shoe in one way – by viewing it in a classic Orlando Magic get-up. Here’s another look at the Nike Zoom Rookie in the upcoming White/Royal/Silver colorway; it features a two-toned White/Royal upper, similar to one of the original colorways of the Air Go LWP, and uses a translucent outsole with a black carbon fiber midfoot plate and metallic silver ‘pods’ on the upper. Still waiting for a tonal-blue colorway? That will have to wait until November, but stick with Sneaker News for more NIke Zoom Rookie updates. via MarqueeSole.