Terrence Ross wasn't 50-point hot against the Brooklyn Nets like his previous game against the Los Angeles Clippers. Ross only had 10 points and 7 rebounds, but more importantly the Raptors defeated the Nets on the road in a tight contest.
The Raptors swingman's shoe game was solid though. He was wearing the Jordan 10 "Doernbecher" which is the first time an NBA player has worn the shoe colorway. Ross has worn a variety of shoes including the “Zebra” Nike Flyposite Exposed, “Steel” Air Jordan 10 and the Air Jordan 3 White/Cement. The “Doernbecher” 10 released this past November and was designed by 12-year-old Daniel Pena who participated in the Doernbecher Freestyle Program.
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Rafael Canton is a freelance writer from Queens, NY and contributor to Sneaker Report. Anytime there is a conversation about the NBA, music, or nutella, he can be found in the thick of the discussion. He can be found on Twitter @RafelitoC7.
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