Lamar Odom is one of the most gifted and versatile players in the NBA. After a recruiting scandal at UNLV (he never played a game as a Rebel), he transferred to the University of Rhode Island with a chip on his shoulder. A game-winning three against Temple led his squad to their first A-10 title, and he departed for the riches of the NBA. Odom has spent most of his NBA career in L.A., doing a four-year bid with the Clippers before taking his talents to South Beach. He has made more of a name for himself as the utility man for the Lakers two title teams, causing mismatch issues and always finding a niche each game to help him stand out. To celebrate his 32nd birthday today, Complex takes a look at Odom's sneaker game throughout his career — which is much more on point than you might expect for someone who's never had a signature shoe. Spoiler: he was holdin' Kobe down before ever landed in the Staples Center. Click here to check out our gallery of Lamar Odom's Greatest Sneaker Moments.




Victor Hugo November 9th, 2011 at 06:15 PM
What up Complex! Great article on his shoe game. Keep this up! would love to see other stars like Kobe, KG, Allen Iverson, CP3, VInce Carter, Rondo, D Rose etc. Keep doing what you guys due. Vi