#SoleWatch: Diana Taurasi's Nike LeBron 15s Are Some of the Best Yet

Entering her 14th WNBA season, future Hall of Famer Diana Taurasi has been taking the court in exclusive Mercury-themed colorways of the Nike LeBron 15.

Jun 02, 2018
Diana Taurasi Nike LeBron 15 PE
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Diana Taurasi Nike LeBron 15 PE
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A longtime member of Team LeBron, future Hall of Famer Diana Taurasi enters her 14th WNBA season with exclusive colorways of the Nike LeBron 15.

Taurasi's Mercury-themed 'Home' and 'Away' pairs are grey and black-based, respectively. Each features orange and purple accents and a speckled midsole, with no other personal details evident in these on-foot photos.

Teammate Marie Gulich has also been lacing up Phoenix-flavored LeBron 15s this season.

Diana Taurasi Nike LeBron 15 Away PE

Image via Jordan Johnson for Getty Images

Diana Taurasi Nike LeBron 15 Home PE

Image via Barry Gossage for Getty Images

 

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