On June 14th 1998, Michael Jordan secured his sixth NBA title with the Chicago Bulls after drilling a picture perfect game-winning jumper over Utah's Bryon Russell in Game 6 of the '98 NBA Finals.
Next weekend will mark the 20th anniversary of MJ's "Last Shot" and Jordan Brand has plans to commemorate the occasion by re-releasing a couple of "Last Shot" Air Jordans, including the black and red Air Jordan XIVs that were on His Airness's feet that night.
The kicks feature a black tumbled leather upper, accompanied by black suede detailing and red accents throughout, as well as a yellow Jordan 14 badge. The classic XIVs, which were retroed in 2005 and released most recently in 2011, are set to return to retailers next Thursday, June 14 for the retail price of $190.
All major retailers, such as Footaction, Foot Locker and Finish Line will have the kicks in stock, as well your local sneaker shops and boutiques. Kid's sizes will be available too.
Additionally, Jordan Brand will also release a similarly styled Air Jordan 32 for $160 on Saturday, June 9th.
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